I’ve released v1.5.0 of Add to All WordPress plugin. This version brings some much asked settings to control the display of content on posts and pages. As usual existing users can update the plugin from your WordPress dashboard. New users can add the plugin from the Plugins page. Post only views You can find a new set of options under the Content tab. These look identical as the Single posts views and are available for posts (screenshot below) and pages. Whatever you enter here will only be displayed when viewing a post (or page for that set of options). What’s next? In the next version of the plugin, I’d like…
Add to All v1.4.0
I’ve updated my handy plugin Add to All in the WordPress.org repository and existing users should be able to update this plugin from within the dashboards. Placeholders In the latest version of the plugin, I have included a few placeholders for more dynamic texts. %home_url% – This will add the link to your site or the current site for multisite. You can wrap this text in an anchor tag to create a link to your site as needed %year% – current year %month% – current month. Displayed as January to December %date% – today’s date %first_year% – year of first blog post. This is useful if you’d like to display…
Add to All v1.3.0
Add to All v1.3.0 is now available to download or upgrade from within your dashboard. This new version brings a few new options as well as a major rewrite of the code base to make it cleaner. This also includes the upgrade of the Google Analytics code to now use the new gtag.js implementation as well as an option to anonymize IPs being sent to Google Analytics. Perfect if you need to be GDPR ready. Process shortcodes v1.3.0 adds a few new options under the Content, Footer and Feed that allows you to process shortcodes in the HTML fields. Simply enable this setting and then use the shortcode in the…
Add to All v1.2.0
After more than two years, I decided it was high time to rework my plugin Add to All in order to bring it more compatible with the latest versions of WordPress. And, to also bring it out of an “abandoned” status. The biggest change in this version is migrating the settings to the WordPress Settings API. It also brings a brand new tabbed interface for each of the settings. When you upgrade, please do visit the settings page and check that all your settings are properly migrated. As usual, if you’re looking for support, create a new ticket in the Support forums. Detailed changes in Add to All v1.2.0 Features: Settings…
Add to All v1.0.4
Last weekend I pushed an update to on of my lesser known plugins. Add to All is a simple, yet powerful plugin that will allow you to add HTML, JavaScript or CSS to your header, footer, content or feed. This update pushes through a major change in the design of the Admin area. The Settings page should be cleaner, more responsive and better integrated in the familiar WordPress dashboard design. It’s also the change that I’ll be implementing across all my other plugins. I’ve also removed Wibiya which shut down in December 2012 and added Tynt. If you’re frequently changing your theme and always worrying about adding your code back again, install…
Add to All v1.0.3
I just pushed through an update to my utility plugin Add to All. Add to All is a powerful plugin that will allow you to add custom code or CSS to your header, footer, content or feed. Add to All comes with out of the box support for Google Analytics, Statcounter, Kontera, with other third party services in the pipeline. The main change to this version is the new Content options. This was mainly driven by my need to add Google Adsense before and after the content of the post without editing the theme. Besides Adsense, you can also add just about any HTML code in these boxes. Simple checkboxes…
Add to All v1.0.2
Add to All v1.0.2 is now available for download. This is one of my newer plugins, released in the last few months. The plugin grew as a need to incorporate several 3rd party services like Kontera, Google Analytics, etc. which need to stay in place no matter which theme I use. Add to All allows you to do that and more. The plugin provides you options to incorporate Kontera, Google Analytics, Statcounter and Wibiya. Additionally, you can add custom code to your header, footer or content and also your feed. Besides you can add a link to the post to your feed and more importantly a copyright notice. Changes in…
Add to All v1.0.1 and Better Search 1.2.1
I released minor updates to my two plugins Add to All and Better Search. Update to Add to All: Fixed: Bug that stopped displaying content when plugin was activated Update to Better Search: Fixed: “Missing argument” error for heatmaps Add to All is a new plugin I released recently that allows you to add CSS, JS and other code to your header, footer or content. It comes with inbuilt support for several third party services with several more to be added in due course.
