MMDeveloper

Allows you to auto preload all images on the current page. This also include background images. This is perfect for slides where not all images are visible at once on the page. Typically not all images will load at the same time making it appear the slide is not working.
Please be aware that the page will initially load a little slower as it needs to load the images before running your js code. But having said that, if your code needs these images to load before hand, it will make it easier for your users to use your plugins or code.
So in summary, it makes your slides run smoother, forces all images to be loaded before use and makes the images load faster.
With this plugin you can use the preload_progress_bar shortcode:
[preload_progress_bar complete=”jQuery(‘#content’).show();progressbar.hide();progressbar.remove();” initial_text=’Loading…’][/preload_progress_bar]

Preload Current Images

Preload images on the current page to make them load faster.

Lukas

Current Year Shortcodes lets you insert the current year, month and day anywhere in your WordPress site with a simple shortcode.
Use the shortcode [Y] in any post, page or widget to display the current year.
<h3>How it works</h3>
[Y] – inserts the current year with four digits e.g. 2023 
[y] – inserts the current year with two digits e.g. 23 
[m] – inserts the current month with two digits e.g. 01 
[n] – inserts the current month without leading zeros e.g. 1 
[F] – inserts the current month as a text e.g. January 
[M] – inserts the current month with three letters e.g. Jan 
[d] – inserts the current day with two digits e.g. 06 
[j] – inserts the current day without leading zeros e.g. 6 
[D] – inserts the current day with three letters e.g. Mon 
[l] – inserts the current day as a text e.g. Monday

Current Year Shortcodes

Insert the current year, month and day with a shortcode in any page, post or widget of your WordPress site.

Preload Current Images vs Current Year Shortcodes