kamiel79

Adding explicit thumbnails (featured images) to your content takes time. Even if you don’t add your own photography, you’d still need to go to search.creativecommons.org or so. This plugin hooks into the thumbnail URL and changes this with an image from the Flickr API, based on the tags in your post. If Flickr couldn’t find anything, it will return an empty string. I have achieved good results, with posts that all of a sudden had a rather adequate thumbnail.
[Flickr images might have licensing issues, so I recommend to use this plugin only on personal sites]

Flickr Fallback Thumbnail

Automatically grab a fallback featured image if your post doesn't have one!

Harish Chouhan

Themeist Co

Want to display information about any plugin hosted on WordPress.org?
This plugin lets you fetch and display details like version, active installs, ratings, changelog, and more using a simple shortcode. Data is pulled from the WordPress.org Plugin API, cached locally for performance, and automatically refreshed every hour.
Perfect for plugin developers who want to show up-to-date info about their own plugins on their site.
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My Plugin Information – Fetch Data from WordPress.org

Fetch plugin data from WordPress.org using a simple shortcode. Shows version, installs, ratings, and more. Cached for speed, auto-updated hourly.

Flickr Fallback Thumbnail vs My Plugin Information – Fetch Data from WordPress.org