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Author: Mamoun.othman This plugin is for wordpress MU. It gives you the freedom to display specific user blogs as featured blogs in the sidebar on MU site homepage. When a user clicks on an item it will redirect him to users blog URI (subdomain)
Installation:
unzip file and upload file featured-blogs.php into your /wp-content/plugins/. Go to your plugins page and activate plugin. Go to Settings/options >> Featured Blog List tab to update blog Ids to display under your featured blog list on your site. add to the template that you want the featured blogs to appears in.

Author: Andreas Norman This plugin simply lists all subpages from a selected parent page (with option do exclude specific pages) in the sidebar. This widget can be placed many times in your sidebar
Installation:
Upload subzane-subpagelist-widget.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Add the widget to your sidebar
faq:
For any questions or suggestions regarding the plugin please visit http://www.andreasnorman.se

Author: Fernando Briano List Category Posts is a simple WordPress plugin which allows you to list posts from a category into a post/page using the [catlist] shortcode. This shortcode accepts a category name or id, the order in which you want the posts to display, and the number of posts to display. You can use [catlist] as many times as needed with different arguments. Great to use WordPress as a CMS, and create pages with several categories posts. Usage: [catlist argument1=value1 argument2=value2]
Installation:
Upload listcat directory into you wp-content/plugins/ directory. Login to your WordPress Admin menu, go to Plugins, and activate it. Edit the default.php file on templates to customize the way the categories are displayed, or use the default one included in the plugins code. You can use several different templates if you want. You can find the List Category Posts widget in your widgets. Hasnt been tested, still in development, but usable. If youre updating List Category Posts from version 0.1, you must change the code in the pages using it, since its not backwards compatible. LCP now uses WordPresss shortcode API, in order to allow arguments. You should chang the previous [catlist=ID] to [catlist id=ID].

Author: Nitin Reddy Katkam The KNR Author List Widget plugin, by Nitin Reddy Katkam, displays a list of authors, and editors on the blog as an ordered list, unordered list, or a dropdown list. You can use the ordered list to display a list of top authors on the blog
Installation:
Upload knrAuthorList.php to the /wp-content/plugins/knr-author-list-widget/ directory (this can be done automatically via the WordPress 2.7/2.8 Plugin Browser/Installer interface) Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Through the Widgets sub-menu (under Appearance menu), add the widget to your sidebar

Authors: Nick Orhn, L Chandler This plugin adds a new template tag, wplistauthorsplus, which customizes and extends wplistauthors. The new template tag can take all the parameters possible with wplistauthors as well as the following new ones: * excludedids - An array or comma delimited string of author ids to exclude from the list. * excludedusernames - An array or comma delimited string of author usernames to exclude from the list. * excluded roles - An array or comma delimited string of roles to exclude from the list. * orderby_posts - A value, either ASC or DESC, that indicates how to sort the authors by the number of posts they have. ASC causes the author with the leasts posts to be listed first, and DESC is the opposite
Installation:
Upload entire list-post-authors-plus folder to /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu in WordPress Place template tags (see FAQs) in your theme or use widgets to insert list of top authors in the sidebar. Widgets can be accessed from the Design tab.

Author: MailChimp API Support Team The MailChimp plugin allows you to quickly and easily add a signup form for your MailChimp list as a widget on your Wordpress 2.3 or higher site
Installation:
This section describes how to install the plugin and get started using it. Version 2.3 Unzip our archive and upload the entire mailchimp directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Go to Options and look for "MailChimp Setup" in the menu at the top Enter your MailChimp Username & Password and let the plugin verify them Select One of your lists to have your visitors subscribe to. (optionally) Turn on or off the Monkey Rewards option (optionally) Turn your Merge Vars and Interest Groups on and off Finally, go to Presentation->Widgets and enable the MailChimp widget And you are DONE! Version 2.5+ Unzip our archive and upload the entire mailchimp directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Go to Settings and look for "MailChimp Setup" in the menu Enter your MailChimp Username & Password and let the plugin verify them Select One of your lists to have your visitors subscribe to. (optionally) Turn on or off the Monkey Rewards option (optionally) Turn your Merge Vars and Interest Groups on and off Finally, go to Manage->Widgets and enable the MailChimp widget And you are DONE! Advanced If you have a custom coded sidebar or something else special going on where you cant simply enable the widget through the Wordpress GUI, all you need to do is: If you are adding it inside a php code block, pop this in: mailchimpSF_display_widget(); Or, if you are dropping it in between a bunch of HTML, use this: <?php mailchimpSF_display_widget(); ?> Where ever you want it to show up. Note: in some environments you will need to install the Exec_PHP plugin to use that method of display. It can be found here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exec-php/
faq:
What in the world is MailChimp? Good question! MailChimp is full of useful, powerful email marketing features that are easy to use and even a little fun (thats right---we said fun), whether youre an email marketing expert, or a small business just getting started. To learn more, just check out our site: MailChimp Wait a minute, you want me to pay to try this? Absolutely not! We welcome you to come signup for a FREE Trial Account and see if you find it useful. I want this in my language, do you have a translation? Maybe! Look in the /po/ directory in our plugin package and see if your language is in there. If it is, great! If it is not, feel from to create one. Here are the basic steps: 1. Copy "mailchimpi18n-enUS.po" to "mailchimpi18n-LANGCOUNTRY.po" - fill in LANG and COUNTRY with whatever you use for WPLANG in wp-config.php 2. Grab a transalation editor. POedit works for us 3. Translate each line - if you need some context, just open up mailchimp.php and search for the line number or text 4. Send it to us - api@mailchimp.com - and well test it and include it with our next release

Author: Matthew Praetzel The Members Plugin allows you to create a post on your wordpress blog that lists all your wordpress members. When viewing the list of members you can also search through your members according to first name, last name, email address, URL or any other number of user meta fields you may specify. Employing pagination you can page through your search results and sort your results according to last name, first name, registration date or email. Documentation: http://wiki.ternstyle.us/index.php/Wordpress_Members_Plugin_Documentation
Installation:
Upload the members-list folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Navigate to your Wordpress blogs theme folder which should be found in /wp-content/themes/the-name-of-your-theme Youll need to create a new template file entitled "members.php" ** To do this copy your file entitled single.php and name it members.php. ** Place this code <?php /* Template Name: Members */ ?> on the first line of the file. ** Remove the code that prints the single post to the page and replace it with this code: <?php $members = new tern_members;$members->members(array(search=>true,pagination=>true,sort=>true));?> ** Upload the new file to the server. Now youll need to create a new page which you can title whatever you like. Assign this page to the template entitled "Members" Remember to alter your Members List settings to reflect the new name of this page. That should be it. View the page and you should see the Members List in its moderately useful glory!
faq:
When I click on a members link it goes nowehere. Why? The Members List Plugin does not handle your templates. Wordpress allows you to create a template file called "author.php" which should be placed in your themes folder. It is this file that handles the displaying of each of your members. You can read about how to create this file here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Author_Templates

Author: Ahmad Sherif A simple widget that helps you to list the posts of a certain category. You can limit the number of posts, order them ascending or descending by ID, date, or title
Installation:
Upload list-category.php to your /wp-content/plugins folder Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Youll find "List Category" widget in your widgets list through the Widgets page