institutpandore

As soon as you’ll save an article that doesn’t have any featured image, DoctorFeature will create a nice picture for you. The picture will be composed of a gradient of either two or three beautiful colors, and each gradient will be associated with the category of your article. It will be up to you to select among a few fonts, the size of the text and the text color. The plugin will print the text over the generated picture and you’ll have your own featured image ! 🙂

DoctorFeature

As soon as you'll save an article that doesn't have any featured image, DoctorFeature will create a nice picture for you.

quinnthehuskey

Some web designers like to fade the edges of their images (or select images) in order to provide a softer 
contrast between the edges of their image and the background of their website. Doing this typically requires the use 
of some sort of photo editing software. Moderately skilled web developers may be able to use CSS and HTML code to 
generate a similar effect dynamically. This plugin, however, simplifies the process to merely applying an extra CSS class 
to an image after it has been uploaded.
<h3>Credits</h3>
Special thanks to Ben Nadel for his tutorial on overlaying gradients on images with jQuery. 
His tutorial inspired the creation of this plugin. [See the full tutorial]: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1014-Creating-Transparent-Gradients-With-jQuery.htm

Faded Borders for Images

This plugin lets you place a faded border around any image file.

DoctorFeature vs Faded Borders for Images