Evan Solomon

<p>Usually when we talk about making something responsive, we mean horizontally.  But it’s annoying when tall images overflow a short laptop screen.  This resizes those images on the fly to fit the user’s window.  Optionally disable it for individual images by adding a <code>do-not-resize</code> class.</p>


Vertically Responsive Images

Resize images on the fly to make sure the whole thing fits into the user's window.

iNexi

<p>This slider is easy to use, but powerful. It is designed to be responsive, and works perfectly with mobile devices. It can be automatically displayed on posts and pages, inserted by shortcode or PHP. The slides are pulled on each post from the attached images (gallery).</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Automatically display slider for every post and/or page</li>
<li>Slides are created from images attached to the post/page it is displayed on (WordPress Gallery)</li>
<li>Responsive slider performs the same on every platform (desktop or mobile)</li>
<li>Fade or slide effects</li>
<li>Navigation with buttons, “dots”, keyboard, scroll-wheel, automatic timer</li>
<li>Show titles and descriptions with an overlay</li>
<li>Link individual slides to any URL</li>
<li>Show a “zoom” button to integrate with a Lightbox plugin</li>
<li>Many options available through an easy to use admin interface</li>
</ul>
<p>Please visit my homepage to submit bug reports and feature requests.</p>
<p>Plugin Homepage: <a href="http://inexi.com/wordpress" title="iNexi: WordPress Plugins" rel="nofollow ugc">iNexi.com</a></p>


Easy Gallery Slider

Responsive slider uses the images attached to a post or page. Simple to customize and configure.

Vertically Responsive Images vs Easy Gallery Slider