WP Supersized free WordPress plugin

WP Supersized allows you to display a resizable full screen background slideshow on pages/posts of your choice. After activation you will find a new WP Supersized section in your Settings where you can manage the plugin options. A WP Supersized panel will also be available in the post/page editor to select the source of images used by the plugin individually for the current post/page. Users may use images from NextGEN Gallery, the WordPress Media Gallery, Flickr, Picasa, Smugmug, their own choice of directory within the wp-content folder, or a list of slides defined in an xml file (for advanded users). WP Supersized integrates the Supersized jquery extension in the pages/posts of your choice. I am not the developer of the original Supersized jquery extension itself, Supersized was written by Sam Dunn. My plugin only integrates it into your theme and gives you easy access to many options for displaying this resizeable slideshow background where you want on your website or blog. So, what exactly does WP Supersized do? Cycles Images/backgrounds via slideshow with transitions and preloading (use it as background or as slideshow) Resizes images to fill browser while maintaining image dimension ratio Navigation controls with keyboard support Integration with NextGEN Gallery and with the WordPress Media Gallery – choose images from NextGEN galleries or attached to post/page Integration with Flickr – pull photos by user, set, tag, or group Integration with Picasa – pull photos by album, user,or tag Integration with Smugmug – pull photos by keyword, user, gallery, category Accepts jpg, gif, and png images Simple selection of your images source for each page/post separately (also options for advanced users, using an XML file) HTML and links can be used within the images captions (when using WP Media Gallery, NextGEN Gallery, or an XML file as source of