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Checkbox

The Checkbox block in Greyd Forms allows you to add a single checkbox element to your form. Once inserted, you can directly edit the label text within the editor. For the label, default styling options (bold, italic, other inline styles) are available. You can also set links or triggers. Settings The block includes a Dynamic […]

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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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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 […]

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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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Greyd Forms

The Greyd Forms plugin is a powerful form builder for the WordPress block editor. It lets you create fully customizable forms with dynamic fields, conditional logic, integrations, and advanced styling — no coding required. From simple contact forms to complex workflows, everything stays flexible and fully native to Gutenberg. It requires the Greyd Plugin to […]

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Greyd Plugin

This section documents the Greyd Plugin, the central component of Greyd.Suite. It explains its features, settings, and configuration options, complementing the developer docs by focusing on how the plugin is used and managed in practice.

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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 […]

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