WordPress Plugins

The plugin simplifies the WordPress admin user interface by hiding most of the WordPress menus.

Bixt.net is a web service that allows you to monetize your site or blog by converting selected keywords or keyword phrases into affiliate links. You will need to configure the plugin (enter your User ID and a domain name) and the plugin will automatically insert the necessary JavaScript snippet into your page and you are done.

Orbisius bbPress Signature allows your users to have signatures in a bbPress powered forum. The signature box appears as a separate menu as well as under user's profile page.

This plugin allows you to show some piece of content only on GET request and another on when the page is accessed via the POST method. This is very useful when you have a form that shows some instructions to the user but you want the instructions not to show up after the form submission. That way the user will better see the confirmation message of the submission.

This WooCommerce extension allows you to change product prices (up/down) for all products or for a selected category and its subcategories

Allows users to send email messages to each other.

This is a premium WooCommerce extension allows your customers to buy predefined min/max quantities.

This premium WooCommerce extension allows you to change product prices (up/down) for all products or for a selected category and its subcategories.

This plugin allows you to quickly switch between pages, posts, or any other custom post types.

This plugin allows you to select which default and other widgets to be enabled or disabled. The widgets will be hidden as long as this plugin is active and enabled.

Generates a nice & simple Feedback form which is positioned at the bottom center of your visitor's browser window.

The plugin makes the sidebar adjust itself to match the height of the primary content.

If you drive traffic to some of your pages e.g. from fb, Google or from blog articles and you pass the utm parameters (Google Analtyics) this plugin will save that information. When a page is accessed and if at least one utm parameter is passed (e.g. utm_source, utm_medium) that info will be saved in a session along with some more info. Later when the user fills out any form that uses wp_mail function the collected utm data will be appended to the email's content. The main benefit is that you'll know where the user came from and which pages he/she visited before filling out the form. = Benefits / Features = * Tracks utm params and later when the person contacts you (via another plugin using wp_mail function) the data will be added. * also includes S2Member current level (if S2Member is used)