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Author: Neel Plugin Version: 1.2 Content Slide is used to create fully customizable jquery Fading image slideshow anywhere within your WordPress site. Custom options include slideshow size, color, style and more. Created using jquery inner Fade effect
Installation:
Download the zipped plugin file to your local machine. Unzip the file. Upload the "content_slide" folder to the "/wp-content/plugins/" directory. (DO NOT CHANGE ANY FILE OR FOLDER NAMES) Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress. Add the folowing code anywhere within your theme where you want the content gallery to be displayed: <?php include (ABSPATH . /wp-content/plugins/content-slide/slideshow.php); ?>
faq:
= For help and support visit my site= Yes! Please visit http://www.snilesh.com/resources/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wordpress-content-slide-plugin/ .

Authors: Ontwerpstudio Trendwerk, Harold Angenent With this plug-in, you can use more than one content "block" on a template. You only have to insert one tag inside the template, so its easy to use
Installation:
Extract the contents to the /wp-content/plugins/multiple-content/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Place <?php the_block(blockname); ?> in your template where you want a content block Edit this content on the page editing page
faq:
How do I filter the content? Use the function get_the_block instead of the_block, like this: <?php $content_to_edit = get_the_block(blockname); ?> and you can now edit this variable with PHP.

Author: Aaron D. Campbell Used to create a customizable rotating slideshow highlighting certain posts or pages. You can choose which posts or pages are featured by simply checking a checkbox on the write posts/page screen. The plugin uses the new post thumbnail functionality added in WordPress 2.9
Installation:
Verify that you have PHP5, which is required for this plugin. Upload the whole featured-content-showcase directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress

Authors: csnowden, jpatterson ListPipe is a blog service that provides Powerful Custom Content written just for you. We use the ListPipe Content Generator to deliver your subscription content into your blog. The plugin we discuss on this page provides a secure, account-specific handshake with our content service and allows us to deliver your content directly to your blog
Installation:
These installation instructions for the ListPipe plugin assume that you are already somewhat familiar with the operation of WordPress. If you are not familiar with WordPress then we suggest taking a look at http://demoblog.listpipe.com/. Pay particular attention to the following topics: Login, Write A Page, and Manage Posts and Pages sections (The videos can take a minute to load, but theyre worth it the wait if you are new to WordPress.). To install the ListPipe Plugin for WordPress, we suggest installing within your WordPress blog (using the native plugin installation system; assuming your server is set up for that) or via FTP: =Installing from within Your Wordpress Blog= 1. Log into your blog and open the Plugins panel on the left-side navigation; 2. Click the Add New option under the Plugins header; 3. Search for ListPipe Content Generator in the search window; 4. Find ListPipe Content Generator in the search results and click Install on the right; 5. In the resulting window, click Install in the upper right corner; 6. In the next resulting window, click Activate Plugin; 7. Confirm that the plugin is in your list of plugins, and that it is active; 8. You are now ready to start your ListPipe account. =Installing Via FTP= 1. Download the ListPipe plugin from ListPipe or from Wordpress; 2. Unpack the .ZIP files to your desktop; 3. Upload the file titled listpipe.php to your Plugins folder (typically located at /wp-content/plugins/); 4. Log into your blog and open the Plugins panel on the left-side navigation; 5. Locate the ListPipe Content Generator plugging and activate it by clicking the Activate link below the title; 6. Confirm that the plugin is active; 7. You are now ready to start your ListPipe account. Note: we always suggest that you use the most up-to-date version of WordPress with the ListPipe plugin for WordPress and that you back up your database before installation. Updating The best way to upgrade is to use the Upgrade Now button on your plugins page (assuming your server is set up for that), or by following these steps: Backup your database. Deactivate the ListPipe plugin for WordPress. Delete the old version of the ListPipe plugin for WordPress from your plugins directory (typically wp-content/plugins) via ftp. Download the new version of the ListPipe plugin for WordPress from http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/listpipe/ and unzip it (Unzipping the downloaded zip file should produce a folder named listpipe), and upload it to your plugins directory. Reactivate the ListPipe plugin for WordPress. Refer to http://listpipe.com/plugin.php for more help
faq:
Where do I get ListPipe account? Go to http://register.ListPipe.com to sign up for an account.

Author: Jacob M Goldman (C. Murray Consulting) Add a second block of HTML content to WordPress pages and / or posts. A perfect solution for layouts with two distinct content areas or "blocks", such as a sidebar or two column view. When editing content, a second WordPress WYSIWYG content editor will appear beneath the standard page editing block
Installation:
Install easily with the WordPress plugin control panel or manually download the plugin and upload the extracted folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Optionally configure with the new "Secondary HTML" menu option under "Settings" Start entering secondary content! Output using the widget by going to the widget menu under apperance, or use the get_the_content_2() and the_content_2() functions in your template!