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Gif Controller for Wordpress
A simple wordpress plugin for playing and stopping the GIF images.
The GIF Controller is a simple and lightweight plugin for playing and stopping the GIF images. It finds gif images from the content of posts and generate a similar jpeg image automatically at the same path with the same name. In the admin page of this plugin, you can determine some settings such as playing the gif images on mouse hover, wait to load and the text label for the play button of the gif images. -
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ImmOmA
Manage images of your Joomla! web pages from the Android devices.
ImmOmA is an Android App and component for Joomla! Manage images of your Joomla! web pages from the Android devices. -
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PHP-based image bank for the internet: thumbnails, webview, print-sized images easy to maintain script-processed resizing via imagemagick for new image-directories password-protection various roles DB-backend suppport supports jpeg, videos
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PHP Image Manager, Image Editor for HTMLArea. Requires PHP, GD or NetPBM or ImageMagick. Manager - cached thumbnails (JPEG, PNG, GIF depending on GD), filmstrip view, delete, create folders (if permitting), uploads. Editor - Resize, Crop, Rotate, Save as
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