I’ve just finished developing a new WordPress plugin called TimeFly. It lets you control when specific content appears or disappears on your site — based on dates, times, or recurring schedules. It works directly in the block editor: you add a block, set the visibility rules, and TimeFly takes care of the rest.
Hey everyone, here’s another plugin I’ve been working on called Confab. If you’ve ever tried to manage a conference or event schedule on WordPress, you know it can be a bit of a headache. Confab is designed to make it simple, letting you display and organize schedules without fuss or complicated setups.
If you’ve ever had to troubleshoot a WordPress site, you know how annoying it can be to dig around for the information you need. Diagnostic Glance makes that easier by giving you a quick, clear overview of key site details right in your dashboard.
Hey everyone, I want to share something I’ve been working on called GhostTrap. If you’ve ever dealt with spam comments on WordPress, you know how frustrating it can be. GhostTrap is designed to quietly handle that problem without bothering your real users. No CAPTCHAs, no puzzles, just clean comment sections.
When building custom post types with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), you might find yourself needing to display taxonomy information in specific ways that go beyond Kadence WP’s Element template default capabilities. Recently, I needed to create a sponsor page that would dynamically show the sponsor’s level (Gold, Bronze, etc.) for a specific year without duplicating…
