Nathan Osman

Want to display advertisements for open source projects on your blog? StackAd makes it easy to do this. The Stack Exchange network consists of sites with questions like <a href="http://meta.askubuntu.com/q/2158" rel="nofollow ugc">this one</a> that allow users to submit community ads that are displayed on the site’s home page. Thanks to the <a href="http://stackapps.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Stack Exchange API</a>, the data required to display the advertisements can be retrieved easily and used to display the ads on your blog.

StackAd

StackAd provides an easy way to advertise open source projects on your blog with minimal effort.

GeroNikolov

This plugin allows you to list all (or part) of your medias on custom Page / Post. 
With one simple shortcode – [list_media]
It can take 7 attributes:
<ul>
<li>order – This tells the plugin how to sort the results. By default it is ASC</li>
<li>order_by – This tells the plugin by what to sort the results (It can use all of the WordPres sorting methods). By defualts it is publish_date</li>
<li>posts_per_page – This tells the plugin how much attachments should list. By defaults it is -1, which means All</li>
<li>post_status – This tells the plugin which attachments to list. By default it is null with that it lists all available attachments.</li>
<li>post_parent – This tells the plugin to list all attachments with parent ID equal to the given parameter. By defaults it is null.</li>
<li>default_styles – This tells the plugin how the Front-end Table should look like. If the parameter is true it appends the default styles of the table. By default it is true.</li>
<li>date_format – This is tells the plugin how the date should be formated into the Date field of the Table.</li>
</ul>
Full description of the Shortcode and it’s attributes can be found here – https://github.com/Gero0Nikolov/list-media-wp.git

List Media

This plugin allows you to list all (or part) of your medias on custom Page / Post.

StackAd vs List Media