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Picture Core – WordPress Picture Processing Plugin (Utilities)
Purchase $25.00

Plugin Introduction Video – main features of the plugin.

Auto-Tagging Demo – preview of the auto-tagging and color extraction technologies.

Introduction:

Image Core helps you manage your image content in an automated fashion by assigning tags to images, extracting their colors and generating beautiful thumbnails. With the metadata coming in the form of tags and colors you can search for your images based on what is in them and by using the smart cropping you don’t have to worry about cropping images by hand. The technology behind it is developed by Imagga and with the plugin you will receive a Promo Code for 25% discount for 6 months on all of their predefined processing plans. You can evaluate it by using their free plan, which includes 2000 image processings per month.

Features:

-Save up to $523 from Imagga’s subscriptions with the provided Promo Code
-Automatically assign tags (keywords) to images on upload
-Automatically extract colors from images on upload
-Replace WordPress cropping with smart cropping that analyzes images and crops them leaving what matters in the thumbnails
-True Responsive Images – plug into WordPress srcset and sizes generation to use cropped images as well
-Set Responsive Breakpoints for 4 resolutions and desired image sizes
-Makes your image content searchable
-Technology behind plugin is ever evolving so it only gets better with time
-Get tags in different languages
-Shortcodes for displaying images with certain tags or colors
-Shortcodes for displaying tags and colors alongside your images
-Colors and tags are in custom taxonomies, so they don’t mess up your data
-Display tags and colors in media library
-Added search support to default WordPress search to find images by their tags and colors (accepts only 1 search term)
-When searching for images by their color also find images with child colors (e.g. enter ‘brown’ and get images with ‘cinnamon’, ‘latte’, ‘chocolate’ and ‘espresso’ colors as well)
-When publishing a post adds keywords and colors from images within it + feature image to the post tags for better search visibility
-Archive page for custom taxonomies shows images having the same colors or tags like wordpress tags and categories (some themes might not show the images, but only their titles – contact your theme developer)
-Option to upload images to the API or let the API download them from you (useful for localhost testing)

Note: Feature requests that are reasonable for the plugin to further integrate it into WordPress are accepted and might be added in later versions of the plugin, but we can’t make any promises.

About the technology:

The technology empowering Image Core is developed by Imagga. The auto-tagging, smart cropping and color extraction are based on artificial intelligence techniques and as such can introduce errors in the form of irrelevant tags, misplaced crops and wrong colors. The colors and tags are added to images and posts in such a way that you can easily edit or remove them if need be. As for the cropping, if it delivers a not so great crop, since it crops each size only once, if you substitute the cropped image with your own, it will not change it. Also if your images are in the same size as the desired thumbnail, they won’t be altered. If you feel the need, you can contact Imagga for support on improving their technology so that it suits your needs.

Version Log
```
Version 1.0.0

-Initial release
```
Full Documentation

How to Install Plugin
Installation of Image Core is very simple. It can installed on your blog in two ways – from the dashboard, or by using an FTP client. If you use the FTP method, you upload the plugin’s .zip file using an FTP software such as FileZilla, activate it and configure it. Installing from the dashboard on the other hand is simpler – you upload the .zip file, install it and activate the plugin.

1. Installing from WordPress Dashboard
Login to your blog dashboard and click on Plugins > Add new. There is an option to upload. Click on it and upload the plugin’s .zip file.

2. Installing from FTP
Unzip the plugin’s .zip file and upload it to your WordPress plugin upload folder using FTP software. Normally, the folder is located under …/wp-content/plugins. Once you are done uploading the unzipped files, you can simply go to the WordPress Dashboard and activate the plugin.

WordPress Limitations
If tags and colors from images in a post don’t get applied to it when it is published, it is because WordPress doesn’t account for images that are used in more than 1 post.

Purchase $25.00
September 30, 2016
Picture Core – WordPress Picture Processing Plugin (Utilities)
Purchase $25.00

Plugin Introduction Video – main features of the plugin.

