Josh Lyford

Jared Harbour

This plugin adds a shortcode to display a list of posts. The list of posts can be displayed in 2 formats, normal and expanded. If you also install the Themekit plugin you will gain access to several options to customize the short code.
For more information on Themekit, check out <a href="http://themekitwp.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">themekitwp.com</a>.
Features Include:
<ul>
<li>Print posts by category name or id</li>
<li>Print posts by tags</li>
<li>Print posts related to the current post</li>
<li>Print posts by the current author</li>
<li>Ability to change the number of posts that get displayed</li>
<li>Ability to change how many posts display in expanded view before going to the normal view</li>
</ul>

Print Posts

Adds a shortcode that displays posts based on what you add in for values.

Jacob Guite-St-Pierre

Allows you to create custom options that you can easily update via the <code>Options</code> administration panel and also allows you to use mentioned options in your theme using a simple PHP function:
<pre><code>get_custom_option ( $slug [, $default_value, $field ] )
</code></pre>
By default, only Administrators can change Custom Options, however you can use the filter <code>gsp_custom_options_capability</code> to change that. For example, if you wish to allow Editors to use Custom Options you can add this to your functions.php file:
<pre><code>function custom_options_capability ($capability) {
 return 'publish_pages';
}
add_filter ( 'gsp_custom_options_capability', 'custom_options_capability' );
</code></pre>
Very simple, yet efficient.

Custom Options

Quickly create, manage and use custom options in your themes!

Print Posts vs Custom Options