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16 plugins with two or more releases. Show all 86

1

Display dynamically calculated statistics about your GatherPress events with beautiful, cached counters.

by carstenbach Blocks & Editor 0.2.0 · 1mo ago
★ 162≈30
2

A navigation block that creates a dynamic GatherPress menu, with taxonomy-based submenus and upcoming event counters.

★ 163≈10
3

Adds a counter to all text and textarea fields with character limits

by John A. Huebner II Content & Publishing 1.5.1 · 4 years ago
★ 72
4

Carousel block with composable navigation, pagination and counter, powered by Splide and the Interactivity API.

by Outstand Blocks & Editor 1.6.0 · 20d ago ↻ updates itself
★ 2968
5

Dox Studio care plan for client websites: dashboard, change requests and monthly update counter.

by Dox Studio Admin & Dashboard v0.4.2 · 4d ago ↻ updates itself
★ 034≈10
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7

WordPress Plugin for artificial scarcity. Great for marketing purposes.

by Simon Mayerhofer eCommerce v1.1.0 · 8 years ago
★ 012≈10
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Adds purchase notifications, live viewing counter, recent sales counter, real low-stock urgency and a free-shipping progress bar to WooCommerce to boost conversions with social proof.

by Dox Studio eCommerce v1.7.4 · 23d ago ↻ updates itself
★ 022
11

A WordPress block that shows the total number of words published across your site.

by Derek Hanson Content & Publishing v1.1.1 · 24d ago
★ 08
12

Turn your WooCommerce store into a secure MCP server for AI assistants — scoped, revocable API tokens included.

by Miroslav Balan AI v1.3.2 · 9d ago
★ 06
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★ 017
14

Wordpress Plugin for Stats4U

★ 0
15

A WordPress plugin for fire departments to track and display emergency response statistics. Log incidents by category, show live counters in widgets or Gutenberg blocks, and let admins record new entries directly…

by sync667 Content & Publishing v1.0.8 · 3mo ago
★ 0
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A WordPress plugin that allows you to define abbreviations and their meaning which are automatically added to the content of a post when encountered for the first time.

by David Dashifen Kees Content & Publishing 3.0.0 · 1 year ago
★ 0