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Greyd Plugin
The main plugin of the Greyd.Suite, offering many of our features: custom blocks and Core block extensions, Dynamic Templates, Dynamic Tags, Pop-ups and so much more.
Greyd Forms
Create forms using blocks, create advanced forms with conditions and connect other services for your form entries.
Greyd Global Content
Synchronize your content and design across multiple websites, with fine-grained control what goes where and an optional reviewing process.
Greyd Theme / Greyd WP
Our block theme offers custom Global Styles and seemlesly integrates into the Greyd.Suite.
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Turnstile
The Turnstile block in Greyd Forms integrates a Cloudflare Turnstile check into the frontend of your form to help prevent spam submissions. Before using the block, the Cloudflare Turnstile site key and secret key must be added under Forms → Settings. If no site key is defined, a warning message will appear in the editor […]
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Aria Attributes
The Aria Attributes feature allows you to enhance accessibility by adding specific aria attributes to any block in the editor. This applies not only to Greyd Blocks, but also WordPress Core blocks and any third-party blocks. Before using it, the feature must be activated on the Features page. Once enabled, each block will display a […]
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Global Content: GC_Post
GC_Post is the abstraction the Global Content plugin uses while processing posts. It wraps a WordPress post and normalizes both native WP_Post fields and Global Content–specific attributes used during synchronization and distribution. You construct it with a WP_Post, an object, or a post ID. The constructor validates input, prevents operating on trashed or missing posts, […]
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Global Content: GC_Helper
The GC_Helper class acts as the nerve centre of the Greyd Global Content plugin. It groups a wide range of static utilities that support distribution, synchronisation and retrieval of posts across a multisite network and remote connections. Unlike most classes in the system, GC_Helper maintains no state; you call its methods directly without creating an […]
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Global Content constants
The Greyd Global Content plugin supports constants that allow you to change its behavior without editing the plugin code. These constants can be defined in wp-config.php or a theme’s functions.php file and must be set before the plugin loads. They are used to control SEO-related URL handling and optimize performance during content distribution. USE_CANONICAL_URL_AS_PERMALINK This […]
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Global Content Filters
The Greyd Global Content plugin integrates deeply with WordPress through a series of filter hooks. Filters allow you to intercept data, change it and pass it back to the plugin at strategic points in the workflow. By hooking into these filters you can customise how the plugin retrieves global posts, builds global IDs, manages distribution, […]
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Customize the output of ACF Dynamic Tags
The ACF Dynamic Tags feature in the Greyd Plugin allows you to use Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) within the editor and customize their output using specific filters. This document provides examples for customization. There’s a separate article for the ACF Integration that explains how they’re integrated in the Greyd Plugin, as well as a full […]
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ACF Integration
The ACF integration is a conditional feature within the Greyd Plugin that only becomes available when the “Advanced Custom Fields” plugin is active. If ACF is not installed or activated, the integration remains disabled and has no impact on the editor or frontend. Once the ACF plugin is detected, the integration extends native Greyd functionality […]
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Integrate Adobe fonts
At the moment, the WordPress Core does not support adding Adobe Fonts through the user interface, unlike Google Fonts or actual font files (WOFF2, TTF, etc). However, it’s still possible with a PHP snippet to get your Adobe Fonts into the website, both in frontend and backend. Ideally you have created a child theme before, […]
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Settings
The global Forms Settings section allows you to define general configurations that apply across all forms in your installation. These settings affect default behaviors, API integrations, and field validations. General settings The Privacy Policy setting lets you define a default text used by checkbox blocks when the “Use privacy default text” option is selected in […]
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Turnstile
The Turnstile block in Greyd Forms integrates a Cloudflare Turnstile check into the frontend of your form to help prevent spam submissions. Before using the block, the Cloudflare Turnstile site key and secret key must be added under Forms → Settings. If no site key is defined, a warning message will appear in the editor […]
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SEO Extensions
The SEO Extensions feature can be turned on or off individually on the Features page. SEO sitemap The Greyd Plugin includes native support for XML sitemaps, which can be managed under Greyd Suite Settings → SEO Sitemap. This feature allows you to control how search engines like Google discover and index your site’s content. By […]
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ACF Integration Filters
This page lists all hooks available for the ACF Integration in the Greyd Plugin. For examples of how some of these hooks are used, view the how to customize the output of ACF Dynamic Tags article. Dynamic Tag Support greyd_acf_render_field_object PHP/** * Filter the HTML content of an ACF field object based on its type […]
