Gutentools
Gutentools is a powerful block editor plugin designed for seamless full-site editing. It offers a range of customizable blocks, including page and post sliders, containers, and more, all with flexible responsive controls. With an intuitive drag-and-drop visual editor, you can easily create engaging layouts and dynamic content for any device. Unlock the full potential of WordPress with blocks that are tailored for a smooth design experience. Resources Font Icons: Author: Font Awsesome, Source: http://fontawesome.io, License: https://fontawesome.com/license (Fonts: SIL OFL 1.1, Code: MIT License) Slick: Author: Ken Wheeler, Source: https://github.com/kenwheeler/slick, License: MIT Progress Bar: Author: KaterinaLupacheva, Source: https://github.com/KaterinaLupacheva/react-progress-bar, License: MIT Jquery Countup: Author: AGMStudio, Source: https://github.com/AGMStudio/jquery.countup.js, License: MIT AcmeTicker – News Ticker: Author: codersantosh, Source: https://github.com/codersantosh/acmeticker, License: MIT External Services This plugin connects to the following external services to provide its functionality: Gutentools Demo Content API: – What it does: This API provides demo content and configuration data for the plugin’s blocks and features. – Data Sent: The plugin sends API requests to https://demos.gutentools.com/wp-json/wp/v2/ to fetch demo content and block configurations. No user-identifiable information is sent during this process. – Data Received: Demo content and configuration settings required for the plugin to work as expected. – Terms of Service: Gutentools Demo API Terms – Privacy Policy: Gutentools Demo API Privacy Policy Local File Usage: – What it does: The plugin reads block configuration files from the plugin’s directory (e.g., block.json) to dynamically register and load block settings. – Data Sent: None. The files are accessed locally on the server. – Data Received: Block configuration settings that define how the blocks behave and render. – Why it’s used: To dynamically load and register Gutenberg blocks from the plugin’s directory. Please note that by using this plugin, you agree to the terms of the external services mentioned above. Recomended Themes This plugin Supports all the Themes but the following themes are highly recommended Gutentools Gutentools Agency Gutentools Charity Biz Flick Agencygrove DigitalGrove ConsultingGrove EliteGrove NewsGrove NewsNest View More
Page View Count
A beautifully simple to set up plugin that gives site visitors and site owners the ability to quickly and easily see how many people have visited that page or post. FEATURES On the front end it adds an icon and page views count to the bottom or top of pages and posts on your WordPress website. Switch ON | OFF hide Page Views Count for all Posts, Pages and all custom posts types including WooCommerce custom post types. Set the Position of the counter to show at the top of the page or post or at the bottom Set alignment of the counter Left, Right or Centre Set the colour and size of the counter icon Option to use load by Ajax to prevent the count from being cached by caching plugins Option to Manually set / edit total views and views today from Page View Count meta box on any post or page editor Add Page Views counter via the PVC Gutenberg block Add Page Views counter via shortcode Add Page Views counter via widget Developers can add the Page Views Counter via php tag All options and settings are point click – absolutely no coding required COMPATIBILTY Compatible with WordPress 5.9+ and backwards to WP 5.6.0 Compatible with Classic Editor plugin (Gutenberg editor Deactivated) GUTENBERG BLOCK Using the Gutenberg Editor. Use the Page View Count Block to add the counter to any page or post content. Block search for ‘Page Views’ or selecting the block from the a3rev Blocks menu. Adding the Page Views block to your content automatically deactivates the Global Page View counter on the post or page. ELEMENTOR TEMPLATES Fully compatible with Elementor templates. Add counter via Shortcode or widget to any template. DEVELOPERS On the plugins dashboard in the + Page Views Count Function options box you will find the Page Views Count functions and notes on how to use them. Use to manually add Page views count to any content or object in the theme. Use to add page View Count to any content that is not create using WordPress custom post / taxonomy type. Use to create a custom position of the Page Views Count Functions support echo and return parameters when getting visitor stats on any variable. TROUBLESHOOTING The number 1 support request we get about the plugin is that it double or triple counts page or post loads. Yes it does and if you see that it is a Red Flag that you have a misconfiguration or bug in your theme or a plugin. Page Views Count does exactly that – counts each time the page or post is loading in the browser – if its counting twice it is because the browser is double loading the page. That is a bad thing and you or your developer needs to fix that. CONTRIBUTE When you download Page Views Count, you join our community. Regardless of if you are a WordPress beginner or experienced developer if you’’re interested in contributing to Page Views Count development head over to the Page Views Count GitHub Repository to find out how you can contribute. Want to add a new language to Page Views Count? Great! You can contribute via translate.wordpress.org Usage Install and activate the plugin Go to WordPress Settings menu > Page View Count Menu Activate Page Views Count and use the options box settings to make the desired configuration Be sure to clear any caching and browser cache to see your Page Views Count
