| 开发者 | churchflow |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月2日 22:38 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[church_flow_give]. Card and monthly gifts in your currency, PayPal for other currencies, quick amounts, a fund picker or a pinned fund with the fund's description, anonymous gifts when your church allows them, a default amount and frequency, your own intro and button label, links that pre-fill the form (?cf_amount=250&cf_fund=<fund id>&cf_frequency=monthly), bank transfer (EFT) details and a link to manage giving in the member area.[church_flow_events]. Upcoming events as cards, a list or a month calendar, with cover images, dates and end times in your time zone, seats left, add-to-calendar and directions links, a calendar feed visitors can subscribe to, pages of events, an optional search box, and a Register button that opens the sign-up on the same page or on your Church Flow site.[church_flow_event_signup slug="..."]. A register button, a compact card or the full sign-up form for one event, with end times on the dates and, once someone has registered, add-to-calendar links for their date and a note that the details are in their inbox. Leave the event blank to follow the Events block on the same page.[church_flow_service_times]. Your gatherings with their next dates, the single next gathering, or one line per service type for headers and footers, with add-to-calendar links on every date, directions, a calendar feed to subscribe to, and optional cover images and time zone labels.[church_flow_sermons]. A sermon library with series, speaker, Bible book and topic filters and search, a podcast subscribe link, scripture references and optional language and campus labels, or the latest sermon as a card or an inline player; audio, notes, video (YouTube or Facebook), an MP3 download and more sermons from the same series on each sermon's page.[church_flow_announcements]. Current notices, pinned items first and marked, with event dates, a grid or a list, short or full text with Read more, and category filters.[church_flow_groups]. The groups directory with type, meeting day and campus filters, a search box and sorting by name or meeting day; joining happens in the member area.[church_flow_form slug="..."]. One of your Church Flow forms with its fields on your page, one page at a time when the form has pages, with a progress bar, a required-fields note, your church's phone prefix as the phone hint, file uploads, conditional questions and, when you want it, the form's own colour. Forms with a payment, a signature, household members, sign-in or reCAPTCHA show the hosted form inside the block.[church_flow_prayer_request]. Name, email or phone and the request with a characters-left counter, straight to your prayer team's queue, with your own privacy note under the button.[church_flow_request_call campaign="..."]. Name, phone, email, an optional best time to call and a message, queued in one of your running follow-up campaigns.[church_flow_newsletter]. Email, first name and your newsletter topics, with double opt-in, a consent checkbox in your own words when you want one, a one-row or compact style for footers and sidebars, your own placeholder and a thank-you page of your choice.[church_flow_my_account]. A button or link into your church's member area, or straight to a member's profile, family, account, serving or prayer page, in the same tab or a new one, with an optional icon.Visitors can only give, sign up and send forms from a website that is registered with your Church Flow account. In Church Flow go to Admin, Custom Domains, Add domain, choose Another website you already run, and enter your site's address exactly as the card shows it. Then press Re-check on the settings page.
No. The token is optional and only lets the editor list your forms, follow-up campaigns and email topics by name. Without it you type a form's slug or a campaign's id. Grant the token the three read scopes the settings page lists and nothing more.
Paid or seated events use the hosted sign-up page inside a frame so every option works exactly as it does on Church Flow. Free events render their sign-up form natively on your page.
Forms that take a payment, ask for a signature or household members, require sign-in, or use reCAPTCHA spam protection always use the hosted form page inside the block, so every option works exactly as it does on Church Flow. Every other form renders its fields natively on your page.
No. Gifts, sign-ups, forms, prayer requests, call requests and newsletter sign-ups go from the visitor's browser to your Church Flow account. The plugin stores only your settings and a cache of public content.
In your church's member area on Church Flow. The Groups block links there, and the My account block is a button to it.
Yes. Select a block and open the Styles tab in the editor: colours, typography, spacing, border and shadow follow your theme's palette and presets. The plugin's own stylesheet follows the text colour of whatever the block sits in, so a dark theme or a dark section stays readable, and fields, boxes and buttons take your church's accent. You can switch the stylesheet off under Settings, Church Flow, Appearance if your theme styles the cf- classes itself.
Every block option is a shortcode attribute in snake_case, for example [church_flow_events layout="calendar" show_feed_link="1"]. The full table is in the help article "Using Church Flow on your WordPress site" in your Church Flow help centre.
Yes. Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks and WPBakery Page Builder list the Church Flow elements in their own panels, with the same settings as the blocks; Divi 5 runs them through its backward compatibility mode. In a builder's preview the forms show but do not send, so arranging a page never creates a gift, a sign-up or a request. Any other builder can use the shortcodes.
Yes. Blocks are rendered on your server and cached; a page cache serves them like any other content, and the visitor-lane blocks refresh their live parts in the browser. The plugin is translation-ready (text domain church-flow) and its layout is safe for right-to-left languages.
Yes. In the editor's Patterns tab, the Church Flow category offers Visit us, Give, Sermon library, Events and Connect pages built from the blocks.
In the plugin's src/ folder. The scripts in build/ are compiled from it with @wordpress/scripts (wp-scripts build): src/frontend/index.js becomes build/frontend.js, src/admin/settings.js becomes build/admin-settings.js, and each src/editor//index.js becomes build/editor/.js. The PHP and the stylesheet ship as written.