Loads Flickr photos in the Write tab for easy photo blogging

atb_image_pulldown is a simple plugin that replaces the Article Image text box with a pulldown list showing all images in order by category and name. This should make it fairly easy to assign article images, assuming you use well-chosen names for images and categories.

There’s no configuration unless you’re using...

A ridiculously flexible gallery generator that uses forms and replacement tags to customise its output. Can morph into hundreds of gallery types limited by your imagination. Javascript knowledge useful (but not required) to get the most out of the plugin.

This plugin allows multiple image uploads, complete with batch image resizing, thumbnailing, and inserting this information into the Textpattern database. This plugin is available for the sale price of $7.99 per domain. This price only allows usage on one web domain. This plugin replaces EBL_Batchupload.

download here: lam_image_uploader v0.6c

Allows you to upload images via the Write tab. Based on stm_image_uploader but with a few improvements including:

• automatically appending image id to...

download here: v0.1 lam_dynamic_image.zip (includes 3rd party image.php script and lam_dynamic_image.txt)

lam_dynamic_image (on-the-fly image resizing and display)

This plugin allows you to output and resize article images (and images) on-the-fly....

IE Transparent PNG Replacer

Plugin and help file adapted from Justin Koivisto at http://koivi.com/ie-png-transparency/

DESCRIPTION

Modifies IMG and INPUT tags...

A simple, no-frills (or, well, very-few-frills) image slideshow plugin, using a minimal amount of Javascript and CSS to get the job done and look good doing it.

Works with a set of image IDs, either specified or as article images, or a set of image categories. Easily customized for a variety of uses, degrades...

Inline image uploading within “write” tab.

wet_wetfloor is a Textpattern plugin easing the use of Cow’s reflection.js. Reflection.js adds a modern glossy effect to all images, as seen on many “Web2.0” style sites on Apple’s iPod adverts trails.