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Age Okay is a highly customisable age verification plugin for WordPress.

On the pages you choose, it will cover the content of your website with a customisable age verification form. This form will continue to show to a user until they have verified their age, at which point their verification will be saved in a cookie for the length of time set by the admin. This length of time can be from only as long as the browser is open, to multiple years.

There are 3 important pages which can be found in the WordPress admin navigation under ‘Age Okay’:
\n1. Editor – This page allows an admin to customise every aspect of the look of the age verification form.
\n2. Settings – This page allows an admin to set which pages the age verification form should we shown on.
\n3. Translations – This page is unlocked in the pro version; it allows an admin to provide multilingual versions of the text content of the form.

The goal of this plugin is ease of use, and has been built so that a website owner will not need any coding experience to customise the plugin to do exactly what they need. However, in the PRO version there is some functionality that can be added using additional coding, more information can be found in the Age Okay documentation.

Please be aware, this plugin will not stop a user from viewing the content of your website if they so wish, and so should not be used as a substitute for proper securing of any sensitive content.

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There are three methods for installing this plugin:

WordPress 1:
\n1. Login to your website’s admin panel by typing in the URL + /wp-admin
\n2. Go to the ‘Plugins’ page.
\n3. Click ‘Add New’.
\n4. Find the ‘Search plugins’ input box and type in ‘age okay’.
\n5. Find the Age Okay plugin once the resuls have loaded, and click ‘Install Now’ and wait.
\n6. Once it has installed, click ‘Active Now’, or go to the main ‘Plugins’ page.

WordPress 2:
\n1. Make sure the Age Okay plugin files are in a .zip format.
\n1a. To zip a file, right-click (or press and hold) the file you want to zip, and then select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder.
\n2. Login to your WordPress admin panel.
\n3. Go to the ‘Plugins’ page.
\n4. Click ‘Add New’.
\n5. On the ‘Add Plugins’ page is an ‘Upload Plugin’ button, click this.
\n6. Upload the .zip file of the Age Okay plugin.
\n7. After uploading, active Age Okay through the ‘Plugins’ page.

FTP/File Manager:
\n1. If the Age Okay plugin files are in a .zip format then unzip them.
\n1a. To unzip an entire folder, right-click (or press and hold) it, select Extract All, and then follow the instructions.
\n1b. To unzip a single file or folder, double-click the zipped folder to open it. Then, drag or copy the item from the zipped folder to a new location.
\n2. Connect to your website using a FTP program such as FileZilla, or using a File Manager, such as the one provided in cPanel.
\n2a. There are also plugins for WordPress that provide File Manager type functionality.
\n3. Navigate to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
\n4. Upload the Age Okay folder and all of its contents to the plugins directory.
\n5. Login to your WordPress admin panel.
\n6. Go to the ‘Plugins’ page and active Age Okay.

\n","faq":"

Q. How does Age Okay stand out from other age verification plugins?

A. Age Okay is highly customisable, allowing you to choose whatever background, colours and text content you want. Some plugins do not allow such flexibility and provide the user simply with templates that they can choose from. However, there are some plugins that have a similar level of customisablilty, but not in such a user friendly way, or not free. Age Okay requires no coding experience for a user to change almost everything about the look of the age verification screen. It also provides a live view so you can see how it will work before enabling it, and a preview option so you can see how changes will look without having to save them. Age Okay also provides a huge amount of control over where to display the verification screen. And if you need more control or more features, you can purchase the PRO version.

Q. What is different in the PRO version?

Age Okay Pro adds some additional features that other age verification plugins do not have or are not common and not all found in just one plugin:
\n1. Display by ID/URL – On the settings page, you will be able to use the ID of a page/post/CPT to choose where to display the verification screen, to accurately pinpoint specific pages or posts. You can also use URL matching for a huge amount of control, for example, if you have a shop, and you wanted to target any pages where women’s handbags were sold, you could use ‘/women/handbags/’ to target all pages and posts that match this.
\n2. Shortcodes – Age Okay has a settings page which allows the admin to decide which pages to show the age verification screen on. However, Age Okay also provides 2 shortcodes that can be added to a page, post, or CPT that will force the age verification screen to be shown, or to never show. [age_okay] [age_okay hide=true]
\n3. Filter – Similary to the shortcodes, Age Okay provides a filter that allows the admin to overwrite the internal logic of the Age Okay plugin on where the age verification screen should be shown. If the admin has additional checks they want to use before allowing Age Okay to use its own logic, then they can do so through the filter: add_filter( 'age_okay_filter', function(){ return null;} );
\nreturn values: true to show, false to hide, null to use Age Okay settings
\n4. Multilingual – Age Okay provides an interface where the admin can set other language versions of the text content of the age verification screen. If the website has multilingual functionality added, for example, through a plugin like Polylang, then it is very easy to create a multilingual version of the age verification screen. So if you have an English website, but a French page with the url http://example.com/fr/my-page, then Age Okay will check the locale of your page and display the appropriate text content.
\n5. 3 Load Types – Some age verification plugins suffer from a delay in showing the age verification screen because they rely on AJAX to load it after the page content has finished loading. This is needed because of cache plugins that would display the wrong content if AJAX was not used. However, this means that websites without a cache plugin suffer needlessly. It also means that websites using a cache plugin but that have explicit content may show that explicit content to underage visitors. Age Okay provides 3 load types to fix this problem: a cache version as standard, a non cache version, and a cache version that blurs the page content until the age verification is loaded or the user has been verified.