Auto-Tagging Demo – preview of the auto-tagging and color extraction technologies.

Introduction:

Image Core helps you manage your image content in an automated fashion by assigning tags to images, extracting their colors and generating beautiful thumbnails. With the metadata coming in the form of tags and colors you can search for your images based on what is in them and by using the smart cropping you don’t have to worry about cropping images by hand. The technology behind it is developed by Imagga and with the plugin you will receive a Promo Code for 25% discount for 6 months on all of their predefined processing plans. You can evaluate it by using their free plan, which includes 2000 image processings per month.

Features:

-Save up to $523 from Imagga’s subscriptions with the provided Promo Code
-Automatically assign tags (keywords) to images on upload
-Automatically extract colors from images on upload
-Replace WordPress cropping with smart cropping that analyzes images and crops them leaving what matters in the thumbnails
-True Responsive Images – plug into WordPress srcset and sizes generation to use cropped images as well
-Set Responsive Breakpoints for 4 resolutions and desired image sizes
-Makes your image content searchable
-Technology behind plugin is ever evolving so it only gets better with time
-Get tags in different languages
-Shortcodes for displaying images with certain tags or colors
-Shortcodes for displaying tags and colors alongside your images
-Colors and tags are in custom taxonomies, so they don’t mess up your data
-Display tags and colors in media library
-Added search support to default WordPress search to find images by their tags and colors (accepts only 1 search term)
-When searching for images by their color also find images with child colors (e.g. enter ‘brown’ and get images with ‘cinnamon’, ‘latte’, ‘chocolate’ and ‘espresso’ colors as well)
-When publishing a post adds keywords and colors from images within it + feature image to the post tags for better search visibility
-Archive page for custom taxonomies shows images having the same colors or tags like wordpress tags and categories (some themes might not show the images, but only their titles – contact your theme developer)
-Option to upload images to the API or let the API download them from you (useful for localhost testing)

Note: Feature requests that are reasonable for the plugin to further integrate it into WordPress are accepted and might be added in later versions of the plugin, but we can’t make any promises.

About the technology:

The technology empowering Image Core is developed by Imagga. The auto-tagging, smart cropping and color extraction are based on artificial intelligence techniques and as such can introduce errors in the form of irrelevant tags, misplaced crops and wrong colors. The colors and tags are added to images and posts in such a way that you can easily edit or remove them if need be. As for the cropping, if it delivers a not so great crop, since it crops each size only once, if you substitute the cropped image with your own, it will not change it. Also if your images are in the same size as the desired thumbnail, they won’t be altered. If you feel the need, you can contact Imagga for support on improving their technology so that it suits your needs.

Version Log
```
Version 1.0.0

-Initial release
```
Full Documentation

How to Install Plugin
Installation of Image Core is very simple. It can installed on your blog in two ways – from the dashboard, or by using an FTP client. If you use the FTP method, you upload the plugin’s .zip file using an FTP software such as FileZilla, activate it and configure it. Installing from the dashboard on the other hand is simpler – you upload the .zip file, install it and activate the plugin.

1. Installing from WordPress Dashboard
Login to your blog dashboard and click on Plugins > Add new. There is an option to upload. Click on it and upload the plugin’s .zip file.

2. Installing from FTP
Unzip the plugin’s .zip file and upload it to your WordPress plugin upload folder using FTP software. Normally, the folder is located under …/wp-content/plugins. Once you are done uploading the unzipped files, you can simply go to the WordPress Dashboard and activate the plugin.

WordPress Limitations
If tags and colors from images in a post don’t get applied to it when it is published, it is because WordPress doesn’t account for images that are used in more than 1 post.

Purchase $25.00
September 30, 2016
DW Thesaurus – WordPress Plugin (Miscellaneous)

Purchase $17.00

In any customer support system, technical terms are very important and thus merit a great deal of attention. They must be synchronized and everyone must be on the same page in terms of vocabulary and definitions. Another way of thinking about this would be that of the Periodic table of elements in science; it helps your customers understand the general concept of a certain term and its implications the way scientists all over the world can understand the elements in the same way.

