[{"name":"Admin Options Pages","slug":"admin-options-pages","version":"0.9.7","author":"Johannes van Poelgeest","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/poolghost/","requires":"5.3","tested":"6.5.5","requires_php":"5.6.20","requires_plugins":[],"rating":100,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":9},"num_ratings":9,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":4526,"last_updated":"2024-03-18 8:36am GMT","added":"2019-03-27","homepage":"https://adminoptionspages.com","sections":{"description":"

Admin Options Pages is a beautifully designed WordPress plugin, which makes it incredibly easy to create options menus, pages and fields.

\n
If you’re a seasoned developer or just a beginner, Admin Options Pages tries to make it easy for everybody.
\n

In a nutshell, you can make your own settings pages and add options fields to it and that without writing one single line of code.

Use the get_option() function (link) to do with your option value (Field name) what you want.

Field Types

Text
Textarea
Wysiwyg Editor
Number
Checkbox
Radio
Select
Image
Color Picker

Documentation

Visit docs.adminoptionspages.com for the documentation.

Bug reports or tips and ideas

Bug reports for AOP are welcomed in our issues repository on Github.
\nTips and ideas are also welcome.

\n","installation":"

Upload folder admin-options-pages to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Start creating your own options pages.

\n","faq":"\n

\nIs there any documentation?\n\n

Sure. docs.adminoptionspages.com.

\nHow can I use/see an option value on my website?\n\n

Al the magic happens with the default WordPress function get_option().

For example, if you have a text field with the name ‘my_text_field’ as Field name, you can use get_option(‘my_text_field’) this way.

<?php echo get_option('my_text_field'); ?>\n

Or with a default value.

<?php echo get_option('my_text_field', 'my default text'); ?>\n

\nDoes this plugin make my website slower?\n\n

No, not at all.
\nAnd besides that, this plugin does nothing on the frontend of your website.

\n\n","changelog":"

0.9.7

Release Date – 5 July 2021

Bugfixes:

The Menu page title does now support non-ASCII characters. See issue on Github.

0.9.5

Release Date – 5 May 2021

Bugfixes:

0 (zero) is saved correctly now (Number field).

0.9.4

Release Date – 13 April 2021

Enhancement/bugfix:

The wpautop() function is added to the wysiwyg editor.

0.9.3

Release Date – 11 March 2021

Enhancements:

The wysiwyg editor is added.
Now PHP 8 ready.
Small styling tweaks.

Bugfixes:

Options fields modal is fixed for Safari.

0.9.2

Release Date – 10 September 2020

Bugfixes:

Error ‘Undefined index: DOCUMENT_URI’ is fixed.

0.9.1

Release Date – 10 August 2020

Admin Options Pages 0.9.1 has one big update. You can give editors now access to options pages.

Enhancements:

Adds the ability to choose between Administrator or Editor access for each individual page.
Dashicons are updated. See (New dashicons in WordPress 5.5).
PHP sessions are not in use anymore.

0.9.0

Release Date – 5 June 2020

Admin Options Pages 0.9.0 is a massive release. The plugin pages are completely redesigned and are more in line with Gutenberg.

Enhancements:

The pages for creating and Editing options pages are now more in line with Gutenberg.
A new option field: Select.
Dashicons are updated. See (Dashicons in WordPress 5.2).
It is now possible for pages in existing menus to set a custom position. See developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_submenu_page/.

0.7.0

Release Date – 7 November 2019

Enhancements:

Adds a new “edit page” button on each option page at the right top corner. You can disable this function on the new settings page.
Adds a “visit page” button on the edit page for quick entering the options pages.
Adds an “autoload” toggle for each option.
Textarea’s accepting now more HTML tags when sanitizing. (a, abbr, b, br, em, s, strike, strong, pre)
Adds some small design changes.

Bugfixes:

Fixes the error in options.php when in dev mode.
Fixes a bug when toggle the menutype.

0.0.8

Release Date: 28 March 2019

Bugfixes:

Fixes the autoload case sensitive issue.

