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WordPress plugin: display upcoming Google Calendar events via shortcode + AJAX, with transient caching
Blazing-fast, lightweight maintenance mode for WordPress. Proper 503 status, safe test mode, and zero bloat
Official ILEK Map Repo by Page Effect for all upcoming ILEK Projects. This is a fork of the ILEK Demo Repo which is a Fork of Kulturdatenbank Plugin
Simple admin page showing upcoming WooCommerce subscription renewals sorted by next payment date.
Maintenias - Maintenance, Coming Soon, Under Construction mode for WordPress
Adds a "Coming Soon" post status to show posts in archives but link to '#' instead of the full post.
SecureWeb16 Email Draft Assistant is a WordPress plugin that reads incoming emails and generates AI-powered draft replies using OpenAI and Firebase, helping automate and streamline email workflows efficiently.
A light veil over content you can lift in one click, without redirects or rewrites.
A WordPress plugin that displays BookingPress upcoming holidays in a visually appealing card format
FeedWordPress add-on that changes incoming links to stay local if syndicated blog already has article
Wordpress mu-plugin that adds "referrer origin" as meta tag so other sites can track visits coming from this site.
WordPress plugin. Add-on for The Events Calendar. Adds an Upcoming Events table to edit.php in the dashboard.
Drift: Sunset — free WordPress plugin that switches posts to Draft when their expiry date passes, with an overview of upcoming expiries and required expiry by category. GPLv2 or later.
WordPress plugin to display upcoming Google Calendar events using Ajax and transient caching.
WordPress plugin to show a "Coming Soon" to visitor who are no logged in. Includes some simple customization such as image upload, message editing, language selection, color selection, and font styling.
WordPress plugin that displays live upcoming events from Event Scheduler.
WordPress plugin to inject a useragent into incoming webmention requests, so as not to trip WordFence's IP block against POST requests without a useragent or referrer