Pavlo Degtyaryov

The Bukvycja plugin is fairly self-explanatory. It adds mark-up to your posts and pages which allows you to create drop caps.
The plugin now has loads of settings. You can choose which pages to put drop caps on. You can exclude specific posts and categories and you can also choose wether to use the default styling.
The plugin marks-up the first paragraph (or all paragraphs ) starting with a capital letter. It makes the first letter into a drop cap and gives the paragraph a class of “first-child” allowing you to style the first paragraph in a different way.

Bukvycja

The Bukvycja plugin adds drop caps to your posts, pages and comments. It comes with some cool css styling and lots of options.

OTWthemes

Use WordPress default widgets as shortcodes. Insert WordPress default widgets anywhere in your site – page/post editor, sidebars, template files. No coding is required. It is all done in a nice and easy interface.
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WordPress default widgets
<ul>
<li>Pages </li>
<li>Calendar</li>
<li>Archive </li>
<li>Meta</li>
<li>Search</li>
<li>Text</li>
<li>Categories </li>
<li>Recent Posts</li>
<li>Recent Comments</li>
<li>RSS</li>
<li>Tag Cloud </li>
</ul>
Insert WordPress default widgets Anywhere in your site
Basically WordPress default widgets can be inserted anywhere in your site:
<ul>
<li>Page/post WYSIWYG editor by using the buttion in the editor</li>
<li>In sidebars by using the default Widgets themselves</li>
<li>In template files by using the WordPress default widgets’ shortcode and WordPress do_shortcode function</li>
</ul>
Custom styling
If you need to further style an widget you can use the default WordPress classes for those widgets.
Localization/Internationalization
This plugin comes Localization/Internationalization ready. It is following WordPress I18n standards.
Full version of the plugin
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<li>Custom Responsive Layouts – Build in Seconds</li>
<li>Front-end Editor – Edit your layouts and content in the front-end of your site</li>
<li>40+ Shortcodes with add/edit Interface, Custom and Imported Shortcodes</li>
<li>Insert Shortcodes Anywhere – Layouts, Page Editor, Sidebars, Template files</li>
<li>Insert Sidebars Anywhere – Layouts, Page Editor, Template files</li>
<li>WordPress Widgets Anywhere – Layouts, Page Editor, Template files</li>
<li>Content Sidebars</li>
<li>Support and Updates</li>
<li>Zero Coding Required</li>
</ul>

Widgets as Shortcodes

Use WordPress default widgets as shortcodes. Nice and easy interface. Insert anywhere in your site - page/post editor, sidebars, template files.

Bukvycja vs Widgets as Shortcodes