stephenbaugh

This plugin gives you the ability to add a Author introduction to each post. No editing of themes is required to use the plugin and a default layout is set up on install. Play with the html layout until you get exactly what you want. A number of tags are provided to give you access to the Author data [authorID], [authorDisplayName], [authoremail], [authorURL], [authorPostsLink], [authorGravatar] and [authorBio] also optionally you can use php if you are an advanced user.
Tags are evaluated first, then php before the results are returned.
For more detailed information and installation information please visit this plugins <a href="http://www.stephenbaugh.com/blog/wordpress-plugins/author-intro-post/" rel="nofollow ugc">home page</a>
<h3>Support</h3>
To ask questions, find answers to issues & make requests visit my <a href="http://www.stephenbaugh.com/blog/forums/" rel="nofollow ugc">forums</a>

Tui's Author Intro For Post

This plugin has been written to insert an Author introduction to each post, based on its post Author and their bio etc.

Many WordPress themes, are heavily dependant on “feature images” to use as thumbnails to make them look good. This is great except it adds a lot of extra work setting up these thumb references, but equally if you are in a hurry and forget you add the thumb then the look of the theme breaks.
So here is Tui’s Find Thumb plugin. It is very easy to use. It’s purpose is to replace the Image function currently used in your theme with one that is lot more clever. With these new functions available you can do everything from a randomly select an image, or return a URL or IMG tag source specifically for that post.
The post option works through this logic until it gets a result
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<li>Returns an IMG tag based on the thumbnail set in the post meta data (through special post fields) </li>
<li>The first image in the post</li>
<li>A randomly chosen image from a directory (in your base images directory) with the same name as the posts first category slug.</li>
<li>A randomly chosen image from your base images directory</li>
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<h3>Functions available</h3>
There are 5 funtions that can be accessed through this plugin.
1. tui_findRandomBackgroundSTYLE()
<pre><code>Returns a random image URL from the background images folder if one exists else the base image folder.
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2, tui_findRandomThumbURL()
<pre><code>Returns a random image URL from base image folder
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3. tui_findRandomThumbIMG(“Height”,”Width”,”Class”,”Title”,”Alt”)
<pre><code>Returns a random image IMG Tage from base image folder
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4. tui_findPostThumbURL(“thepostID”)
<pre><code>Returns a URL, having searched based on the postID
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5. tui_findPostThumbIMG(“thepostID”,”Height”,”Width”,”Class”,”Title”,”Alt”)
<pre><code>Returns an IMG tag, containing the URL, height, width, alt, title and class, having searched based on the postID<h3>Support</h3>
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Support can be found on plugin homepage: http://www.stephenbaugh.com/blog/wordpress-plugins/find-thumb/
You can also view project here: http://code.google.com/p/tui-find-thumb/
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Additional documentation: http://code.google.com/p/tui-find-thumb/w/list
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Issues & requests: http://code.google.com/p/tui-find-thumb/issues/list
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Development version: http://code.google.com/p/tui-find-thumb/source/
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Change logs: http://code.google.com/p/tui-find-thumb/wiki/Changelogs
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Tui’s Find Thumb

This plugin has been written to provide various ways to return an image thumb either as a URL or IMG tag. There are four functions.

Tui's Author Intro For Post vs Tui’s Find Thumb