pixelshifter

This plugin is just as simple as it sounds. If you already use the fabulous plugin <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/" rel="ugc">NextGEN Gallery</a> than the titleimage plugin gives you the ability to display the first image or a random image from a selected NexGEN Gallery. This selected image will be displayed with the php function call showTitleimage(), which can be used inside your templates. The best place would be inside the index.php file after the get_header(); call.
The following parameters are accessible on the Tools->Titleimage administration page:
<ul>
<li>State – Switches the display of the titleimage on or off.</li>
<li>Gallery – Selects the NGG Ressource-Gallery</li>
<li>Image selection – Selects the image that should be displayed from the given gallery. It is possible to select the first image, a random image or a specified image.</li>
<li>Imagesize – Defines the maximum Imagewidth and -height.</li>
<li>Image Link – An URL with which the image will be linked.</li>
<li>Image Link Attributes – Additional attributes for the image link to apply CSS classes for Javascript Lightbox Effects etc.</li>
<li>Image Subtitle – Enables the image subtitle in different options (Gallery description, Image description, Individual text, No subtitlte).</li>
<li>Subtitle Link – An URL with which the subtitle will be linked.</li>
<li>Style – Defines wether the default CSS or an individual CSS File should be used.</li>
</ul>
Localizations:
<ul>
<li>German</li>
<li>English</li>
</ul>
<h4>Version 0.7.2</h4>
<ul>
<li>No longer under development.</li>
</ul>

Titleimage

NOTICE: This plugin is no longer under development.

Ben Sibley

WP Image Borders makes it easy to:
<ul>
<li>automatically add borders around images in posts</li>
<li>selectively add borders around images in any part of your site</li>
<li>change image border styles</li>
<li>change image border colors</li>
<li>change image border width</li>
<li>add shadows to images in your posts</li>
</ul>
To add borders around images in your posts, simply check the checkbox in the settings titled “Add borders to all images in blog posts.” This will automatically add the borders you’ve created to all images in your blog posts.
To add borders around images in specific parts of your site, you can add a comma-delimited list of CSS classes of the image containers. You can use this to add borders to images in a certain part of your site, or in addition to adding borders to all images in your blog posts.
WP Image Borders comes with the following options for you to style your image borders with:
<ul>
<li>8 Border styles (solid, dotted, dashed, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset)</li>
<li>Border width (in px)</li>
<li>Border radius (in px)</li>
<li>Border color (color picker)</li>
<li>Drop shadows (distance, blur, spread, and color options)</li>
</ul>
Additionally, you can use this plugin to remove unwanted borders on images by leaving all border style options at their default values.

WP Image Borders

WP Image Borders makes it easy to add decorative image borders to pictures in your…

Titleimage vs WP Image Borders