About Plugins

Learn all about installation, performance, privacy, compatibility, licensing, updates, and troubleshooting in one place.

Have questions about these plugins? There’s a lot going on under the hood. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions about installation, performance, privacy, compatibility, licensing, updates, and troubleshooting. Check here before you send another email.

My plugins are very lightweight, privacy friendly, and built for real‑world use. There’s no unnecessary bloat, no hidden tracking, and no data collection, just the essential features you need, seamlessly integrated.

I don’t offer free trials. My plugins are built with minimal code and don’t include trial‑deactivation features. To make sure you get what you need, please review the product page thoroughly before purchasing.

You need WordPress 6.0 or higher, PHP 8.0 or above, and (if applicable) WooCommerce 9.0 or above. Later versions are even better. If you’re on a managed host, verify these requirements in your hosting control panel.

Please note that PHP 8.0 and 8.1 no longer receive active support as of July 14, 2025.

Not at all. Performance is a top priority. I optimize every line of code for speed and efficiency. Nno ad scripts, no tracking tags, and no extra styles that bloat load times.

Never. All code runs locally on your site, so your data stays on your server. There’s zero risk of anything phoning home.

Absolutely. No personal data collection, no cookies, no analytics. That not only keeps you compliant but also keeps the code lean and mean.

Yes. They’re designed to be compatible with any standards‑compliant WordPress theme. Just keep your site, WordPress core, and other plugins up to date, and always back up before making major changes.

Yes. All shortcodes and widgets work seamlessly inside your favorite builder. Simply insert them like any other element.

I test every plugin against the latest WordPress (and WooCommerce) releases. This very site uses the same plugins and stays up to date, so you can upgrade WordPress with confidence. If you hit any snags, just let me know.

Each license covers a single website. If you’d like to use the plugin on more sites, you’ll need additional licenses. See License page for full details

Absolutely. Just deactivate the plugin on your old domain, then activate it on your new one.

Yes. VAT is already factored into the displayed price. No surprises at checkout.

To keep things straightforward, there are no discounts or coupon codes. The price you see is the price you pay.

Yes. Lifetime updates and improvements are included at no extra cost. You’ll receive an email notification whenever a new version is released, so your plugin stays secure and compatible.

Not a public one. Once a plugin is stable and working, I leave it as is. I don’t change what’s already working well. Each plugin has a version number, but that number reflects code revisions or better performance, not feature changes.

Definitely. Just fill out the suggestion form with your idea. I value customer feedback, and your input could become a future feature.

Not typically, but I can sometimes help on a case‑by‑case basis. Send me the details of your setup, and I’ll let you know if I can give you a hand.

No problem. Send me your order details (email address, order number, or transaction ID), and I’ll resend your download link right away.

First, check the documentation and clear your cache. Most issues are solved that way. If you still need help, send me any error messages, screenshots, and steps to reproduce the problem. I’ll work with you to get it sorted, and your feedback helps improve compatibility for everyone.

About Snippets

Free usage, sharing rules, modification tips, performance impacts.

Yes. All code snippets are provided at no cost under an open‑source license. You can copy, paste, and use them in your theme or plugin without any fees.

Yes. Feel free to post snippets on blogs, forums, or social media. Just mention this website as the source so others can find the original code and any updates.

Absolutely. Snippets are meant to be customized. You can tweak function names, adjust parameters, or wrap code in extra conditionals. Always test changes on a staging site before deploying live.

They’re built using standard WordPress hooks and filters, so they should work with any standards‑compliant theme or plugin. If you hit a conflict, you can adjust hook priorities or wrap the snippet in an if check.

Definitely. Submit your idea through the suggestion form.

Snippets execute only when needed and don’t load extra assets. That said, always test on a development or staging environment to confirm there’s no unintended impact.