The Quotes Collection plugin is designed to help users collect, manage, and display their favorite quotes on their WordPress website or blog. With its robust admin interface and various features, this plugin provides an efficient solution for organizing and showcasing quotes. Features Admin Interface: The plugin offers a user-friendly admin interface that allows users to add, edit, import, export, and manage their collection of quotes. Sidebar Widget: Users can display a randomly selected quote from their collection in any widget area using the "Random Quote" widget. This widget offers options to manually or automatically refresh the displayed quote, with both random and sequential selection. Gutenberg Blocks: The Quotes Collection plugin includes two blocks that can be added to pages and posts in the Gutenberg editor: The "Quotes" block allows users to display all quotes or a specific set of quotes, with various presentation, filtering, paging, and other customization options. (NEW in version 2.5) The "Random Quote" block functions similarly to the Random Quote widget, but with additional presentation options. Shortcode: Users can use the [quotcoll] shortcode to display all quotes or a specific set of quotes on a WordPress page. This shortcode supports various arguments for customization. Examples of the shortcode usage are provided on the Plugin Home Page. Template Function: For users who wish to code the random quote functionality directly into a template file, the quotescollection_quote() template function can be used. More information about this function is available on the Plugin Home Page. Import/Export: The plugin supports importing and exporting the collection of quotes in JSON format, allowing for easy backup, migration, or sharing of quotes between websites. Localization The Quotes Collection plugin can be translated into different languages through translate.wordpress.org. Note: The content above is a revised and expanded version of the existing description for the Quotes Collection project. It provides a comprehensive overview of the project, its features, and its benefits to users.

Post Pay Counter is a WordPress plugin that allows you to easily calculate and handle authors' pay on a multi-author blog. With this plugin, you can set up the desired payment criteria and let the plugin compute the payment for each post. The plugin provides immediate stats that are viewable both in a general view with all users and in a specific view for each author. It is a useful tool for implementing a revenue sharing or paid to write model for your business. The features of Post Pay Counter include the ability to pay per post, word, visit, image, and comment. You can choose to pay with an incremental system, where each word or visit has a specific value, or with a zonal system, where different zones of words or visits have different values. The plugin does not require users to create an account and all data is retained locally on your WordPress installation. You can view old stats with the plugin, going back to the first written post, regardless of the plugin installation date. The plugin provides a responsive and sortable stats page, optimized for mobile devices. User settings can be personalized, allowing for different settings to apply to specific users. The plugin also offers customizable permissions to restrict user access to certain stats and functions. Additionally, Post Pay Counter can be extended with custom implementations through hooks, filters, and special API features. Integrations with Analytics, Adsense, PayPal, and Facebook are available in the Pro version of the plugin. The Pro version includes Analytics visits payment, Adsense revenue sharing, payments management, PayPal payments, and a log of past payments. It also allows you to display stats in public pages using a shortcode. The Facebook addon enables payment for posts based on the number of Facebook shares and comments they receive. Post Pay Counter has been translated into multiple languages, including English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Czech, and Russian. If you would like to translate the plugin into your own language, you can contact the creators to receive a discount on the Pro version. You can find more information and download the plugin here. You can also check out the project's GitHub repository if you are interested in contributing to the development of the plugin.

