By StrangeWork.com: I’m excited to announced the release of my latest WordPress plugin, the WordPress Theme Showcase Plugin.

This plugin will display all themes located in wp-content/themes in a showcase gallery with theme screenshots and preview links. This is a great plugin for designers looking to showcase their work or anyone that wants an easy way to display and preview multiple themes.

Updated: I added screenshots at the bottom of this post

This plugin is based off of the WordPress Theme Preview plugin created by Ryan Boren.

Features:

• Display a showcase of your themes
• Theme screenshots are displayed with titles and descriptions
• Easily preview all themes loaded in WordPress
• Allow anyone to preview themes, not just administrators
• Works with both WordPress 2.x and WordPress MU

Installation:
Step 1.
Unzip the file and upload theme-showcase.php to your WordPress plugin folder.

Step 2.
Activate the plugin in your WordPress Admin section under the plugins menu

Step 3.
Insert this code:

[showcase]

Anywhere in your post or page and save. That’s it!

Download: WordPress Theme Showcase Plugin v1.0

Please comment with any bugs, comments, feature requests, or hate mail!

Theme Showcase Screenshot 1

Theme Showcase Screenshot 2

Popularity: 10% [?]

By Strangework.com: I’m excited to announce the release of my first WordPress plugin, the WordPress MU Aggregator Plugin.

This plugin will display the most recent posts from all blogs in a WordPress MU network. The Aggregator only returns blogs updated in the last 30 days.

Created for WordPress MU 1.5.1

Features:

• Supports permalinks, non-friendly links (querystrings), or a mixture of both
• Pulls new posts directly from the database, not an RSS feed
• Main WordPress MU install is not displayed in the list
• Style-less to allow for easy implementation in any theme.
• Easy to read comments for easy edits and styling
• More features and sidebar widgets coming soon

Installation:
Step 1.
Unzip the file and upload wordpressMU-aggregator.php to your WordPress plugin folder.

Step 2.
Active the plugin in your WordPress Admin section under the plugins menu

Step 3.
Insert this code:

<php wp_mu_aggregator(10); ?>

Anywhere in your theme. That’s it! Change the number to alter how many posts are returned.

Download: WordPress MU Aggregator Plugin v0.5

Please comment with any bugs, comments, feature requests, or hate mail!

Popularity: 13% [?]