David Klhufek

Easily display WordPress Blogroll links with the shortcode <code>[blogroll-links]</code> and its customizable options.
Features: 
– Display WordPress Blogroll links directly on your site. 
– Filter links by category or show only specific links. 
– Optionally display icons/images alongside each link. 
– Customize the layout with a custom CSS class via settings. 
– Simple setup via <code>Settings > Blogroll Links Renderer</code>.
Shortcode Parameters: 
– <code>category</code>: Filter links by category name. 
 Example: <code>[blogroll-links category="MyCategory"]</code>. 
– <code>show_images</code>: Display link images/icons if available. 
 Example: <code>[blogroll-links show_images="1"]</code>. 
– <code>show_titles</code>: Add tooltips using link descriptions. 
 Example: <code>[blogroll-links show_titles="1"]</code>. 
– Combine all options for advanced usage. 
 Example: <code>[blogroll-links category="MyCategory" show_images=1 show_titles=1]</code>.
Enable WordPress Links Manager: 
The WordPress Links Manager, hidden by default since WordPress 3.5, can be reactivated using this plugin. 
To enable it, go to <code>Settings > Blogroll Links Renderer</code> and check the option Enable Links Manager. Once enabled, manage links via the Links menu in the WordPress dashboard.

Kashiv

This plugin activates <code>[ios_icon]</code> shortcode allowing you to place iOS apps’ icons without rendering their corner radius and shadow in Photoshop.
Available attributes of shortcode:
<ul>
<li>size – tells how big is the icon. (e.g. 57, 72, 114, 512) Default is 57.</li>
<li>url – URL of the image</li>
<li>shadow_color – CSS-styled color of the shadow (e.g. #000, #ab67fc, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.4)) Default is #000.</li>
<li>style – additional CSS style for element. Here you can add float, margin, border, etc.</li>
</ul>
Example:
<pre><code>[ios_icon size="114" url="http://yourdomain.com/path/to/114-icon.png" style="float:right;margin:0 0 12px 12px;border:1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);" shadow_color="red"]
</code></pre>

iOS Icon Renderer

Add a [ios_icon] shortcode to make it easier to display iOS icons without rendering them first in a graphical application. Uses CSS3.

Blogroll Links Renderer vs iOS Icon Renderer