We understand your needs, so DW Glossary was born to help you to satisfy your beloved customers. It’s a WordPress plugin allows you to build an alphabetical list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with accompanying definitions for those terms.

In order to create an elegant looking glossary database for your website, we have developed this plugin with many stunning features:

Searching and sorting the terms alphabetically

This feature helps viewers to easily search for the academic jargon they’ve been looking for in the easiest and quickest way.

Search Engine Optimization

Glossary is an extremely valuable resource for your website to gain a higher position in the search engine ranking system.

High Performance

In the case of heavily trafficked websites and large amounts of content, we have optimized the code so it can adapt such things.

Highly Compatible with Plugins and Themes

This plugin is coded in accordance with the standards of WordPress, so it is fully compatible with other WordPress themes and plugins. You can watch how DW Glossary works with DW Helpdesk Theme here: http://bit.ly/dw-helpdesk-demo. In the DW Helpdesk Theme, we have installed about 10 different plugins featured on WordPress.org as well as those created by DesignWall. Very importantly, in the process of developing this plugin, we have thoroughly tested it with the default WordPress theme. DW Glossary has proven that it works perfectly with all these themes.

Reliable Support

In addition to the features we mentioned above, we are always ready to support and listen to your comments. If you have any suggestions or questions about the product, do not hesitate to contact our support team for further customer assistance.

Purchase $17.00

April 28, 2016
Fastened TOC (Interface Parts)
Purchase $11.00

Fixed TOC is a powerful WordPress plugin. It can scans headings through the post content automatically and create the table of contents, Fixed in the page display. Users can faster find the content what they want.

Features
- Support all of public post types.
- You can set which HTML headings automatically generated table of contents.
- Automatically add serial number.
- Show hierarchy or not.
- Expand or collapse the table of contents in the initial state.
- You can select from six display position
- custom contents width, font family, font size etc.
- custom color scheme.
- You can customize different table of contents for each article.
- Support the paginated post.
- Responsive.
Purchase $11.00
March 26, 2014
Indexa – Desk of Contents for WordPress (Interface Parts)
Purchase $15.00

Indexa is a WordPress plugin that creates a table of contents in your post, page or custom post type.

Through the settings you can insert it before the content, after the content, using a widget in your sidebars or inline in the content using a shortcode. When a link in the table is clicked, the page smoothly scrolls towards the heading. Suitable for long articles with sections, documentation, tutorials and more.

Features
- Choose post, page and/or custom post type to show a table of contents
- Specify the headings to include in the table
- Create table automatically only if there’s a specified amount of headings
- Set the necessary number of headings to create a table
- Add a table of contents section header
- Allow toggling the table of contents
- Fluid responsive
- Simple or nested counters in decimal or roman format
- Choose whether to show a “back to top” button
- Select to jump instantly to the headings or smoothly scroll the viewport towards them
- Preserve custom heading IDs and CSS classes
- Disable the TOC on a entry by entry basis
- Set a custom TOC header entry by entry or set a general one
- Includes widget and shortcode for alternative placement
- Customize colors and position in content
- Panel for custom CSS rules and properties so they’re preserved during upgrades or even if you change the site’s theme.
- Advanced users can take advantage of the filters included to modify the TOC markup output
Installation and Usage

After activation, Indexa will have some default options already set so it works right out of the box. You can modify them to meet your requirements and set up the styling to match your site’s overall design.

Placement

To place the table of contents in an entry, you can either select one of the automatic choices, before or after the post, or disable them and use the included widget to add it to a sidebar or add it anywhere in your entry content using the shortcode included.

Access the support forum

If you need help with customization, come to the support forums!

See Also

Allground – Responsive Fullscreen Backgrounds for WordPress

Alldion – Responsive Accordion for WordPress

Rotating Tabs Widget for WordPress

Purchase $15.00
December 6, 2013