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Blocdash is a modular dashboard framework for WordPress block themes. Enable only the features you need and control access by role. It includes frontend login/register/profile forms, an announcements feed with likes and replies, and optional Google OAuth login.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin can connect to Google services when the optional Google Login and/or One Tap features are enabled.
Service: Google OAuth / Google Identity Services (One Tap) 
What it is used for: Allow users to authenticate with their Google account on the front-end login flow. 
What data is sent and when: 
– When a user initiates Google Login or One Tap, their browser loads Google’s Identity Services script and is directed to Google for authentication. 
– The site sends the OAuth authorization code, client ID, and client secret to Google’s token endpoint to obtain an access token. 
– The access token is then sent to Google’s userinfo endpoint to retrieve the user’s profile details (such as email address, name, and Google user ID) required to sign them in or create a WordPress account.
Terms of service: https://policies.google.com/terms 
Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
<h3>Privacy</h3>
If Google Login or One Tap is enabled, the plugin sends requests to Google OAuth endpoints to authenticate users. No other external services are contacted by default.

Blocdash – Backend Dashboard Toolkit

Blocdash provides a modular frontend dashboard with announcements, login/register/profile forms, and optional Google login for block themes.

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Site Announcements allows you to broadcast site-wide messages to your visitors, as well as set custom parameters for the messages, 
such as the background and text color, and how long a user-hidden announcement should be hidden from users.
By default, announcements will open in a slide-down modal (showing the announcement content). Alternatively, each announcement can be configured to point to an internal or external URL. Announcements with no URL and no content will simply display user-selected text, which can be handy for broadcasting things like coupon codes or important messages to users.
Plays well with the WordPress Admin Toolbar and is mobile-friendly. Has been tested with 100+ WordPress themes and should work well on all themes. If you have theme compatibility issues, please post a support thread or contact me.
The plugin’s font sizes and families are inherited from the theme. If you wish to make adjustments to the announcement bar’s font sizes or types you will need to add custom CSS to override your theme’s styles.
Site Announcements uses animate.css for the modal transitions and JSCookie for setting a cookie if a user hides a modal.

Site Announcements

Site Announcements allows you to broadcast site-wide messages to your visitors, as well as set custom parameters for the messages, such as the backgro …

Blocdash – Backend Dashboard Toolkit vs Site Announcements