kmo_design

This plugin generates a gallery from a folder and displays using a shortcode. 
The folder must be uploaded (using FTP) to the wp-content/upload folder.
To include a slideshow in a post or a page, use the following shortcode:
<pre><code>[kmoslideshow folder="local_path_to_folder"]
</code></pre>
You can customize the slideshow using the following attributes:
<ul>
<li>Slideshow width (width) in px</li>
<li>Image border (border) in px (default 0)</li>
<li>Image padding (padding) in px (default 0)</li>
<li>Slide duration (interval) in milliseconds (default 4000)</li>
<li>Pagination display (pagination): true or false (default true)</li>
<li>Transition effect (effect): fade or slide (default slide)</li>
</ul>
Default slideshow width is set to the width of the container unless the width attribute is set. 
The height is calculate from the first image.
<pre><code>[kmoslideshow folder="path" width="500" padding="5"
 border="1" interval="5000" pagination="false" effect="fade"]
</code></pre>
This plugin uses SlidesJS 3.0.3 by Nathan Searles – http://www.slidesjs.com

KMO Slideshow

This plugin generates a gallery from a folder and displays using a shortcode.

Tim Berneman

alanft

Relocate Upload lets you specify folders, and adds a menu to the Media Library (and Edit Media admin page) that lets you switch media items between these folders and WPs default upload location.
<h3>Known Issues</h3>
When creating new folders,

Relocate Upload

But mostly throws PHP notices and breaks the URLs to images.



Sometimes works

Wordpress uploads media to one pre-set folder. Relocate Upload lets you switch media to other folders.

KMO Slideshow vs Relocate Upload