If you are looking to make your blog WordPress emerge from the pack you should consider using the widgets that are not standard. WordPress comes packed with a ton of useful widgets, but there are many more out there that you can add with plugins. Widgets are an important aspect of any site, as they do their work before our traffic in the sidebars and footers. Add these widgets below to make your blog more original and fun!
1 About Me 3000: you can easily add a widget issue using the standard text widget but this plugin adds an easily customizable widget on. The widget has all the included style so he will always look good. You simply add your email address and it will use your current Gravatar for the pic. It also gives you the ability to add your social networks which are displayed in a neat line icons in your image.
2 Most popular positions: there are widgets that will rank your messages on the page views, but which can be exploited. This widget will rank your messages (any number you set) by the comments. It is a good idea because then your messages are classified by community interaction, which I think is more significant than simple page views. It can also encourage people to comment so that they can get their favourite classified positions.
3 Random posts Widget: this widget will randomly display any number of positions you set. It is an interesting widget because it exposes your older messages in new visitors. A widget of recent you show most recent posts, while your old ones are buried. This widget will ensure your old posts are not forgotten and that the regular visitors to your site will not see the same old positions always appear in the sidebar.
4 KB countdown Widget: this widget will allow you to add a countdown to your sidebar. You can use for product launches (my eBook prices will be back...). You can also continue this for personal reverse on more personal blogs (our marriage is to...). If you want to add a countdown on your site, it is an easy and effective way.
These four widgets are a drop in the bucket. You can visit WordPress.org and find a huge list of widgets that you can perform a search as well. If you want your WordPress site to be more user-friendly and unique you should consider non-standard widgets.
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