Mindfire Solutions

Basanta Moharana

Responsive Tab Widget is a great solution for your site or blog to display popular post and recent post in a single widget with animation.
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<li>Easy to install, just drag the widget into your widgetized sidebar.</li>
<li>Has widget options: Label name, limit tab content.</li>
<li>Uses jQuery Tabs <a href="https://github.com/amazingSurge/jquery-tabs" rel="nofollow ugc">script</a>.</li>
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If you’d like to support to the plugin you can find it on <a href="http://crayonux.com/responsive-tab-widget/" rel="nofollow ugc">Crayonux</a>.
<h4>Usage</h4>
Simply go to Appearance > Widgets and drag “Responsive Tab Widget” instance to the sidebar of your choice. Within the widget are several options where you can specifify the content limit and tab headings.
Contact this <a href="http://crayonux.com/about-me-2/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin author</a>.
<h3>A brief Markdown Example</h3>
Show Popular Post and Recent post in tab format

Responsive Tab Widget

Display popular posts, recent posts in annimated responsive format.

Grant Mangham

Express posts provides a widget to display either a subset of posts, the children of a page or its siblings.
The widget provides three modes.
Subset will list a given number of posts from your selected categories. Date, date format, and excerpt are all optional.
Children and siblings modes will list the immediate children or siblings of a page, respectively. You can include a placeholder in the widget title as a substitute for the parent page title. You can also choose to show or hide the widget on specific generations of pages, allowing extra flexibility on shared sidebars.
In common with all of my plugins, Express Posts strives to follow best practice in WordPress coding. If you spy a bug or see room for improvement, please <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/express-posts" rel="ugc">let me know</a>.

Express Posts

Express posts provides a widget to display either a subset of posts, the children of a page or its siblings.

Responsive Tab Widget vs Express Posts