\n"},"short_description":"Create and edit your own options pages with ease.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.zip","screenshots":[],"tags":{"admin-options-pages":"admin options pages","aop":"aop","options":"options","settings":"settings","settings-pages":"settings pages"},"versions":{"0.0.8":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.0.8.zip","0.5.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.5.0.zip","0.7.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.7.0.zip","0.9.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.0.zip","0.9.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.1.zip","0.9.2":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.2.zip","0.9.3":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.3.zip","0.9.4":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.4.zip","0.9.5":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.5.zip","0.9.6":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.6.zip","0.9.7":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/admin-options-pages.0.9.7.zip"},"donate_link":"","icons":{"1x":"https://ps.w.org/admin-options-pages/assets/icon.svg?rev=2058406","svg":"https://ps.w.org/admin-options-pages/assets/icon.svg?rev=2058406"}},{"name":"ACF Onyx Poll","slug":"acf-onyx-poll","version":"1.1.8","author":"André Mácola Machado","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/andremacola/","requires":"4.7","tested":"6.6.2","requires_php":"7.0","requires_plugins":[],"rating":100,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":4},"num_ratings":4,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":3066,"last_updated":"2024-07-28 6:19pm GMT","added":"2020-05-26","homepage":"https://github.com/andremacola/acf-onyx-poll","sections":{"description":"

This plugin requires ADVANCED CUSTOM FIELD PRO installed.

Plugin for polls based on regular WordPress and acf (advanced custom fields) functionalities using WP REST API and Javascript methods.

The main goal of ACF Onyx Poll is to be totally free, lightweight and simple. No fancy, colorful and polluted options or donate screens.

This plugin is based on Twitter poll cards style.

Features

✔ Gutemberg Block with live preview
\n✔ Include poll with a shortcode (ommit the ID to get the latest poll) [onyx-poll id=XX class=\"left|right|full\"]
\n✔ One click to vote
\n✔ Works with cache plugins
\n✔ Multiple polls per page
\n✔ Support for images
\n✔ Native widget for sidebar
\n✔ Multiple style options [onyx-poll class=\"twitter|standard\"]
\n✔ Show poll in a modal
\n✔ Show poll results on widget after expired
\n✔ Highlight choosed choice in results area
\n✔ Limit vote by device or time
\n✔ Poll activation/expiration schedule
\n✔ Results in percentage, numbers or both
\n✔ Show/Hide results
\n✔ Customize css with css variables
\n✔ Disable all plugin CSS and use your own
\n✔ Custom columns on WordPress data table admin area
\n✔ Translations support

Observations

\n
This plugin does not support Internet Explorer Browser. One of the goals of this plugin is to be js/css lightweight and jQuery free.
\n
\n
ACF Onyx Poll register fields via php to be able to use WordPress translation functions for field labels. So you won’t be able to view/edit the fields inside ACF Custom Fields Settings.
\n
\n
To enable a better/faster CRON you need to manually set your host cronjob to get https://domain.tld/wp-json/onyx/polls/cron endpoint or disable WP-Cron define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true); inside your wp-config and manually create the cron in your host/server
\n
- \n
  Option 1: To run every hour set the cron:
  0 * * * * wget -q -O - https://domain.tld/wp-json/onyx/polls/cron > /dev/null 2>&1
  \n
- \n
  Option 2: if you disable the default WP-Cron:
  0 * * * * wget -q -O - https://domain.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null 2>&1
  \n
\n

\n","installation":"

From your WordPress dashboard

Visit Plugins > Add New
Search for “ACF Onyx Poll”
Activate ACF Onyx Poll from your Plugins page
Click on the new menu item “Polls” and create your first Poll!

