AOS Quick Action Bar

No. The plugin outputs a small inline configuration block and a single lightweight JavaScript file. No jQuery, no external CSS files, no icon fonts are loaded. Scripts are only enqueued when at least one group is active.

Yes. The tracking feature counts anonymous totals per button — nothing else. No IP addresses, cookies, session identifiers, or fingerprints are stored or transmitted. A privacy policy text template is included in the admin panel that you can copy directly into your privacy policy page.

Yes. Under Display Rules you choose between Everywhere, Only on selected, and Everywhere except selected. You can target the front page, the blog index, archives, search results and the 404 page, whole content types (every post, every page, any public custom post type), and individual posts or pages by ID. A common setup is Everywhere except selected with the contact page excluded, so the bar never duplicates a form the visitor is already looking at.

The bar keeps showing everywhere, and the settings screen says so. A half-finished rule never blanks the bar across your whole site — you have to name at least one target before anything changes.

Yes. The same check governs the markup and the script, so pages where the bar is hidden load neither. Nothing is hidden with CSS after the fact.

Yes. The widget is injected into wp_footer and uses fixed positioning, so it renders correctly regardless of theme layout.

Yes — enable Bar Mode in the General settings to render a full-width horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen instead of the floating side widget.

Yes. The bar is plain HTML and works on cached pages. The optional click counter posts each click to admin-ajax.php, and page caches do not store POST requests. Each click carries a security token from the page, which WordPress accepts for 12 to 24 hours: on pages a cache serves for longer than that, clicks are not counted until the cache renews the page.

The plugin ships with 30+ Feather icons. Additional icon sets are not supported in the current version.

Yes, with WP-CLI. wp aoqab preset list shows the presets, wp aoqab preset apply contact starts from one, wp aoqab items lists every button with the path to change it, and wp aoqab settings set groups.g_contact.items.i_phone.href tel:+4930123456 changes one value. Paths use the ids of groups and buttons, so they survive reordering. Every change runs through the same validation as the settings screen, and wp aoqab settings schema prints all fields with their defaults and allowed values. A preset is applied with the bar switched off, because its links are placeholders. Replace them, then run wp aoqab settings set enabled true.