Max Chirkov

Advanced Text Widget is a text widget that allows you to execute raw PHP code and specify on which pages it should be displayed. It comes with 10 default visibility conditions. You can edit and/or add your own visibility conditions as well. Conditions support arguments which could be strings and/or arrays.
Features:
<ul>
<li>10 Default widget visibility conditions with over 20 application possibilities.</li>
<li>Add unlimited custom conditions.</li>
<li>“Advanced Text” widget with raw PHP support and shortcodes execution.</li>
</ul>
PRO Version:
<ul>
<li>Apply visibility conditions to ANY widget.</li>
<li>Add custom CSS IDs/Classes to ANY widget.</li>
<li>Import/Export your visibility conditions to re-use on other sites.</li>
</ul>
<a href="http://simplerealtytheme.com/plugins/atw-pro/" title="Advanced Text Widget PRO" rel="nofollow ugc">Check out PRO Version</a>
Credits:
<ul>
<li>Author: Max Chirkov</li>
<li>Author URI: <a href="http://SimpleRealtyTheme.com" title="Real Estate Themes for WordPress" rel="nofollow ugc">http://simplerealtytheme.com</a></li>
<li>Copyright: Released under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE</li>
</ul>

Advanced Text Widget

2nd EDIT: The plugin has now been updated, so my original review stands.

1st EDIT: Even though this was a great plugin in its day, it hasn't been updated in over 2 years and was flagged as vulnerable to attack when I ran WPScan. I therefore can't recommend it for now.

Original review: Can't imagine building a WordPress site without this, it's normally the first plugin one I install. Makes adding custom content to sidebars on a per-page basis an absolute breeze. Very flexible, you can type PHP and shortcodes in the text area and it displays whatever you want. A must have for any WordPress site developer.

Essential plugin for all my sites

Text widget with raw PHP support and conditional visibility settings. Flexible conditional options with ability to edit and add custom conditions.

appfield.net

The WordPress plug-in Conditions for Texts allows bloggers to use IF- & IF-ELSE conditions in their posts and pages. With this amazing plug-in specific content and texts can be published in accordance with certain conditions, for example date or time.
The plug-in comes in a standard- and extended version – this is the standard version! Please read the <a href="https://appfield.net/plug-ins/conditions-for-texts/english/" rel="nofollow ugc">documentation</a> to get information about the differences between the two versions and how to get the extended version.
Do you have any ideas, or wishes for more variables in the plug-in included or did you find a bug – please <a href="https://appfield.net/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">contact us</a>!
<h3>How to use this plug-in:</h3>
<pre><code>// In Standard Version:
[IF $month == 12]It's christmas time[/IF]
[IF $month != 12]It's not christmas time[/IF]
[IF $hour <= 12]Before lunch[/IF][IF $hour > 12]After lunch[/IF]
[IF $month == 12]It's christmas time[ELSE]It's not christmas time[/IF]

// In Extended Version:
[IF $month == 12 AND $day==6]It's Saint Nicholas[ELSE]I's not Saint Nicholas[/IF]
</code></pre>
We recommend the use of the syntax in the plain text editing location.
<h3>The following comparison operators are supported:</h3>
!= , == , >= , <= , < , >
<h3>The following variables for the conditions are available:</h3>
<h4>In Standard- & Extended Version:</h4>
<ul>
<li>$day – Day (1…31)</li>
<li>$month – Month (1..12)</li>
<li>$year – Year (2018)</li>
<li>$hour – Hour (1..24)</li>
<li>$minute – Minute (1..59)</li>
<li>$date – Date (2018-12-24)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Only included in the Extended Version:</h4>
<ul>
<li>$remoteIP – IP-Address of the visitor (123.123.123.123)</li>
<li>$userAgent – User-Agent of the visitor (String)</li>
<li>$httpReferer – Referer-URL of the visitor (String)</li>
<li>$browserLanguage – Language of the Browser (e.g. de,en,…)</li>
<li>$permaLink – Permanent url of the current page or post (https://…/category/title)</li>
<li>$dayOfWeek– Day of the week (0=Sonntag, 6=Samstag)</li>
<li>$dayOfYear – Day of the year (1…365)</li>
<li>$leapYear – Leap year (true, false)</li>
<li>$amORpm – Morning or Afternoon (am, pm)</li>
<li>$pageId– ID of the current page (int)</li>
<li>$postId – ID of the current post (int)</li>
<li>$categoryName – Name of the category (String)</li>
<li>$authorId – ID of the author (int)</li>
</ul>
<a href="https://appfield.net/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">Do you have any ideas or wishes for more variables, please use our contact form!</a>
<h3>Where can i use the condition statements and which third party plugins are supported?:</h3>
You can use the conditions in the following sections:
<ul>
<li>Content text of a page or post (the_content)</li>
<li>Title of a page or post (the_title, pre_get_document_title)</li>
<li>Meta-Title and Meta-Description (wpseo_title, wpseo_metadesc)</li>
<li>Text in the header (wp_head)</li>
<li>Text in the footer (wp_footer)</li>
<li>Text in widgets (widget_text)</li>
</ul>
The following third party plugins are supported:
<ul>
<li>Shortcode-Plugins like <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcoder/" rel="ugc">Shortcoder</a> (Useful: Check if parameters in the shortcode content are set!)</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/tablepress/" rel="ugc">Tablepress</a></li>
</ul>
<a href="https://appfield.net/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">If you want another plugin-support, please use our contact form!</a>

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