\n","changelog":"

1.0.3

Ajax errors more information available

1.0.2

Styling fix for checkbox submit

1.0.1

Improved JavaScript error handling
New wp-admin design
Minor fixes/changes

1.0.0

Plugin released

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Good caching policies is one of performance’s best friends, and it can be your new best friend too. Get friendly with intermediary and browser caches by taking control over your WordPress powered website’s HTTP Cache-Control headers.

This is not a caching plugin in itself, but will enable you to leverage existing standard compliant caching systems better. You can set different policies for different kinds of pages to suite your website’s needs. The Cache-Control for WordPress plugin allows you to set different policies for shared/intermediary and private caches. The plugin sets some sensible defaults for a medium traffic blog that publishes an update or two per week.

You can safely set long Cache-Control times as the max-age values is lowered automatically before a scheduled post is about to be published.

Private pages (logged in users, the admin interface, etc.) will not be cached.

The plugin has extensive documentation.

\n","installation":"

Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/cache-control directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
Use the Settings->Cache-Control screen to configure the plugin

Optionally, also setup mod_cache in Apache or some kind of reverse proxy like Varnish or Nginx to improve your WordPress site’s loading performance.

\n","faq":"\n

What are Cache-Control headers and how do I use them?

Please refer to RFC 2616 Section 13. If you’re unfamiliar with this header, you’ll want to disable this plugin until you’ve read up on caching in general. Apache’s caching guide is a great resource to get better acquainted with caching. This plugin should be used with great care as it breaks assumptions set by WordPress core and most plugin authors that every page will be regenerated for every request.

How do I test my new HTTP headers?

You can use your web browser’s developer tools, or a web utility for inspecting headers like Redbot.

What Cache-Control headers fields can I set?

These fields can be configured individually:

max-age
s-maxage
stale-if-error
stale-while-revalidate

Alternatively, uncacheable pages are served with no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate.

Does this plugin cache and serve static content?

No, but it tells caching reverse proxies like Apache’s mod_cache, Varnish, Squid, that it’s okay to cache the content generated by WordPress for the specified intervals you define in the header.

What about non-public pages like the admin interface? Preview pages? Logged in users?

These pages are always set as non-cacheable. Whether caches respect this is up to their configuration. By default, this shouldn’t be an issue.

Can I serve stale content while revalidating asynchronously?

Yes, the stale-if-error and stale-while-revalidate headers from RFC 5861 are supported. Please verify with your reverse proxy, content distribution network (CDN), or web accelerator whether RFC 5861 is supported there too. Setting the headers doesn’t help when your deployment doesn’t support them.

Can I control the cacheability of Atom and RSS feeds?

Yes, there is a separate setting for feeds. It’s recommended to set it to a few hours to preserve device battery and network bandwidth on users’ devices even if your site is updated very frequently.

What about dynamic content?

Caching means pages will be static (non-changing) in caches that store them. Dynamic themes that modify page content will generate one variant that is served to all users for as long as a cache consider the response “fresh”. You can use client-side scripting to make some elements (ad banners, recent posts, etc.) update more frequently than the rest of the page.

Is this incompatible with other plugins?

Any plugin that require dynamic content will be negatively affected. For example, many anti-comment spam plugins will not work when served statically from a cache. Make sure to test every feature on your website after enabling caching. Plugins that produce texts, images, ads, and the like will produce one output and potentially have that served to all users until the cache expires.

\n\n","changelog":"

2.2.5

Fix an issue an with how the plugin gets loaded in some situations.

2.2.4

Improved security.

2.2.3

Resolved an issue when calculating the time since the last comment.

2.2.1

Add links to the Settings and Documentation pages from the Installed plugin page.

2.2.0

New feature: Set stale-if-error and stale-while-revalidate fields. (RFC 5861)
Change: A s-maxage value is no longer set by default.
More extensive plugin documentation.

2.1.2

Resolved a problem where sticky posts could make the front page and archives uncacheable.

2.1.1

New feature: New filter hooks for more direct control of the Cache-Control header. See HACKING. (Thanks to Ross Featherstone.)
Password protected posts are no longer cached after being unlocked.

2.0.2

Resolved a compatibility issue for non-English locales.

2.0.1

Resolved a problem with unbuffered output during redirect handling.

2.0.0

New feature: Enable caching of HTTP 301 Moved Permanently redirects (1 day by default).
New feature: Stale posts (no comments and not modified) optionally multiplied by months since last activity (equal to max-age × years).
WordPress core bug work-around: Add body message to HTTP redirects (fix for mod_cache).

1.2

Resolved a problem that made author pages uncacheable.

1.1

Reduce caching max-age when a scheduled post is imminent.
Pagination factor limited to an upper value of ten times the base cache time.

1.0

Added individual control for search result pages, 404 Not Found responses, and attachment pages.

0.9

Initial public release.

0.7

Here be dragons.

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