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Register custom dynamic tags
The Dynamic Tags allow you to display any meta field from your custom post types created in the Greyd Plugin, for example in query loops. In case you want to register custom dynamic tags (e.g. when working with post types created with other tools than our suite), we’ve prepared a little plugin for you that […]
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Post Import and Export
The Post Import and Export feature is a native part of the Greyd Plugin. It allows you to export any post from one WordPress stage and import it into another. This functionality goes far beyond simple copy and paste. Posts in WordPress often reference various elements from the database — such as featured images, embedded […]
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Block Editor
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Hotspot
The Hotspot block allows you to overlay interactive hotspots on images or animations. These hotspots can trigger popovers containing any block-based content. It’s ideal for creating rich visual explanations, infographics, or guided interactions. A Hotspot block with a background image added. Two Hotspot Spots have been added as well in the top area and both […]
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Popover
The Popover block is a custom block that displays a button which opens a popover or pop-up when clicked. Both the button and the pop-up are fully customizable, allowing a wide range of popover styles and behaviors. A Popover consists of a strict set of three blocks: the Popover wrapper containing exactly one Popover button […]
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Search (Greyd)
The Search (Greyd) block allows you to build dynamic, interactive search interfaces directly within the Block Editor. It serves as a container for other search-related blocks such as filter dropdowns, search fields and sort options. Combined, these elements enable users to create powerful custom searches that work in real-time and integrate seamlessly with query loops. […]
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List (Greyd)
The List (Greyd) block is a flexible alternative to the core List block. Unlike traditional list blocks, it uses individual child blocks — such as List element, Group, or Content Box — to build the list structure. This allows each list item to contain not just plain text, but any combination of blocks and content. […]
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Buttons (Greyd)
The Buttons (Greyd) block is a custom alternative to the default WordPress Buttons block. It acts as a simple wrapper that displays a row of buttons using only Button (Greyd) child blocks. The parent block provides minimal options, while each child button can be configured in detail (see Button (Greyd) block documentation). The block is […]
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Content Box
The Content Box block is a custom alternative to the Group block. It offers extended layout and design features, including sticky and pinned variations, advanced background options, as well as responsive and hover-specific styling values. Content Boxes can receive dynamic images as backgrounds (see Dynamic Images documentation) and can also be used as child blocks […]
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Core Block Extensions
The Greyd Plugin extends the functionality of native WordPress core blocks with a variety of features that seamlessly integrate into the Block Editor. These enhancements are active automatically when the Greyd Plugin is installed and do not require separate activation. Features Unlike individual features, “Core Block Extensions” are a collective set of improvements made directly […]
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Accordion
The Accordion block allows you to display collapsible content on your page. It uses a parent–child structure where the parent block is the Accordion, and each child block is an Accordion Section. You can insert any other blocks inside an Accordion Section. Accordion Sections can be added directly in the editor using the plus sign […]
Site Editor
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Popover
The Popover block is a custom block that displays a button which opens a popover or pop-up when clicked. Both the button and the pop-up are fully customizable, allowing a wide range of popover styles and behaviors. A Popover consists of a strict set of three blocks: the Popover wrapper containing exactly one Popover button […]
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Theme Assets
Theme Assets provide direct access to Full Site Editing related content elements that are otherwise hidden from the standard WordPress admin interface. These assets include templates, template parts, patterns, navigation menus, and global styles — all of which are stored as hidden post types in the database and typically managed through the Site Editor. The […]
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Greyd Global Styles
The Greyd Global Styles panel extends the capabilities of WordPress Core’s global styles and offers fine-grained control over typography, spacing, button design, and responsive behavior. These settings are available within the Site Editor and provide a centralized way to style elements across your entire site. Font Families The Font Families section exists primarily for backwards […]
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Greyd Theme / Greyd WP
The Greyd Theme offers a range of options and customizations that allow users to create visually cohesive and flexible WordPress websites. This article outlines the core components available in the theme, including style variations, templates, patterns, and specific editor behaviors. The Greyd Global Styles are described in a separate article. Style Variations In addition to […]
Dynamic Data
