| 开发者 | jayoncode |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月1日 01:08 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
--bm-*) under uploads/joc-blockora-morph/ — theme-safe branding that does not replace your theme’s palette.bm- slugs; your theme’s own presets stay intact.[jocbm_blockora_morph id="…"] (legacy [joc_blockora_morph id="…"] still works).edit_posts for library/import flows; manage_options for theme tokens, icon libraries, system reset, and icon stylesheet scans).wp_http_validate_url and fetches via wp_safe_remote_get. Visitors only load those assets when you enable them.license.txt).copyright.txt.src/; runtime assets are in build/.copyright.txt.joc-blockora-morph folder to /wp-content/plugins/ via FTP/SFTP.JOC Blockora Morph (Blockora Morph) helps you build better WordPress websites with Gutenberg using professional, reusable blocks you can customize, brand, and reuse—without a page builder. Import website sections from the library, brand them, use them in the Block Editor, and optionally publish fixed content as shortcodes.
Yes. GPLv2 or later. See license.txt and copyright.txt.
WordPress 6.4 or newer and PHP 8.0 or newer are required. The plugin will not activate below those versions and shows a compatibility notice explaining what to update.
That message appears when your WordPress version is newer than our Tested up to value (currently 7.0). After each major WordPress release we re-test Blockora Morph. Until that work is done, wordpress.org shows the standard untested label. It does not mean the plugin is incompatible — only that that release is not fully verified yet.
No. Block markup and styles use plugin-owned CSS variables (--bm-*) and stylesheets. Brand settings add optional Gutenberg presets with bm- slugs and leave your theme’s own presets in place.
Editor Blocks are registered for the Gutenberg inserter so you can place and edit them while building a page. Content Blocks store a fixed content snapshot and expose it via a shortcode ([jocbm_blockora_morph id="…"]) for reuse in templates, widgets, or classic layouts. The legacy tag [joc_blockora_morph id="…"] remains supported.
Yes, under the terms of the GPL. You may charge for distribution or services, but you must keep the software free (as in freedom) for recipients, including source availability as required by the GPL.
No. Defaults use system font stacks plus the bundled Inter font for the admin UI. Optional remote font stylesheet URLs are only loaded when you configure them in Theme Configuration, and you are responsible for having rights to use those fonts.
In your uploads directory under /wp-content/uploads/joc-blockora-morph/.
No. There is no signup wall and no phone-home telemetry. Optional remote URLs (for example a custom icon stylesheet) are only requested when you explicitly configure them.
The plugin itself does not collect personal data from visitors or send data to JayOnCode. Content you store (copy, images, shortcodes) lives in your WordPress database and uploads. If you enable remote fonts, icon CDNs, or video embeds, those third parties may process visitor IPs — document that in your site privacy policy. Administrators can wipe plugin data from Global Settings → System.
Blockora Morph will continue growing with optional Pro features while keeping the free plugin fully functional. Advanced features may arrive later as a separate Pro extension.
Use the WordPress.org support forum for the free plugin, or visit jayoncode.com for more information.
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