"Coming Soon" Block Listing Scheduled Posts
Registers a "Coming Soon" block, rendered on the server without a build step, that lists the titles and dates of your next scheduled posts to build anticipation for upcoming content.
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Registers a "Coming Soon" block, rendered on the server without a build step, that lists the titles and dates of your next scheduled posts to build anticipation for upcoming content.
Shows the post's excerpt in a highlighted "In short" box at the top of single posts, giving every reader, including people with reading or cognitive disabilities, a simple summary before the full text.
Registers a "Landing page" block template for pages that shows only the page content, with no site header, footer or title, for campaign and sales pages (WordPress 6.7+).
Shows when a download was last updated and an optional version number above its content, reassuring buyers that the product is maintained.
Adds a play button above posts that reads the article aloud with the visitor's browser text-to-speech, with no external service or cost.
Adds a "Needs review" link above the Posts list that shows published posts not updated for a year or more, so editors can keep old content accurate.
Adds an [on_this_day] shortcode that lists posts published on today's date in previous years, a simple way to resurface archive content on the homepage or in a sidebar.
Shows a clear banner at the top of the page whenever someone previews a draft, pending or scheduled post, so reviewers never mistake a preview for the live page or share it by accident.
Adds a small expandable form at the end of posts where readers can report a typo, broken link or outdated information; reports are emailed to the post author with the page link.
Shortens any block with the class "wpide-show-more" to a preview height with a fade, and adds a "Show more" button that expands it, ideal for long descriptions and terms.
Adds a hidden "Skip to content" link that appears when keyboard users press Tab, letting them jump past the header and menu, for themes that lack one.
Adds Yes and No buttons at the end of posts and pages so readers can rate them, and shows the helpful score in a column in the admin post list.
Adds a box to the media edit screen listing every post and page that shows the file in its content or as its featured image, so you can check before replacing or deleting it.
After you save a post or page, shows a notice if the content has images without alt text, empty links, empty headings or skipped heading levels. Works with the block editor and the classic editor.
Adds Tools > Accessibility Report, which checks your published posts and pages for images without alt text, empty links, iframes without titles and skipped heading levels, and lists each problem with an edit link.
Adds [wpide_tabs] and [wpide_tab title="..."] shortcodes to build tabbed content that works with mouse, keyboard (arrow keys) and screen readers.
Records logins, failed logins, content changes, plugin, theme and user changes and edits to key settings in a dedicated database table, with a searchable, paginated log under Tools > Activity Log and automatic cleanup.
Inserts a block of HTML (an ad, a newsletter prompt or any call to action) after the third paragraph of single posts.
Inserts your ad code after the first quarter of each post's content, a placement that tends to perform well without pushing the article down.
Gives iframes in post content a title attribute when they lack one (for example "YouTube video" or "Embedded map"), so screen reader users know what each frame contains.
Adds width and height attributes to images in your posts that lack them (for example images pasted from other sites or old posts), using the real image file size, which prevents layout jumps while pages load.
Adds scope="col" or scope="row" to table header cells in post content that lack it, so screen readers can tie each data cell to its header.
Replaces the [...] at the end of automatic excerpts with an accessible "Continue reading" link to the full post.
Marks the theme's main content area with role="main" when the page has no main element, so screen reader users can jump straight to the content.