Nomeu

(First of all, sorry for my bad English.)
Image Archives is a wordpress plugin that displays images from your published posts with a permalink back to the post that the image is connected to. 
This plugin create a image list that is based on images you uploaded, not based on posts. 
This plugin aims to show your recent posts with images for visitors on your site.
See how this plugin works on <a href="http://nomeu.net/image-archives/" rel="nofollow ugc">Sample Page(My site)</a>.
If you found any problems with this plugin, please tell me. “nomeu[-at-]nomeu.net”.
<h4>NOTICE</h4>
<ul>
<li>The images you want to show are needed to be attached to posts they were published in (Attaching with post is automatically done by WordPress when you upload images on creating/editing a post).</li>
<li>In order to link to the permalink of a post, the post must be “published”.</li>
<li>If a post doesn’t contain a image(external images was not searched), this post is not listed.</li>
</ul>
<h4>HOW TO USE</h4>
It is simple. Write a shortcode [image_archives] on the place where you want to show a list of your images linked to their host posts.
But at first, I recommend you to write a shortcode “[image_archives first_image_mode=on]” on a unpublished post. 
This “first_image_mode” is a easy way(mode) to show a list. Without configuring a search strings, you can show a list which contains A image per A post. 
(If you want to change the number of images per a post, set this attribute “off”.) 
(And please note that the ‘first’ image means your ‘first’ uploaded image in a post. If you want to show a first image that is sorted by filename, use “image_order_by=title”. You can also use “image_order=DESC” at the same time. This means a latest image in a post is showed.)
Then you can see the output and how attributes works. After this, set some attributes for this plugin as you want.
Attributes are written like the following.
<blockquote>[image_archives term_id=? ordered_by=? order=? str=? limit=? size=? design=? item=? column=? date_format=? date_show=? cache=?]</blockquote>
Write only your necessary attributes. Default settings are below. Probably you should change “str” and “term_id” at least.
You can also use the php function of this plugin. In order to use the function, write “wp_image_archives();” within php code. As for the attributes, write like below.
<blockquote>wp_image_archives (‘term_id=9&order=DESC&design=1’);</blockquote>
<h4>Default values</h4>
<ul>
<li>first_image_mode = off</li>
<li>image_order_by = date</li>
<li>image_order = ASC</li>
<li>term_id = 1</li>
<li>order_by = title</li>
<li>order = ASC</li>
<li>str = %</li>
<li>limit = 0,50</li>
<li>size = medium</li>
<li>design = 2</li>
<li>item = 9</li>
<li>column = 3</li>
<li>date_format = Y-m-d</li>
<li>date_show = off</li>
<li>title_show = on</li>
<li>cache = on</li>
<li>section_name = Section</li>
<li>section_sort = number</li>
<li>section_result_number_show = on</li>
</ul>
<h4>Explanation</h4>
<ul>
<li>first_image_mode is the feature you can show a image per a post without configuring the search strings. Default of this attribute is “off”. If you set first_image_mode=on, you can use the following two settings.</li>
<li>image_order_by is the method of ordering the searched images within a post. You can use “title” or “date”. This attribute is enabled only when first_image_mode is on.</li>
<li>image_order requires the sort type within a post. You can use “ASC” or “DESC”. Uppercase only. This attribute is enabled only when first_image_mode is on.</li>
<li>term_id requires unique ID(s) of tags or categories(You can check Term IDs on ‘Post -> Category’ on Dashboard.). You can use several IDs like ‘term_id=1,3,10’. Numbers only. Or you can search all of your categories with ‘term_id=ALL’ (Uppercase only).</li>
<li>order_by is the method of ordering a list of the images(posts) in the output. You can use “title” or “date”.</li>
<li>order requires the sort type in the output. You can use “ASC” or “DESC”. Uppercase only.</li>
<li>str is a search string. The search string must be a part of the file name of images you uploaded. This plugin searches “post_title”(these are seen in “MEDIA LIBRARY” -> “FILE” or “TITLE”) in your wordpress database for the string. This string is required to be SQL LIKE condition string. Please refer to <a href="http://www.techonthenet.com/sql/like.php" rel="nofollow ugc">SQL LIKE condition</a>.</li>
<li>lmit is a limit of the images that is shown. Write this attribute like ‘start number,the number of posts‘ . example, ‘limit=0,30’ . You can also use this like ‘limit=20,30’.</li>
<li>size is the size of the images. “thumbnail” or “medium” or “large” or “full”. These actual sizes are based on your WordPress settings.</li>