\n","faq":"\n

\nDo I need ACF PRO Installed?\n\n

Yes, Advanced Custom Fields PRO is mandatory

\nHow to add a poll to a post?\n\n

If Gutenberg is active, you can use the ACF Onyx Poll Block with live preview
Or..use the shortcode [onyx-poll] to get the latest poll
To add a specific poll, assign the option ID with the requested poll to the shortcode: [onyx-poll id=XX]
You can align the poll container with the option class in the shortcode: [onyx-poll class=left]. Available options are left, right, full
Is it possible to combine style and aligment. Ex: [onyx-poll class=\"standard left\"]

\nHow to add a poll to a sidebar?\n\n

To include a widget, your theme need to support it. Go to Appereance > Widgets and select Poll widget from ACF Onyx Poll

\nIs it possible to use my own CSS?\n\n

Yes, go to the settings poll menu. You can do some customization by overriding some CSS variables inside your css file.

.onyx-poll {\n    --pollWidgetWidth: 400px;\n    --borderColor: #dbe9f5;\n    --boxShadow: 0 4px 12px 6px rgba(31,70,88,0.04);\n    --modalBorderRadius: 4px;\n    --questionColor: #333;\n    --choiceColor: #333;\n    --buttonColor: #333;\n    --choiceHoverBG: #f5f5f5;\n    --choiceBarColor: #e0e0e0;\n    --choiceBorderRadius: 100px;\n    --closeBorderRadius: 100px;\n    --loaderBorderColor: rgb(209, 226, 240);\n    --loaderBG: #a3caec;\n}\n

\nWhat kind of logs and user data this plugin saves in database?\n\n

At the database side, ACF Onyx Poll uses the default ACF/Wordpress structure to store data (the meta fields). Nothing to worry about here.

For privacy, ACF Onyx Poll does not store any user data like ip address, usernames etc…

The only things the plugin saves in the user’s browser is some cookies to check the user choice for specific poll, if the modal was previously showed/closed and a timer. You can check the cookies by looking for onyx_poll_limit_XX, onyx_poll_modal and onyx_poll_choice_XX.

\nWhat about browsers support?\n\n

All modern browsers will be fine: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge (legacy and chromium based).

This plugin will not work with any Internet Explorer version.

\n\n","changelog":"

1.1.8

Release Date – 28 Jul 2026

Fixed: PHP 8.2 Deprecated dynamic property warnings

1.1.7

Release Date – 26 Jul 2026

TESTED: WordPress up to 6.6.1

1.1.6

Release Date – 29 Set 2023

TESTED: WordPress up to 6.3.1

1.1.5

Release Date – 20 Jul 2021

\n
TESTED: WordPress up to 5.8
\n
\n
ADDED: Now is possible to change the poll image size in options menu
\n
\n
FIXED: Label for singular votes, thanks to @Dathix. See more in: https://github.com/andremacola/acf-onyx-poll/pull/13
\n

1.1.4

Release Date – 13 Jan 2021

\n
FIXED: Removed an ACF hook that was causing issues with ACF JSON save location. See more in: https://github.com/andremacola/acf-onyx-poll/issues/12
\n
\n
FIXED: Fatal error on list polls when ‘end date’ field was for some reason saved with an empty value. See more in: https://github.com/andremacola/acf-onyx-poll/issues/11
\n

Thanks to:
\n– @rampantprint (on github)
\n– @bwiebeck (on github)

1.1.3

Release Date – 21 Set 2020

IMPROVEMENT: Using ACF PRO as MU Plugin is now possible.

1.1.2

Release Date – 11 Aug 2020

TESTED: WordPress 5.5
FIXED: Rest API method permission_callback typo

1.1.1

Release Date – 30 May 2020

HOTFIX: Some filters were causing fatal errors in some themes and conflicting with certain plugins

1.1.0

Release Date – 30 May 2020

NEW Gutenberg Onyx Poll Block with live preview (no more shortcodes :))
Shortcode is now available to copy on the pool table list
Fix some php notices (again :))
CSS adjustments
JS adjustments
Languages updates

1.0.1

Release Date – 29 May 2020

Added native sidebar widget
Added new bar style
Update en language source pot file.
Fix results view bug when only numbers or percentage option is selected
Fix some php notices
Fix css flex alignment
Fix click event bug

1.0

Release Date – 27 May 2020

Initial release

\n","screenshots":"

$\"Admin$
Admin List Screen.
$\"Creating$
Creating a poll.
$\"Example$
Example of poll widget/modal

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What is Sitestream?

