MrXHellboy

<p>This WordPress plugin (widget) will be shown when visitors are viewing a single post, category page or both. Otherwise, it wont be there at all.<br />
The widget contains a list of post titles from the same category(s) the visitor is viewing the post from, so the visitor is able to swiftly change posts by clicking on the titles shown.<br />
Posts published in multiple categories are taken care of just fine. I’ve introduced a new feature in version 1.6 which gives you the possibility to show all the categories the post has been published in or the category where the visitor has been spotted the last time(uses cookie).</p>
<p>The widget can be controlled with the following widget options:</p>
<ul>
<li>Title (before the category name(s))</li>
<li>Exclude category(s) by ID</li>
<li>Exclude categories on: Single, Category, Both, None</li>
<li>Sticky posts on top: Yes | No</li>
<li>Show posts from year: a specific year or all years</li>
<li>Show widget on: categories | single posts | both</li>
<li>Show category title(s): Yes | No</li>
<li>Post has multiple categories – what now: Show all categories | Show the last category viewed</li>
<li>Show how many posts</li>
<li>Single posts view – Order:  DESC | ASC</li>
<li>Single post view – Orderby: Author | Category | Date | ID | Random</li>
<li>Category view – Order:?DESC | ASC</li>
<li>Category view – Orderby: Author | Category | Date | ID | Random</li>
<li>Remove/Keep child categories</li>
</ul>
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Category Content

This Wordpress plugin (widget) will be shown when visitors are viewing a single post, category page or both. Otherwise, it wont be there at all.

multippt

<p>The plugin automates the process of capitalizing titles. This is useful for making posts look more formal.</p>
<h3>Updating</h3>
<p>The procedure involves the replacement of files. You can check if your current revision is at its latest version via the <code>Options > Title Capitalization</code> panel.</p>
<ol>
<li>Deactivate the “Title Capitalization” plug-in</li>
<li>Upload the latest version of the “capital-titles.php” file to replace the older one. </li>
<li>Activate the “Title Capitalization” plug-in.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ol>
<li>A working WordPress install</li>
</ol>


Title Capitalization

This plugin automates the process of capitalizing titles.

Category Content vs Title Capitalization