Find Wordpress Plugins
0 votes, 0 avg.rating
MaxRef Widgets is a powerful way for Content Marketers to add unlimited widgets on your sidebars with options to display posts only from a certain category, the links from a particular link category, comments and more. New in version 2.1 is the ability to display widgets only on certain blog categories. Choose how many posts or pages appear, to display an RSS feed for categories, and how to sort the links presented. Changes: Visit us at http://www.webfadds.com/overview/plugins/ for news and updates License This plugin is freely distributable under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE license (version 2, June 1991), though we recommend you download it only from the Publisher’s site (at WebFadds.com), or the official WordPress Plugin Repository. Please read the full license terms at: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html A TEXT DOCUMENT of the LICENSE IS INCLUDED WITH ALL PROPER DISTRIBUTIONS OF THIS SOFTWARE. Support & Suggestions We offer screenshots, and instructions, plus welcome your suggestions at: http://www.webfadds.com/wordpress-services/plugins/ About WebFadds.com WebFadds is an Agency specializing in CMS Websites and Business Blogs, plus Marketing techniques optimized for Connection Cycle Marketing — CCM. We develop exclusively on the WordPress platform and offer plugin development, and theme creation services too. Visit us at: http://www.webfadds.com. Version History Version 1.1 released May 1, 2008 Version 1.2 released May 5, 2008 Version 1.3 released May 12, 2008 Version 1.4 released May 18, 2008 Version 1.5 released May 26, 2008 Version 1.6 released June 14, 2008 Version 1.7 released August 2, 2008 Version 1.8 released February 10, 2009 Version 1.8.1 released February 12, 2009 Version 1.9 released February 18, 2009 Version 1.9.1 released March 04, 2009 Version 1.9.5 released June 19, 2009 Version 1.9.6 released December 9, 2009 version 2.0 released May 27, 2011 WordPress Security Note As with any WordPress plugin, for security reasons, you should only download plugins from the author’s site and from official WordPress repositories. When other sites host a plugin that is developed by someone else, they may inject code into that could compromise the security of your blog. We cannot endorse a version of this that you may have downloaded from another site.