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Close pop-up block

The Close pop-up block is a special block available only inside pop-ups. It allows users to close the currently open pop-up by clicking on it. By default, this block renders as a close icon. Most pop-up presets already include a Close pop-up block by default. However, you can also add it manually. To do so, […]

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Greyd Settings API

The Greyd Settings API is a set of filters that can be used to add additional settings under Greyd.Suite → Settings in the WordPress backend. For more information about the settings page in general, see the Settings documentation. greyd_settings_default_global PHPCopy/** * Add default global settings. * * @filter 'greyd_settings_default_global' * * @param array $global_settings All […]

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Settings

The Greyd Plugin uses a unified and centralized system to manage all of its internal settings. You can access these settings in the WordPress backend under Greyd.Suite → Settings. The interface is built on a classic WordPress options page, offering a structured and consistent way to configure various features across the suite. General structure Settings […]

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Multiselects

This feature, internally labeled as Multiselects, is not directly visible or configurable to end users. Instead, it provides essential functionality for consistent styling and behavior of various input types in the frontend. While the name refers to multi-option dropdowns, the feature actually standardizes a broader range of form controls — namely single selects, multi-selects, radio […]

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Lottie Integration

Lottie is a lightweight JavaScript library for rendering animations created in Adobe After Effects and exported as JSON. These animations are scalable, high-performance, and ideal for modern websites. The Greyd Plugin integrates Lottie to make adding such SVG animations easy and flexible. More details and free animations can be found at lottiefiles.com. Activating the feature […]

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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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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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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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