jonhorner

movingboxes-wp presents images from the WordPress media library as a MovingBoxes image gallery using a shortcode to position it in your posts or pages. As well as display images along with titles and short captionsl links can be also added.
Images are added to the galleries by uploading via the WordPress Media Gallery and attaching them to the post or page on which they will be displayed. The MovingBoxes gallery can be configured to customise the starting panel, gallery width, panel width, reduced size, fixed height, speed, use of hash tags, wrapping the slider animation, controlling navigation and the animation easing.
The Moving Boxes jQuery code was originally written by Chris Coyier (css-tricks.com) and is currently being updated and maintained by Mottie. It is available from GitHub here: https://github.com/chriscoyier/MovingBoxes. Documentation for the actual image gallery can be found here: https://github.com/chriscoyier/MovingBoxes/wiki.
<h4>Requirements</h4>
Server
<ul>
<li>WordPress 3.0+ (Not tested on earlier versions but may work.)</li>
<li>PHP 5+ (Recommended)</li>
</ul>
Client
<ul>
<li>IE 7+, FireFox 3.6+, Chrome, Safari 3+, Opera 8+</li>
</ul>

movingboxes-wp

movingboxes-wp displays images attached to posts or pages in a jQuery image slider which expands the images as you scroll through them.

Evan Herman

Tracy Levesque

yikesitskevin

yikesinc

Order all of the taxonomy terms on your site with a simple to use, intuitive drag and drop interface. The plugin works for WordPress core taxonomies — Categories and Tags — and any custom taxonomies you have created.
Activate the plugin, enable your taxonomy on the settings page, and drag and drop the taxonomies into the desired position. It couldn’t be easier.
On the front end of the site your taxonomy terms will display in the order set in the dashboard.
Requires WordPress 4.4 or later due to the use of the term meta. 
Query Usage
<ul>
<li>If you’re trying to query for taxonomy terms (e.g. using <code>WP_Query</code> or functions like <code>get_terms()</code>), and you’d like them to be returned in the order specified by the plugin, you need to add the tax_position parameter in your call. For example: <code>'meta_key' => 'tax_position'</code> and <code>'orderby' => 'tax_position'</code>. Thanks to @certainlyakey on GitHub for pointing this out.</li>
</ul>

Simple Taxonomy Ordering

I think this is the easiest/best custom Taxonomy order plugin, as it keeps it within the same WordPress admin screen, does not create its own page. 

Simple

Works like a charm - use it

The best drag&drop ordering of terms so far.

Thanks so much!!

Quickly and easily reorder taxonomy terms with an easy to use and intuitive drag and drop interface.

movingboxes-wp vs Simple Taxonomy Ordering