<li>design is the type of the output design. “1” to “5” at present. “design=4” and “5” uses jQuery and jQuery UI. “design=4” uses <a href="http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/" rel="nofollow ugc">Accordion</a>. “design=5” uses <a href="http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/" rel="nofollow ugc">Tabs</a>.</li>
<li>item is the number of images per a section on “design=4,5”. This attribute is enabled only when “design=4,5”.</li>
<li>column is the number of columns. This attribute is enabled only when “design=2,4,5”.</li>
<li>date_format is the date format. Please refer to <a href="http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php" rel="nofollow ugc">PHP.net date format</a>.</li>
<li>date_show is a switch to show posts’ date or not. You can use “on” or “off”.</li>
<li>title_show is a switch to show posts’ title or not. You can use “on” or “off”.</li>
<li>cache is a switch to cache the output. You can use “on” or “off”. If you set “cache=on“, the output cache will be created in the plugin directory. This cache file will be renewed when you publish a article or edit a article.</li>
<li>section_name is the section name in “design=4,5”. You can change the section name as you like.</li>
<li>section_sort is the method of sorting section in “design=4,5”. You can set “number” or “category” to this attribute. If you set “category” to this attribute, “limit” will be the limit number of images per a category. And please be careful, using “section_sort=category” takes a little long time, so I recommend you to use “cache=on” at the same time. As for the order of categories, those are ordered by “term_id” you set. If you set “term_id=2,4,6”, the order of the categories is “2,4,6”. So if you want to change the order, you should set it like “term_id=6,2,4”.</li>
<li>section_result_number_show is a switch to show the number of your search result. You can set “on” or “off”. But this attribute is effective in “design=4,5” and “section_sort=number”.</li>
</ul>
You can also change design of the output with CSS. output HTML tags, table, div have a class=”img_arc”. div before a image have a class=”img_arc_img”, div before text have a class=”img_arc_text”.
<h4>CSS example</h4>
<blockquote>
table.img_arc { 
  border: 0 none; 
} 
div.img_arc_img, div.img_arc_text { 
  text-align: center; 
  line-height: 1; 
} 
div.img_arc_text a { 
  text-decoration: none; 
} 
</blockquote>
When you use jQuery UI designs, please refer to <a href="http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/" rel="nofollow ugc">Accordion</a>, <a href="http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/" rel="nofollow ugc">Tabs</a>. jQuery automatically will add classes with outputted elements.
As for the color themes of Accordion(design=4) and Tabs(design=5), these themes are changeable. If you want to change themes, visit jQuery UI(http://jqueryui.com/themeroller) and download a theme file. Then, extract it, and overwrite the files of this plugin(/css/) with the downloaded files(/css/THEME_NAME/). In order to overwrite the files, you need to use FTP or else. The files is located under your wordpress folder(/wp-content/plugins/image-archives/css/).
<h4>Frequently Asked Questions</h4>
<ul>
<li>
I want to show a chosen image in a post! 
In order to show specific images, I recommend you to name image files nicely. 
For example, if you name images like “aaa-1.jpg“, “bbb-2.jpg“, “ccc-3-IWantToShowThis.jpg“, you can search your database for “ccc-3-IWantToShowThis.jpg” with “str=%IWantToShowThis“. 
In other words, I recommend you add “-thumb” or something to the suffix of your specific image filename. Then search for it.
</li>
<li>
I want to show a monthly archive. 
It is basically impossible with this plugin. But technically, it is possible. As I explained above, name the filenames nicely. 
If you name images like “2012-01-abc.jpg“, “2012-01-vvv.jpg“, “2012-02-112.jpg“, you can search for posts in 2012/01 with “str=2012-01-%“. 
I received many questions or requests about this. If you want a monthly archive, please use other plugins.
</li>
<li>
I want to search all categories or tags. 
Use “term_id=ALL”.
</li>
<li>
I want a paging system on this plugin. 
Sorry, a paging system is not supported by this plugin so far. But alternatively, you can use your wordpress function. 
When you write a article, you can use “<!–nextpage–>” as WordPress quicktag. This is similar to “more” tag. 
This is a WordPress function. Refer to this (https://codex.wordpress.org/Styling_Page-Links). 
Exmple, 
[image_archives first_image_mode=on ******* limit=0,30] 
<!–nextpage–> 
[image_archives first_image_mode=on ******* limit=30,30] 
…..
</li>
</ul>

Image Archives

Image Archives is a wordpress plugin that displays images from your published posts with a permalink back to the post that the image is connected to.

