The WP theme module allows using WordPress themes with Drupal. It provides a WordPress emulator for Drupal, so the WordPress themes think they're natively running WP.
I get fed up with scrolling down the modules admin page looking for the right module to enable/disable. This module injects a tiny javascript into the page head that adds a drop down to local menus. This then allows a quick jump to sections in the page.
Shortcodes are actually macros to be used in the text of contents. These macros change the text of the content and format the given part through the theme engine. This module defines few basic shortcodes only. (New ones will come.)
Shortcode is an API that handles the shortcode macros for text formats. You can add your own shortcode tags via this API. All tags are themeable and new tags can be provided by other modules.
Initial work is based on the Wordpress Shortcode API but was reworked for Drupal. You can nest tags (within same tags too), no need for special recursion handling.
Macros come with this module
Shortcode basic tags module
[quote] Replace the given text formatted like as a quote.
[img] Show an image.
[highlight] Insert a span with highlight css class around the text.
[button] Insert a link formatted like as a button.
[dropcap] Replace the given text formatted like as a dropcap.
[item] Insert div or span around the text with some css classes.'
[clear] Insert a float-clearing div for a proper layout.
The Views Dynamic Fields module provides a filter for use with Views module. This filter allows the user to pick and choose which fields to display for a rendered instance of a view for that user. This provides a customized view instance for each user.