Tag Cloud as Pills (SCSS)
Restyles the Tag Cloud widget and block as a tidy row of rounded pills with equal font sizes, which reads better than a jumble of sizes.
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Restyles the Tag Cloud widget and block as a tidy row of rounded pills with equal font sizes, which reads better than a jumble of sizes.
Adds [STAGING] or [DEVELOPMENT] to the start of every email subject sent from a non-production copy of the site, so nobody confuses test emails with real ones.
Adds tags such as "website" and the visitor's language to every subscriber Mailchimp for WordPress sends to Mailchimp, from forms and integrations alike, so you can segment by source.
Adds custom tags to Microsoft Clarity recordings for the page type, post type and whether the visitor is logged in, so you can filter recordings by them.
Adds tags to posts when they are saved if the title or content mentions keywords you define, for example tagging every post that mentions "WooCommerce" or "Gutenberg", so tagging stays consistent.
Adds an "I am tax exempt" checkbox and certificate number to the classic checkout; when ticked, tax is removed and the number is saved on the order.
Removes tax from the cart and checkout for customers with roles you choose, such as charities, resellers or schools with tax exemption.
Gives the [team] grid rounded photos, a gentle hover lift and tidy name and job title typography, with motion turned off for visitors who prefer less.
Adds job title, email, phone and LinkedIn fields to team member profiles and a [team_details] shortcode that shows them with clickable links.
Adds a [team] shortcode that shows team members with photo, name and job title in a responsive grid, optionally filtered by department.
Registers a "Team" post type for staff profiles with a Department taxonomy, photos, ordering and a /team/ archive.
Adds a dashboard widget showing the current local time for each office or teammate you list, next to the site's own time, so scheduling across time zones is easier.
Sets the update period and time-to-live in your RSS feed, so feed readers check a daily blog once a day instead of every hour.
Shows a small dismissible notice linking to your privacy policy whenever the policy page has been updated since the visitor last dismissed it. Logged-in users' choice is saved to their profile.
Adds a [wpide_template_part slug="footer"] shortcode that prints a block template part, so classic themes and page builders can reuse parts designed in the Site Editor.
Sends homepage visitors to a promotion or event page during a date range you set, such as a Black Friday sale, then switches back automatically.
Adds a required "I agree to the terms and privacy policy" checkbox to the WordPress registration form and records when each user agreed.
Adds a toolbar menu for editors on the front end that opens the current page in Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema.org validator.
Styles the [testimonials] grid as soft cards with a large quote mark, gold stars and a clear attribution line that adapt to light and dark themes.
Adds fields for the customer name, role, company, website and a 1–5 star rating to testimonials, plus a [testimonial_details] shortcode for the attribution line.
Adds a [wpide_testimonial_form] shortcode where customers submit a testimonial with their name and rating; each one is saved as a pending post for you to review and publish.
Adds a [testimonials] shortcode that shows testimonials as a responsive grid of quotes with the customer's name, role and star rating.
Registers a "Testimonials" post type for customer quotes, kept out of search and without single pages, ready to show with a shortcode or query block.
Adds an introduction or SEO text block underneath the products on the shop and category pages, where it does not push products down.