Email Before Download (EBD) is a WordPress plugin that presents users with a form to submit their information before downloading a file. This plugin integrates with popular plugins like Contact Form 7 and WordPress Download Monitor, allowing users to create custom forms and manage file downloads. EBD also provides the option to display a download link directly under the contact form or send the user an email with a download link/attachment. The latest 6.x release of EBD brings new updates, fixing issues and enhancing capabilities. This release is a result of collaboration with a community member who has partnered with EBD to revitalize its development. More updates and improvements are expected in future versions of EBD. With EBD, users can create a custom contact form using Contact Form 7 and upload files using Download Monitor. By using the IDs of the contact form and the uploaded file, users can easily add the EBD shortcode to their post or page to enable the form and deliver the download to users. By requiring users to provide their information before downloading a file, EBD helps website owners collect valuable leads and build their email list. This can be useful for marketing purposes or simply to gather user data. EBD also allows the export of a list of users who have downloaded files, providing further analytics and insights. Plugins like Contact Form 7 and Download Monitor serve as dependencies for EBD, so it is important to ensure that these plugins are already installed and working properly before installing EBD. To learn more about EBD, check out the Plugin Homepage with Live Demos and Test Download. The plugin also has a Support Forums where users can ask questions and seek assistance. Additionally, users can provide feedback on the Customer Feedback Page to help improve the plugin. Usage Create a contact form using Contact Form 7 and note the Contact Form ID. Upload a file using Download Monitor and note the Download ID. Navigate to the post or page where you want to include the form and download link. Add the following shortcode, replacing X with the Download ID and Y with the Contact Form ID: [email-download download_id="X" contact_form_id="Y"] For screenshots of the EBD plugin in action, you can visit the plugin's WordPress.org page. Make the most of EBD's capabilities and take advantage of its integration with Contact Form 7 and Download Monitor to manage and monitor your file downloads with ease. Category: Wordpress, Template, Plugin, API, Free, Web, PHP This project falls under the following categories: Wordpress, Template, Plugin, API, Free, Web, and PHP.

The Advanced Sidebar Menu is a WordPress plugin that allows you to generate menus based on the parent/child relationship of your pages or categories. This means that you can easily create menus that are specific to the current section of your website. With this plugin, you no longer have to worry about manually updating a custom menu or displaying irrelevant links. The Advanced Sidebar Menu automatically generates menus that are clean and usable, showing only related items. If you're looking for additional features, the Advanced Sidebar Menu PRO version is available. The PRO version includes accordion menus, customizable menu colors and styles, custom link text, the ability to exclude pages, category ordering, support for custom post types and taxonomies, and priority support. Version 8.4.0 of the PRO version also introduces accordion options for using links to open/close sections. Features Page and Category widgets Option to display or hide the highest level parent page or category Option to display the menu when there is only the highest level parent Ability to order pages by date, title, or page order Ability to exclude pages or categories by entering a comma-separated list of IDs Option to always display child pages or categories Option to select the levels of pages or categories to display when always displaying child pages or categories Option to display or hide categories on single posts Ability to display each single post's category in a new widget or in the same list Page Widget Options Add a title to the widget Display the highest level parent page Display the menu when there is only the parent page Order pages by date, title, or page order Exclude specific pages Always display child pages Specify the number of levels of child pages to display when always displaying child pages Category Widget Options Add a title to the widget Display the highest level parent category Display the menu when there is only the parent category Display categories on single posts Display each single post's category in a new widget or in the same list Exclude specific categories Always display child categories Specify the levels of categories to display when always displaying child categories PRO Features Ability to customize the text of each page or navigation menu item Click-and-drag styling for page, category, and navigation menu widgets Styling options for links, including color, background color, size, hover effect, and font weight Styling options for different levels of links Styling options for the current page or category Styling options for the parent of the current page or category Blocked styling options, including borders, border width, and border colors Option to choose from 7 bullet styles or no bullets Accordion menu support for pages, categories, and navigation menus Accordion icon style and color selection Accordion option to keep all sections closed until clicked Accordion option to include the highest level parent in the accordion Accordion option to use links for open/close (NEW) Ability to exclude a page from all menus using a simple checkbox Link ordering for the category widget Specify the number of levels of pages to show when "always display child pages" is not checked Ability to select and display custom post types Ability to select and display custom taxonomies Option to display only the current page's parents, grandparents, and children Option to display child page siblings when on a child page, with or without grandchildren available Ability to display the widgets everywhere the widget area is used, including the homepage if applicable Ability to select the highest level parent page or category Ability to select which levels of categories assigned posts will display under Ability to display assigned posts or custom post types under categories or taxonomies Ability to limit the number of posts or custom post types to display under categories Support for custom navigation menus from the Appearance -> Menus section Ability to display only the current navigation menu item's parents and children Option to display the top-level navigation menu items when there are no child items or when not viewing a menu item Priority support with access to a members-only support area Translations The plugin includes the following languages: English (en_US) French (fr_FR) German (de_DE) Spanish (es_ES) Developers Developer documentation can be found here. Contribute Contributions to the plugin can be made via the GitHub Repo.