མཐུད་སྣེ་འགྲེལ་བྱང་།: block
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Now Page via OMG.lol Connector
Add your OMG.lol Now Page your WordPress site with either blocks or shortcodes.
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Shabbat Blocker
Blocks access to the site on Shabbat and Jewish holidays according to the selected city. Displays local candle lighting and havdalah times.
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Mold Plot – Add image pin on map or image
Mold Plot Plugin adds custom post types and Gutenberg blocks for managing Plots.
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SectionCraft
A Gutenberg container block with width control, background shapes, images, and gradient support.
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SyntaxHighlighter Evolved: LotusScript Brush
Adds support for the LotusScript language to the SyntaxHighlighter Evolved plugin.
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Als Twoinfo
It is a custom block that can change the position of the arranged "image" and "text" and can be displayed vertically on a smartphone.
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Favorite Toots
Add a list of your favorite toots from Mastodon to any page on your website using a block.
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Guest Author Meta Block
Short Description: Enables custom guest author attribution and integrates guest author names into WordPress search.
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Explicit Media Block
Add likeable, shareable image and video to your site with this WordPress block.
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Current User Posts
Display posts created by the currently logged-in user using a Query Loop variation, scoped automatically to the viewer.
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CamelPlug Audio Player Block
A lightweight audio player block for the WordPress block editor with an optional download button.
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Devmont TOC Navigator
Add a fast, accessible table of contents with a collapsible header, scroll spy, block, and shortcode.
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Disable Widget Block Editor
Activate this plugin to disable the Widget Block Editor feature that was added in WP v5.8.
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Bot Detect – Protect your content from bots
Detect Bot and display content accordingly with these shortcodes:
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Simple Toolkit
Simple Toolkit is a plugin that provides simple and useful tools for WordPress websites. With this plugin, you can easily disable comments, duplicate …
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Eliza Chatbot
This is an implementation of ELIZA, the first chatbot in history, created by Joseph Weizenbaum in 1960s.
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