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Trigger Filters

The Trigger feature in the Greyd Plugin comes with some extra hooks to modify the rendering of the trigger. It’s also possible to manually add the functionality for a Trigger Event to other HTML elements, see the Manual Trigger Events documentation. greyd_get_trigger_attributes PHPCopy/** * This filter can be used to modifiy the trigger attributes before […]

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Pop-ups

Pop-ups in the Greyd Plugin are a flexible way to draw attention to specific content or actions across your entire website. Whether you want to promote a newsletter, highlight a limited-time offer, or inform users about something important, pop-ups help you surface that content without changing the structure of your individual pages. These overlays can […]

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Trigger

The Trigger feature in the Greyd Plugin lets you define what happens when a user interacts with a block or text element on your website. You can assign links, scroll effects, downloads, popups, or even custom JavaScript triggers — all directly from the editor. Although it appears as one feature, it consists of two distinct […]

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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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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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Icons

The Greyd Plugin supports the use of icons throughout various blocks and settings in the WordPress Block Editor. Icons are based on the Elegant Icons library, which is automatically loaded and available without additional setup. The icons are used in both Core and Greyd blocks, such as button blocks, list elements, and special interface components […]

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Features

The Features page in the Greyd Plugin allows users to enable or disable individual functionalities of the plugin. Each feature is modular and can be controlled independently, depending on project requirements. This setup helps streamline the plugin’s footprint and allows for a customized feature set per site or multisite network. Each feature is technically built […]

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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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Installer

When you activate the Greyd Plugin for the first time, the Installer will launch automatically. You can also open the Installer manually at any time via the WordPress backend menu under Greyd Suite → Installer. The Installer is designed to walk you through all the essential setup steps to ensure your Greyd Suite instance is […]

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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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