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Dynamic Image
The Dynamic Image block is a flexible alternative to the native WordPress Image block. While it includes most features of the core block, it extends its functionality with powerful dynamic image sources. These dynamic features are based on the Greyd Plugin’s Dynamic Tags system, allowing you to pull images directly from post meta, user data, […]
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Conditional Content
The Conditional Content block allows you to display content only when specific conditions are met. It’s a wrapper block that renders its child blocks only if the defined logic evaluates as true. If the condition is not fulfilled, no output is generated — meaning no markup is rendered at all, not even hidden via CSS. […]
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Query Features
The Query Features extend the default capabilities of the WordPress Query Loop block. With this feature, you can add advanced interactivity to any post listing directly in the block editor. Once enabled under Greyd.Suite → Features, the following enhancements become available: The Advanced Filter panel inside the Query Loop block settings. A new Post Slider […]
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Dynamic Templates
Dynamic Templates let you create reusable content fragments that can be filled with different values depending on the context in which they’re used. Once the feature is activated under Greyd.Suite → Features, a new post type called Templates appears in the main admin menu. Depending on the active theme, either a custom block (in the […]
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Dynamic Tags
Dynamic Tags are a concept originating from the Dynamic Templates feature. They serve as placeholders for content elements such as headings, words, entire text blocks, or even images. Instead of adding final content while editing a post, you insert placeholders. These placeholders — now called Dynamic Tags — are replaced during rendering with the appropriate […]
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Post Types
The Post Types feature allows you to define your own structured content types with individual layouts and field definitions — all from within the WordPress backend. In addition to custom Post Types, you can also enhance existing core Post Types like Posts and Pages and create Taxonomies, either specific for one post type or make […]
Website Management
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Site Connector
The Site Connector feature allows you to link any number of websites, including individual installations and entire multisite networks. Once connected, these websites act as if they were part of a shared environment, enabling centralized management via the Greyd Hub interface. When used alongside the Global Content feature, connections make it possible to share and […]
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Staging
The Staging feature in the Greyd Hub allows you to pair any two websites within your WordPress multisite installation into a staging relationship. This setup enables you to make and test changes safely on a private staging site before deploying them all at once to the connected live site. The interface gives you full control […]
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Greyd Hub
The Greyd Hub provides a centralized interface to manage all websites and content in your installation — whether single site or multisite. Together with the separate Site Connector feature, you can also manage installations that are located on another server. It gives you access to powerful tools for creating backups, migrating websites, and editing data. […]
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User Management
The User Management feature adds an interface to manage users, roles, login links, and system emails in WordPress. It builds on the existing WordPress core mechanisms for user, role, and capability management and extends them with an enhanced UI and additional options. This feature is only available with the Growth and Scale subscriptions. Once activated […]
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Greyd Global Content
Global Content is an additional plugin included in the Greyd.Suite. It allows you to reuse and synchronize content across multiple websites within a WordPress multisite network. Once a content source is created, it can be distributed to many sites and stays up-to-date whenever the original is edited. This system ensures that content dynamically adapts to […]
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More InformationHow do I implement website clusters & reviews?
The larger and more complex a website system is, the more important it is to have full control over global elements. Clusters allow you to automate synchronization via global push and pull functions and ensure the quality of your content using review processes. In this video, we will show you how to securely and automatically […]
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More InformationAcademy: Your first Greyd.Suite website
We show you the most important features to quickly create your first Greyd.Suite website.
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More InformationHow can I make fields dependent from each other?
The conditional fields block allows you to create dependencies between fields. Define, which fields should open after the user has chosen option A or B. Decide, if certain questions should be skipped depending on the user’s entries. Learn here, how easy it is to create dependencies in Greyd.Forms. Note: Since recording the video, the field […]
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More InformationHow do I connect several websites / multisites?
With our Site Connector you can easily connect all your Greyd.Suite websites in one central system – no matter whether they are individual single site installations or even several multisites.
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