Trent Stromkins

Enable Navigation Icons makes it simple to add and customize icons for your WordPress Navigation Block items. Whether you’re building a simple menu or complex mega menu navigation, this plugin provides intuitive controls for adding beautiful icons to your navigation links.
<a href="https://playground.wordpress.net/?blueprint-url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bmx269/enable-navigation-icons/main/blueprint.json" rel="nofollow ugc">Try it in WordPress Playground</a> — test the plugin instantly in your browser, no installation required.
Recommended Companion Plugin: Use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/icon-block/" rel="ugc">Icon Block</a> plugin to add custom icon sets and expand your icon library options. Icon Block is a powerful companion that allows you to register additional icon libraries for use with Enable Navigation Icons.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
Icon Selection 
* Browse and select from a curated collection of WordPress icons 
* Upload and use custom SVG icons from your media library 
* Paste custom SVG code directly for complete flexibility
Icon Positioning 
* Position icons before or after navigation link text (left/right) 
* Space between justification for full-width layouts 
* Vertical alignment options (top, center, bottom) for multi-line menu items 
* Fine-tune icon position with vertical offset (supports px, %, em, rem units)
Icon Styling 
* Adjust icon dimensions with a slider control (supports px, em, rem units) 
* Control the gap between icon and text (supports px, em, rem units) 
* Choose from theme colors or set a custom color 
* Support for stroke-based icons with “No Fill” option (e.g., Lucide icons)
Navigation Block Default Settings 
Set default icon settings at the Navigation block level that apply to all child navigation items: 
* Configure size, spacing, color, position, vertical alignment, offset, and styling once for the entire navigation 
* Individual navigation items can inherit defaults or use custom settings 
* Works seamlessly with multiple and nested Navigation blocks 
* Applies to both inline navigation items and dynamically loaded WordPress menus
This feature streamlines icon management for large navigation menus by eliminating repetitive configuration while maintaining flexibility for individual items.
Ollie Menu Designer Integration 
Full support for the Ollie Menu Designer plugin’s mega menu dropdown items: 
* Add icons to Ollie mega menu dropdown navigation items 
* Same icon selection and styling options as standard navigation items 
* Works seamlessly with Ollie themes and the Menu Designer plugin
<h4>Supported Blocks</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>core/navigation</code> – Navigation block (for setting default icon settings)</li>
<li><code>core/navigation-link</code> – Standard navigation links</li>
<li><code>core/navigation-submenu</code> – Submenu/dropdown navigation items</li>
<li><code>ollie/mega-menu</code> – Ollie Menu Designer dropdown menu items (requires Ollie Menu Designer plugin)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Credits</h4>
This plugin was inspired by and incorporates code and ideas from the <a href="https://github.com/ndiego/enable-button-icons" rel="nofollow ugc">enable-button-icons</a> project. Special thanks to @ndiego for his excellent work on button icon functionality, which served as a foundation for implementing navigation icon features.

Enable Navigation Icons

Easily add icons to Navigation Block items in WordPress.

SecondLineThemes

This free plugin helps to easily include 90+ custom and Podcast-specific Subscribe/Follow Buttons anywhere within your site directly via the editor or with a simple shortcode. 
The plugin supports all the major platforms like <a href="https://spotify.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Spotify</a>, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, YouTube, TuneIn, <a href="https://beamly.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Beamly</a> and dozens of others. 
The Podcast Subscribe Buttons are intended for podcasters and therefore the list of companies/icons only include podcast-related companies. (Need a new icon? Let us know!)
With the Podcast Subscribe Buttons plugin, you could display links to subscribe to your podcast across various external podcast platforms, those links may include regular links to your pages on external podcast platforms, direct links to RSS feeds, or URI links to open directly in an external application.
There are a few ways to add subscribe buttons with the plugin. 
First, you can use the custom block in any page/post that uses the new (“Gutenberg”) WordPress editor. 
Also, you can create new “Subscribe Button” sets via the menu that appears in your WordPress dashboard (under “Tools -> Podcast Subscribe Buttons”). Simply adjust the default display settings, add links, and display the button via a shortcode anywhere within your site. See example below: 
 [podcast_subscribe id=”1789″]
Lastly, you can add the buttons directly via your theme or via a custom Elementor widget in case you use one of our <a href="https://secondlinethemes.com/themes" rel="nofollow ugc">Podcast Themes</a>
<h3>About SecondLineThemes</h3>
SecondLineThemes is creating WordPress themes and plugins for podcasts. We are dedicated to help podcasters with their WordPress sites. To read more about us please check our website: 
<a href="https://secondlinethemes.com" rel="nofollow ugc">https://secondlinethemes.com</a>

Podcast Subscribe Buttons

Add beautiful podcast subscribe buttons anywhere.

Enable Navigation Icons vs Podcast Subscribe Buttons