starnutoditopo

Provides the facility to automatically create a post when an image is uploaded to the WordPress media gallery. 
The uploaded image can become the post’s featured image and some information about the image (such as EXIF data), or the image itself, can automatically be set in post’s content. 
If the image provides its GPS coordinates, a Google map displaying its location can be added as well. 
The image’s XMP keywords can be set as the post’s tags and a set of categories can be associated to it too. 
The format of the generated post can be selected, if the theme in use supports it. 
Useful for photo blog or where there is a large number of image posting in a wordpress driven site. 
Originally inspired by Auto Post After Image Upload, https://wordpress.org/plugins/auto-post-after-image-upload/ 
Some code sketches to handle XMP data have been excerpted from Jean-Sebastien Morisset, http://surniaulula.com/ 
More credits are reported inside the code.
Project BitBucket URL: <a href="http://bitbucket.org/starnutoditopo/post-a-pic/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://bitbucket.org/starnutoditopo/post-a-pic/</a>
Get the source code with Mercurial from: <a href="//hg@bitbucket.org/starnutoditopo/post-a-pic" rel="nofollow ugc">ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/starnutoditopo/post-a-pic</a>

Post-a-pic

Let you create single/bulk post after uploading any media from wordpress media gallery.

swedish boy

A simple and powerful plugin to control your WordPress site’s background. The plugin changes background color/image of the tag. The plugin comes with a butil-in image uploading script. 
So your background images live inside the plugin and you don’t have to use WordPress “media handler”.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Image uploading</li>
<li>Archive with unlimited images</li>
<li>Url/link background image</li>
<li>Full CSS-control (repeat, fixed, positioning)</li>
<li>Color validation of hex-color values set to background-color.</li>
</ul>

Background Control

Control your wordpress site's background. With built in uploading of images.

Post-a-pic vs Background Control