Card Layout for the Post Grid Shortcode (SCSS)
Styles the [post_grid] shortcode output as clean cards with rounded images, a subtle shadow on hover and clamped excerpts, respecting reduced-motion settings.
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Styles the [post_grid] shortcode output as clean cards with rounded images, a subtle shadow on hover and clamped excerpts, respecting reduced-motion settings.
Turns each post in Query Loop blocks into a card with padding, rounded corners, a soft shadow and a lift on hover, for blog and archive templates in block themes.
Gives the comment form full-width fields, rounded corners, a clear focus color and a solid submit button that match your accent color.
Gives Gravity Forms fields rounded borders, comfortable spacing, a visible focus ring, clear error colors and a bold submit button, while following your theme's fonts.
Gives tables in posts and pages a clean, readable look with a bold header row, light striping, comfortable padding and horizontal scrolling on phones.
Shows a strong, visible outline around links, buttons and form fields when visitors navigate with the keyboard, which many themes hide. Mouse clicks are not affected.
Colors form fields red with a short hint once a visitor has interacted with them and entered something invalid, without flagging untouched empty fields.
Tints draft, pending, scheduled and private rows in admin list tables so unpublished content stands out at a glance.
Adds a coloured left border to events in The Events Calendar's list, day and month views based on their event category, so visitors can scan the calendar by type.
Limits paragraphs, lists and quotes in posts to about 75 characters per line, the width recommended for readability, while wide blocks such as images and tables keep the full width.
Tunes the line length, line height and spacing of headings, paragraphs and lists inside blog posts for long-form reading.
Tightens the spacing of admin table rows so more posts, pages and users fit on screen at once.
Gives text inputs, selects, text areas and checkboxes across the site (comments, contact forms, checkout) one consistent, accessible look with clear focus states.
A complete Contact Form 7 look written in SCSS: set a few variables for colors, radius and spacing and every field, checkbox, message and button follows.
Adds classes that put a diagonal corner ribbon on any block (wpide-ribbon-new, wpide-ribbon-sale, wpide-ribbon-popular), handy for pricing columns and product cards.
Makes <q> quotations use the right quote marks for the language of the page or passage, such as « » in French, „ “ in German and 「 」 in Japanese.
Adds classes like lang-fr and dir-rtl to the body tag, so you can adjust styles per language, whether the language comes from WPML, Polylang or the WordPress locale.
Adds a "CSS classes" field to every classic widget, so you can style individual widgets from your theme or a CSS snippet.
Lets you write extra CSS for individual block types (for example tables or quotes) that WordPress prints only on pages that actually contain those blocks.
Validates WPForms single-line text fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or VAT IDs, chosen per field with a CSS class.
Adds your own CSS to every WooCommerce email, for example to change fonts, button colours or table borders, without overriding email templates.
Adds a floating moon button that switches the site to a dark color scheme, remembers the visitor's choice and follows their system setting on the first visit.
Removes the Additional CSS panel from the Customizer and the custom CSS option in the Site Editor, so styles are only changed in code.
Gives quotes in your posts a refined look with a large quotation mark, an accent border and a styled citation line.