Richard Vencu

This plugin can list a selectable number of links to the latest sticky posts, within an animated box that enters the screen when it is scrolled down more than a specified percent of the page height. Admins can set the parameters below:
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<li>the percent of vertical scroll where the animated box appears</li>
<li>the number of recent sticky posts to list</li>
<li>if the posts have thumbnail there is an option to turn on / turn off the thumbnail theme capability</li>
<li>since the sticky posts are presented this way, maybe there is no need to keep them on the front page anymore, so the third option allows to disable the sticky property of posts in the main loops</li>
<li>the module can be disabled for specific posts, pages or custom posts from the post editor via a specific metabox</li>
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Other features
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<li>when displaying a post that is sticky, the corresponding link is eliminated from the animated box</li>
<li>if the sticky posts list remains empty, the animated box is not displayed anymore</li>
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minnur

Import files from or create external links from third-party services into WordPress Media Library (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive and any other external file from URL).
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<a href="https://downloads.minnur.com/wordpress/external-media-premium" rel="nofollow ugc">External Media Premium</a> is a premium version of this plugin with support for Unsplash, Instagram, Pexels, Pixabay and AWS.
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This plugin provides convenient way of linking and using files from the services listed above. It is intuitive, controls located where you expect them to be. For instance if you would like to create a link to your file in your Dropbox account, just press Add Media and choose Insert from URL media tab and then click Link to Dropbox button.
The plugin provide two options: 
– Insert from URL (this will link to a file located on one of the services) 
– Import file (this will upload a file from a remote service and store the file in WordPress)
Note: Imported files from a remote services become a permanent file and changes made to the file on the service won’t reflect on the site. You would have to re-import the file using External Media plugin.
The plugin won’t upload the same file twice, instead it will check if the file already exists in your WordPress site and re-use it.

External Media

Import files from thrid-party services into Wordpress Media Library (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive, and any external file).

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