Tag: terms

  • JetEngine — Adding & Editing Dynamic Content with Elementor (Add-ons)

    JetEngine — Adding & Editing Dynamic Content with Elementor (Add-ons)

    JetEngine Overview

    JetEngine
    is a must-=have plugin for Elementor allowing to create custom post types, custom taxonomy, add Elementor-built templates for the custom post type or taxonomy terms. It provides the set of dynamic listing widgets for displaying dynamic content and allows to build grid and listing layouts for the custom posts and terms using the most complex query methods.













     

    Enjoy creating custom post types and custom meta fields without using CSS and PHP! You’ll be able to introduce new custom posts, taxonomies, and create templates with Elementor using dynamic content widgets without the need to look into the database, or explore coding.

    With JetEngine you’ll be able to accomplish even the most complicated tasks and work on the most difficult projects, keeping everything as simple as it can be!

    Features

    Perfect for Adding Custom Post Types

    Create custom post types to add any custom posts you need, form Services and Team Members to Portfolio and Products. You’ll be astonished with how easy you can change the custom post type settings, add meta fields, set hierarchical structure.

    Best Match for Creating Custom Taxonomies

    Add custom taxonomies to any post type or page you need, to allow the more complex query methods. It is a wonder how one can create a custom taxonomy with hierarchy for different post types and use custom fields for adding even more information about the taxonomy terms, including thumbnails, repeaters and timestamps.

    Allows Creating Custom Post Templates

    With JetEngine you can use the set of special widgets for displaying dynamic content with Elementor. You’ll be able to build the fully-fledged Single post page with dynamic fields for displaying post title, content, thumbnail image, and any other type of content added in the meta boxes.

    Makes Working with Terms Templates Easy

    Use the dynamic content widgets to create the single listings for the terms. With the set of widgets for displaying dynamic fields, repeaters and images you’ll be able to make style up your terms according to your needs.

    Dynamic Field

    Dynamic Field widget is made for displaying the content from both meta fields and the post or term data, for posts and taxonomies listing templates. The widget pulls the data and displays it using the set style and content settings.

    Dynamic Image

    Dynamic Image widget provides opportunity to pull the thumbnail image or any other image added as the media in the meta field to showcase it on the pages built with Elementor. This is the dynamic widget that can be easily used for creating templates for custom post types and taxonomies.

    Dynamic Link widget helps in adding the links to the listings, that display the content from the predefined source.

    Dynamic Meta

    Dynamic Meta widget allows displaying the default meta information (usually needed for the posts), such as the publishing date, author and information about comments.

    Dynamic Repeater

    Dynamic Repeater widget is made for displaying repeating blocks set for the custom post types or taxonomies (this can be done in meta boxes or when you create a meta field and select the Repeater content type).

    Dynamic Terms

    Dynamic Terms widget provides opportunity to add the taxonomies to the custom post types. Use this widget to display the terms that are applied to the needed custom post listing.

    Listing and Grid Layouts

    Showcase the custom posts and terms in listing and grid layouts using the complex query methods and different layout structure that is easy to set.

  • Easy GDPR (Utilities)

    Easy GDPR (Utilities)

    Easy GDPR for WordPress – plugin help you prepare your site for GDPR.

    Plugin Features

    • Cookie consent
    • Privacy and Terms pages
    • Contact DPO
    • Right of access by the data subject (WP version 4.9.6 or higher – automatic)
    • Right to be forgotten (WP version 4.9.6 or higher – automatic)
    • Right to data portability (WP version 4.9.6 or higher – automatic)

    Integrations

    • Google Analytics
    • Google Tag Manager
    • Hot Jar
    • Contact Form 7
    • Flamingo DB

    Easy privacy center for users

    Languages

  • WordPress MultiSite Taxonomy Sync (Utilities)

    WordPress MultiSite Taxonomy Sync (Utilities)

    Synchronizes Taxonomy terms across selected or all blogs of a WordPress MultiSite.

    DEMO

    Click here for demo

    Username: demo

    Password: demo

    Features

    Free updates

    Updates

    Easy installation and setup

    Installation
    – Fully supported
    – Fully documented
    – Supports WooCommerce
    – Supports Custom Taxonomies
    – Supports Custom Post Types
    – Simple and user friendly options
    – Allow on selected or all Taxonomies.
    – Trigger sync from adminbar
    – Restrict users by role.
    – Sync post’s terms assignments

  • Felony Assistant Professional – EU Cookie Regulation, Phrases & Privateness Generator (Miscellaneous)

    Felony Assistant Professional – EU Cookie Regulation, Phrases & Privateness Generator (Miscellaneous)





    Legal Assistant Pro

    WordPress Plugin

    Automatically generate Terms of Service & Privacy Policy page. Add “we use cookies” message.
    Make your website law compliant quickly and easily.

    Automagically Generate Terms and Privacy Page

    Create a Terms of Service and Privacy Policy page with just one click. Every website should have one of those, and Legal Assistant Pro makes it super easy!

    Display Cookies Message

    According to the “EU Cookie Law”, all websites from the EU and UK must notify their users that cookies are being used.

    Featuring Clean and Simple UI

    Setting up Legal Assistant Pro is super easy thanks to its beautiful and easy to use UI – something you won’t get from free plugins!

    Free 6 Months Customer Support

    We are here to help! If you have any issues installing or using our product, please send us a ticket and we will respond as soon as possible!

    Change Log

    1.0.0 – 27.01.2016

    • Release
  • Customized Put up Sorts and Taxonomies for Fusion Builder (Add-ons)

    Customized Put up Sorts and Taxonomies for Fusion Builder (Add-ons)

    Turn you WordPress blog into the Content Management System

    Custom Post Types and Taxonomies For Fusion Builder is a WordPress plugin for the Fusion Builder which is the default visual page builder for the Avada theme. Now you can turn your WordPress site with Fusion Builder (Avada Theme) into the real Content Management System with no custom development.

    This plugin extends the Fusion Builder Blog shortcode to work with any Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies and Terms. With this plugin you will be able to put your own custom content in any place on the page the same way you can put blog posts with the original Blog shortcode. See the Demo.

    You can also use all the layouts and styles of the standard Blog shortcode with your own Custom Post Types or with the Custom Post Types of the third party plugins.

    Top Features

    • Enhances Fusion Builder Blog shortcode to any Custom Post Type (CPT)
    • Can use different layouts for CPTs (Large, Medium, Grid, Alternative)
    • Builds the list of all installed CPTs
    • Builds the list of all installed Custom Taxonomies
    • Shows only Taxonomies linked to the chosen CPTs
    • Can filter by Custom Terms of selected CPT and Taxonomy
    • Filtering works with both Include and exclude mode
    • Can show any Custom Terms in CPTs listings
    • Two different Taxonomies can be shown
    • Keeps all the other features of the Fusion Builder Blog shortcode

    How To Use

    After installing and activating the plugin go to Fusion Page Builder and drag the Blog shortcode to your Page. Open the schortcode options.

    The Plugin extends Avada’s Blog shortcode with 6 new options. The new options are shown here. Each option has a comment below its name that explains its usage. See example below: