| 开发者 |
briKou
ronalfy |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年4月11日 20:56 |
| PHP版本: | 6.5 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
The default block only supports WordPress.org plugins and offers limited layout control. WP Plugin Info Card supports multiple sources, including GitHub, Easy Digital Downloads, and third-party plugins, and provides flexible layouts, grid options, and over a dozen card schemes. This makes it easier to create consistent, visually appealing plugin and project showcases across your site.
Yes. Use the GitHub Info Card block or shortcode to display repositories with metadata and links. When displaying GitHub repositories using the Block Editor, you can add multiple projects to form a gorgeous card grid.
Yes. You can add third-party or private plugins, including EDD (Easy Digital Downloads) products.
Yes. WP Plugin Info Card supports Easy Digital Downloads, so you can showcase your plugins alongside WordPress.org plugins. For WP Plugin Info Card to work properly with EDD the following add-ons are recommended:
No, and it shouldn't. If it does, please leave a support request. Everything is designed to be cached and lazy-loaded where appropriate. If you find something loading where it shouldn't, it's not intentional and should be addressed.
Yes, you can use this with classic themes, the Classic Editor, and even your favorite page builder such as Elementor via the plugin's robust shortcode support. If you'd prefer to stick with blocks to build the layouts and use a shortcode to output, I recommend the free companion tool Pattern Wrangler. You can create a new pattern, add and configure the blocks, and copy the shortcode to display anywhere.
The plugin has robust shortcode support, should you need to use this in a page builder such as Divi, Elementor, Beaver Builder, and more. If you'd prefer to stick with blocks to build the layouts and use a shortcode to output, I recommend the free companion tool Pattern Wrangler. You can create a new pattern, add and configure the blocks, and copy the shortcode to display anywhere.
Yes, in the block editor, you can customize the title for each displayed plugin in the block editor sidebar.
For shortcodes, where plugins are displayed, simply use plugin-slug="my custom title". For example, for this plugin, you would use: wp-plugin-info-card="My Plugin Info Card".
See shortcode usage for custom titles.
For the main plugin card block/shortcode, there are five different layouts, and fourteen color schemes.
Yes, it is compatible with most modern browsers, including iOS Safari/Chrome.
Yes, this video shows you how: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFsVrjQXV_E&t=6s&rel=0]
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