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Advanced Posts Listing is a Gutenberg block plugin that enables site administrators to create & display visually appealing blog posts listing or custom post type listing effortlessly right from the Gutenberg editor.
This plugin provides six beautiful and responsive design / layouts for the listing. Site admins can choose custom post type from block properties & listing will be created accordingly with a live preview.
This plugin also allows site admins to filter the custom post listing by taxonomy, terms and other criterias. The infomation displayed inside the listing record is also manageable from block properties.
<h3>Links</h3>
For better idea of how all layouts would look like, below are live demo links of all the layouts. 
<a href="https://weplugins.com/advanced-posts-listing/listing-layout/" rel="nofollow ugc">List View</a> 
<a href="https://weplugins.com/advanced-posts-listing/" rel="nofollow ugc">Grid View</a> 
<a href="https://weplugins.com/advanced-posts-listing/masonry-layout/" rel="nofollow ugc">Masonry View</a> 
<a href="https://weplugins.com/advanced-posts-listing/overlay-layout/" rel="nofollow ugc">Overlay View</a> 
<a href="https://weplugins.com/advanced-posts-listing/slider-layout/" rel="nofollow ugc">Slider View</a>
Contact <a href="https://weplugins.com/support" rel="nofollow ugc">Dedicated Support team</a> for any assistance in the plugin setup process, for any query or for any customisation request for this plugin.
Features List
<ul>
<li>Six beautiful & responsive blog post listing designs.</li>
<li>Numeric pagination support for every layout. Manageable settings for pagination.</li>
<li>Display posts, pages, and custom post types listing.</li>
<li>Filter posts by categories.</li>
<li>Filter posts by tags.</li>
<li>Filter custom post types by taxonomies.</li>
<li>Listing inherits most of the typography from currently activated theme.</li>
<li>Manageable color picker settings for buttons UI to make it theme compatible.</li>
<li>Options for adding custom css in block settings. Full flexibility. </li>
<li>Compatible with popular custom post type plugins. e,g Advanced Custom Fields (acf plugin).</li>
<li>Supports custom post type listing.</li>
<li>Include only some specific posts/custom posts by comma separated ids.</li>
<li>Exclude some particular posts by comma separated ids to be dislayed in output.</li>
<li>Sort listings by date (ascending/descending).</li>
<li>Alphabetical sorting (A-Z, Z-A).</li>
<li>Live preview of listings in Gutenberg.</li>
<li>Customizable listing display.</li>
<li>Easy block properties configuration.</li>
<li>Manageable row and column gaping for Grid, Masanory & Overlay layout.</li>
<li>Display post titles.</li>
<li>Show post excerpts.</li>
<li>Include post featured images.</li>
<li>Display post authors.</li>
<li>Show post dates.</li>
<li>Show/hide post titles.</li>
<li>Show/hide post content.</li>
<li>Show/hide post excerpts.</li>
<li>Show/hide meta data like dates.</li>
<li>Show/hide categories.</li>
<li>Show/hide tags.</li>
<li>Show/hide featured images.</li>
<li>Customize the number of posts per listing.</li>
<li>Pagination for long listings.</li>
<li>Responsive design for mobile and desktop.</li>
<li>SEO-friendly post listings.</li>
<li>Lightweight and fast-loading.</li>
<li>Compatible with all WordPress themes.</li>
<li>User-friendly interface.</li>
<li>Regular updates and support.</li>
</ul>
So this plugin supports a wide range of custom post types and offers extensive filtering options, including categories, tags, and custom taxonomies. Certain posts can also be included or excluded via id from the output. This flexibility ensures that your posts list is tailored to meet your specific needs. Additionally, the posts block can be sorted by date or alphabetically, giving you full control over how your content is presented. Enhance your WordPress site with a post list block that is both functional and visually appealing with maximum flexiblity.

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