Our technology streams your website’s images to reduce unnecessary data transfer and display them faster for your visitors. Your user experience improves while you can avoid CO2 emissions from your website.

Just download our plugin and we automatically convert your images to our streamed format in seconds. Suddenly, your images load faster and use less data.

Activate your plugin by starting your 7 day free trial and following the instructions on this link: https://sitestream.co/pricing/

Why is this important?

The internet stands for over 2% of global carbon emissions (equal to aviation) and around 30% of its energy consumption is from data transfer

An improvement in site speed by 0.1 seconds improves conversion rate up to 8% (Google & Deloitte, 2020 study)

How can Sitestream save data and reduce my emissions?

When users quickly scroll past an image, we pause its data load. Combined with the most aggressive lazy loading on the market, and optimal image compression, this leads to reduced data and energy usage for your site usage.

How can Sitestream show my images faster?

As our first image layer is a lot lighter than the original image, content is displayed quicker for your users – improving their experience. This is especially beneficial for high quality images on sites that desire a premium user experience.

Customer Testimonials

“Not only were we able to reduce our data usage with up to 78%, but we now also show images 38% faster for users on fiber connection, and 71% faster on slow 4G. So our user experience has greatly improved, especially for mobile.” – CEO at Rhyme Sthlm

“Initial results have seen AOP reduce its data usage by 65% – greatly exceeding original predictions of 40% – and improve its website image load time by 65-85%, resulting in a better user experience.” – Managing Director at UK AOP

Benefits

Avoided emissions be reducing unnecessary image data transfer
Improved user experience by displaying images faster for users, especially large impact on mobile connection speeds
See your estimated avoided emissions in real-time in your dashboard
Optimize image file size automatically by using our smart compression algorithm
Scale and resize your images using our smart image toolbox
Positive SEO score impact by improving user experience
All your images will show up in Google image search etc exactly as normal

Features

Image streaming
Avoided CO2 emissions from data transfer
Data pausing
Faster image display
SEO friendly
Global CDN
Scaling and resizing
Smart compression algorithm
Real-time data usage and avoided emissions dashboard

\n","installation":"

Subscribe to a monthly plan to get a license key
Click “Plugins” > “Add New” in the WordPress admin menu.
Search for “Sitestream”
Click “Install Now”
Click “Activate Plugin”
Enter your license key and save

\n","faq":"\n

\nDoes SITESTREAM work with CSS image backgrounds?\n\n

SITESTREAM are working on a solution for handling basic CSS image backgrounds in upcoming releases

\nWhat image file types does SITESTREAM support for streaming?\n\n

JPG and PNG.

\nWhy are my website images blurry after implementing the SITESTREAM script?\n\n

When blurry images are shown this is most likely a result of prefixing images on pages where the SITESTREAM script is not implemented in the head tag. Make sure that the SITESTREAM script is added to every page where the SITESTREAM prefix is used.

\nWhy are the images not streamed when I’m testing the website in a local development environment?\n\n

SITESTREAM requires the images to be publicly accessible over the internet. If not, SITESTREAM will fallback to the original image.

\nHow does the solution work?\n\n

The first time an image is requested, e.g. when a visitor is access a page (or a crawler), a request for the image will be sent to the SITESTREAM server. Since this is the first time the image is being requested, the image is not transcoded, so the visitor will simply be redirected to the original image source. In parallel the image will be downloaded and transcoded be SITESTREAM. When transcoding of the image is completed, the following image requests will be streamed to any user visiting the site.

\n\n","changelog":"

1.1.3

Name change from Apart to Sitestream
Readme update

1.1.2

Bugfix: Css backgrounds images removed from altering url

1.1.1

Bugfix: If there is no prefix or wrong/failing prefix the plugin will not alter the src of image.
Bugfix: Where admin settings can’t be reached.

1.1.0

Name change from Greenweb to Apart

1.0

Name change from Seenthis ImageStream to Greenweb

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