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Custom Attributes Manager (CAM) helps improve ADA accessibility on your WordPress site by letting you add and manage essential HTML attributes used by screen readers and assistive devices — such as aria-label, role, tabindex, etc.
Use CAM to enhance navigability, improve screen-reader context, and ensure your content and theme is more accessible to all users.
Easily add or edit attributes such as: 
* aria-label for better screen-reader context 
* role to define semantic meaning 
* tabindex to improve keyboard navigation 
* Any other custom attributes your theme or plugins may require
CAM helps assistive technologies read your site correctly, improving usability and alignment with accessibility best practices.
Basic features are free up to 10 records; Premium unlocks unlimited attribute.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin integrates with Freemius (freemius.com) to handle licensing, checkout, downloads and software updates.
What the service is and what it is used for 
– Freemius provides the hosted checkout and license management used by this plugin. It is used to present the checkout page, process payments, deliver the downloadable PRO zip after purchase, and manage licenses/auto-updates.
What data is sent and when 
– When a user opens the checkout or activates a license, the plugin communicates with Freemius. The following categories of data may be transmitted: 
 – Site information: site URL, site admin email, WordPress version and plugin slug to help with license issuance and compatibility checks. 
 – Purchase data: product id, plan id, number of licenses, and billing selection (used to create the order). 
 – License/account info: purchaser email and generated license token (for activation and update checks). 
 – Payment processing: payment is handled via Freemius’ payment processors (Stripe/PayPal) — the plugin does not store raw payment card data. 
 – IP address and user-agent: for fraud prevention and transaction logging. 
– Data is sent when the checkout is opened, when a purchase completes, and when the plugin verifies or renews a license (for updates). The plugin only sends data required to complete these operations.
Where the service is hosted and links 
– Freemius website and checkout: https://freemius.com and https://checkout.freemius.com 
– Freemius Terms of Service: https://freemius.com/terms/ 
– Freemius Privacy Policy & data practices: https://freemius.com/privacy/ and https://freemius.com/privacy/data-practices/
Why we use it 
– We use Freemius to simplify secure checkouts, license issuance, and automatic plugin updates for paying users. Using Freemius avoids directly handling PCI data in our plugin.
User control and privacy 
– The plugin does not send any personal data to Freemius without the user taking an action (for example, clicking the checkout link or activating a license). Users may contact Freemius (or the plugin author) to request deletion of account or purchase records. Freemius’ data handling is governed by their privacy policy linked above.

Custom Attributes Manager

Manage custom HTML attributes for elements and unlock pro version to add unlimited attributes.

Andrea Ercolino

Your Problem
<ul>
<li>You want to do something inside a post, but a plugin might not exist.</li>
</ul>
Nzymes Solution
<ul>
<li>Insert PHP code into posts’ content easily and safely.</li>
<li>Program features by yourself or trust some of your blog’s authors.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Example</h4>
When citing authors in a post, you’d like to show the number of posts they published. Maybe there is a plugin for that, maybe there is not. Anyway, how difficult to code would it be? Quite easy, actually, given that WordPress has a function to do exactly that (count_user_posts).
With Nzymes, you could cite authors like this
<blockquote>
As you know, {[ =john= | @my.cite(1) ]} and I are very good friends.
</blockquote>
Which could be shown like this
<blockquote>
As you know, John (42 posts) and I are very good friends.
</blockquote>
With Nzymes, many things are just a couple of PHP lines away.
<ul>
<li>Why not display “(42 posts)” in red?</li>
<li>Why not link “John” to John’s posts?</li>
</ul>
<h4>At a glance</h4>
Nzymes injections are expressions like this: {[ enzyme-1 | enzyme-2 | … enzyme-N ]}
<ul>
<li>Nzymes automatically filters title, excerpt, and content of a post looking for injections.</li>
<li>For each found injection, it orderly replaces each enzyme with its value, left to right.</li>
<li>Then it replaces the value of the last enzyme to the whole injection.</li>
</ul>
Manual: https://github.com/aercolino/nzymes/blob/master/nzymes-manual.md
<h4>Reach out</h4>
<ul>
<li>Community: https://www.facebook.com/NzymesPlugin/</li>
<li>Download: https://wordpress.org/plugins/nzymes/</li>
<li>Develop: https://github.com/aercolino/nzymes</li>
</ul>

Nzymes

Boost your posts with Nzymes injections. Safely use PHP in posts' title, excerpt, and content. WordPress 4.7+ PHP 5.6+

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