Aizle Dots
| 开发者 | adamhorne |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月15日 14:19 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Dependency-free. One small vanilla-JavaScript canvas. No jQuery, no animation libraries, no bloat.
- Private by design. No external requests, no tracking, no calls home. Your site stays your site.
- Respectful. Honours the visitor's "reduce motion" setting, pauses when the browser tab is hidden (saving battery and CPU), and never blocks clicks, links, or forms.
- Tunable. A friendly settings page for colours, opacity, density, cursor behaviour, shapes, and where it shows.
- Light. Particle count scales to the screen; you can disable it on mobile or place it behind your content for maximum readability.
- Your own colour palette (add or remove colours).
- Opacity, density (more ↔ fewer dots), and particle size.
- Cursor reach and push strength, plus how much the field drifts on its own (down to perfectly still).
- Shapes: dots, squares, triangles, in any combination.
- Layer: over your content (subtle overlay) or behind it (safest for text).
- Where it appears: sitewide, the front page only, or by post type, with an exclude-by-ID list.
- Accessibility & performance: respect reduced motion, and an optional "disable on mobile".
安装:
- In your dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New and search for "Aizle Dots", or upload the plugin zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
- Click Activate. You'll see the particle field straight away.
- Go to Settings → Aizle Dots to choose your colours and tune the look.
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常见问题:
Will it slow my site down?
It's deliberately lightweight: one small canvas, no libraries, no external requests. The particle count scales to the screen size, the animation pauses when the tab isn't visible, and you can disable it on mobile. For very content-heavy pages, set it to "behind content".
The dots sit over my menu or header. How do I fix that?
Switch the Layer setting to Behind content. Some themes use high "stacking" values for sticky headers; placing the field behind your content resolves any overlap while keeping the effect.
Is it accessible?
Yes. The canvas is hidden from assistive technology and never intercepts clicks or keyboard focus. If a visitor has "reduce motion" enabled in their system and you've kept that setting on, the field renders as a calm static texture with no animation.
Can I use my brand colours?
Absolutely. The palette is fully editable on the settings page. Add as many or as few colours as you like; the field cycles through them.
Can I show it only on certain pages?
Yes. Choose sitewide, front-page-only, or by post type, and add any page/post IDs you want to exclude.
Does it send any data anywhere?
No. There are no external requests, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind.
更新日志:
- New "Stay-awake time" control (in milliseconds) for how long disturbed particles stay lit before fading back to sleep.
- Larger, sticky live preview on the settings page.
- Settings sections are now clear bounding-box cards instead of collapsible panels.
- Added a "Reset to defaults" button.
- Presets: one-click "looks" (Calm, Confetti, Constellation, Minimal, Aizle).
- Redesigned settings page: live preview on top, a "Start here" block, and collapsible advanced sections — much friendlier.
- Cursor effect modes: push away, pull in, or swirl around the cursor.
- Connection lines ("constellation"): faint lines between nearby dots, with a distance control.
- Match-my-theme colours: pull the palette from your active theme.
- Much higher dot ceiling — dense fields of up to several thousand particles.
- Adaptive performance: the field auto-throttles its particle count on slower devices and small screens so it never janks a real visitor.
- New "Sleep until disturbed" mode: the field rests faint (or fully hidden) and only the particles the moving cursor reaches wake up, then fade back to sleep.
- New "Resting opacity" control for how visible the field is when idle.
- Refined content avoidance: removed an edge-pile-up artifact and stopped particles buzzing when the cursor rests over text.
- New "Lines" shape (short streaks) alongside dots, squares, and triangles.
- Shapes now rotate to face the cursor push, then settle back.
- Scroll reaction: the field is nudged as the visitor scrolls the page.
- Content avoidance: particles deflect around your text and images (desktop only, for performance).
- Wider ranges — Drift and Push up to 200, Cursor reach up to 800.
- Initial release: ambient + cursor-reactive particle field, full settings page, reduced-motion support, tab-hidden pause, layer (over/behind) and scope controls.