WP Plugin Info Card
WP Plugin Info Card lets you display WordPress plugins, GitHub repositories, Easy Digital Downloads plugins, and third-party plugins in beautiful, customizable cards using blocks or shortcodes (compatible with most page builders).
Blocks7
- WP Plugin Info Card Query BlockWP Plugin Info Card Query Block When you first insert the block, you will be prompted to enter some query parameters. You can also sort the results by active installs, downloads, or last updated. Once you click on Query and Configure, you can further customize using the sidebar options.
- WP Plugin Info Card BlockWP Plugin Info Card Block The WP Plugin Info Card block is essentially a wrapper for the wp-pic shortcode. When first inserting the block, you’ll be presented with entering a type and plugin slug. The slug can be comma-separated if you would like to display more than one plugin or theme at a time. Switching […]
- The GitHub Info Cards BlockThe GitHub Info Cards Block The block allows you to insert any public repository and display it in a beautiful layout. First is finding the block, which I recommend using a / command for. Inserting the Block Using the slash command, find the GitHub Info Cards Grid block. Use slash command: /git From there, you […]
- Site Plugins Card GridSite Plugins Card Grid The Site Plugins Card Grid block will allow you to display all of your active plugins. {% hint style=”info” %} The block can only output plugins listed on the WordPress Plugin Directory. {% endhint %} When you first insert the block, you’ll have to load the plugins. Since these plugins are […]
- Plugin Screenshots Info CardPlugin Screenshots Info Card The Plugin Screenshots Info Card block allows you to display the plugin’s information along with any screenshots from WordPress.org. Screenshots will pop up in a lightbox gallery when clicked on. Inserting the Block Using the slash command, find the Plugin Screenshots Info Card block. Configuring the Block When you first enter […]
Getting Started2
- InstallationInstallation Install from the WordPress Admin After activation, you will be taken to the plugin’s settings screen.
- Finding the Admin SettingsFinding the Admin Settings Finding the Admin Settings From the Plugins Screen If you are on the plugin’s screen, search for WP Piugin Info Card and click on the Settings link. Finding the Admin Settings from the Menu Alternatively, in the admin menu, head to Settings->WP Plugin Info Card.
Overview6
- SchemesSchemes You can easily change the schemes of WP Plugin Info Card to match your site. Please see below for all of the available schemes. Scheme 1 Scheme 2 Scheme 3 Scheme 4 Scheme 5 Scheme 6 Scheme 7 Scheme 8 Scheme 9 Scheme 10 Scheme 11 Scheme 12 Scheme 13 Scheme 14
- LayoutsLayouts WP Plugin Info Card comes with five different layouts. Card Layout The card layout is a condensed layout that shows some quick stats about the plugin or theme. The Card can be flipped to reveal more information about the plugin or theme. WordPress Layout The WordPress layout plays on the default WordPress plugin embed […]
- Enabling GitHub Info CardsEnabling GitHub Info Cards By default, GitHub Info Cards are disabled. This is because they require a GitHub Personal Access Token to gather repository information. Navigate to the Admin Settings and Choose GitHub Info Cards Navigate to the admin settings and locate the GitHub Info Cards section. {% content-ref url=”../../getting-started/finding-the-admin-settings.md” %} finding-the-admin-settings.md {% endcontent-ref %} […]
- GitHub Info CardsThe GitHub integration for WP Plugin Info Cards allows you to share practically any public GitHub repo. {% hint style=”danger” %} A GitHub Personal Access Token is Required. To avoid rate limit issues, a GitHub personal access token is required. I’ve written an article on how to retrieve a non-expiring GitHub personal access token. {% […]
- Easy Digital Downloads IntegrationEasy Digital Downloads Integration Easy Digital Downloads is a great tool for selling plugins, and now with WP Plugin Info Card, you can now show these plugins on the frontend using WP Plugin Info Card. Required Extensions For the EDD integration to work correctly, it is recommended that you have two add-ons installed: Enabling EDD […]
Shortcodes6
- wp-picThe wp-pic shortcode can be used to display a single or multiple plugins. See below for the shortcode parameters. Example shortcode: type Can be of type plugin or theme. Type plugin is default. slug The slug (required) parameter can be a single or comma-separated string of plugin slugs. Comma-separate the slugs to be in multi […]
- wp-pic-site-pluginsThe wp-pic-site-plugins shortcode displays a list of your site’s plugins. Here’s an example of the shortcode in use: The following are the shortcode parameters. id The ID surrounding the container that contains the site plugins. cols The number of columns (1-3) for the site plugins layout. col_gap The gap between columns in pixels. row_gap The […]
- wp-pic-plugin-screenshotYou can use the plugin screenshots shortcode to display a plugin card with screenshots anywhere shortcodes are supported. Here is an example of the shortcode in use, using default settings. The following are the parameters for the shortcode: unique_id The Unique ID surrounding the card’s HTML structure. This is randomized if omitted. slug (required) The […]
- wp-pic-queryThe wp-pic-query shortcode is used to output a set of a plugin based on a query you specify. All of the wp-pic shortcode attributes apply as well. You may need to change type to ‘theme’ if you are querying for themes. Here are the available parameters. search (default empty) Search the plugin or theme directory […]
- github-info-cardgithub-info-card You can use the GitHub card shortcode to display GitHub cards anywhere shortcodes are supported. Here is an example of the shortcode in use, using default settings. The following are the parameters for the shortcode: Required Attributes Attribute Type Default Description username string – GitHub username or organization name repo string – GitHub repository […]
