crille

<p>This plugin allows you to show your <a href="http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org" rel="nofollow ugc">World Community Grid</a> and statistics in the sidebar of your wordpress blog. The data will be updated once a day. The data base of this plugin is a xml-file, which is located here: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/verifyMember.do?name=YourWCGMemberName&code=YourWCGVerificationCode</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Show your WCG badges/projects, statistics and your team in the sidebar of your blog</li>
<li>You don’t need HTML knowledge (use a template!)</li>
<li>You can create and customize your individual WCG-Widget with HTML and over 25 tags (Upload your template for other users!)</li>
<li>The widget works also if worldcommunitygrid.org is down</li>
</ul>


World Community Grid – Widget

This plugin allows you to show your World Community Grid and statistics in the sidebar of your wordpress blog.

Nick Halsey

<p>The List Custom Taxonomy Widget is a quick and easy way to display custom taxonomies. Simply choose the taxonomy name you want to display from an auto-populated list. You can also set a title to display for the widget. Multiple list custom taxonomy widgets can be added to the same and other sidebars as well. There are several display options (including as a dropdown), and it generally behaves similarly to the built-in categories widget but with the addition of custom taxonomies.</p>


List Custom Taxonomy Widget


Always appreciate a simple 1 task plugin without too much fluff. It works well. Until WordPress implements this natively (I don't really understand why it's not the case), it's my go to plugin.


It does what it says it does

The List Custom Taxonomy Widget is a quick and easy way to display custom taxonomies. Simply choose the taxonomy name you want to display from an auto …

World Community Grid – Widget vs List Custom Taxonomy Widget