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The <a href="https://www.linknacional.com/wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">Fee recovery for GiveWP</a> plugin provides donors with the choice to cover the payment fees associated with their donations made through a donation form on the website. By using this plugin, website owners or non-profit organizations can offer an additional option to donors, allowing them to assume the processing expenses of the transaction.
Key Features
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Fee Cover Option: The plugin adds an optional field to the donation form, enabling donors to decide whether they want to cover the payment processing fees or not;
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Transparent Fee Calculation: When donors choose to cover the fees, the plugin automatically calculates the exact amount required to cover the transaction costs, ensuring transparency and accurate calculations;
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Customizable Messaging: Website owners can customize the messaging displayed to donors, explaining the purpose and benefits of the fee cover option;
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Multiple Payment Gateways: The plugin is compatible with popular payment gateways, ensuring a seamless integration with the existing donation process.
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By integrating the Fee recovery for GiveWP plugin into their WordPress site, organizations can empower donors with the choice to contribute more effectively, enabling them to support the cause with full transparency and control over the donation process.
Dependencies
This plugin needs the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/give/" rel="ugc">GiveWP</a> plugin to work.
User instructions
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Go to GiveWP settings menu;
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Search for the tab ‘fee recovery’;
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Define the fees and enable the plugin;
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Save. And now the Fee recovery for GiveWP plugin is working in all donation forms.
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Fee recovery for GiveWP

Define a recovery fee for your donations forms, give the option to your donor cover you payment fees.

Archivarix Support

Archivarix

Archivarix External Images Importer scans your posts and pages for external URLs in src/srcset attributes of all img tags. Based on configured settings, the plugin can:
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<li>Download images from their original external sources</li>
<li>Download images from Internet Archive (Wayback Machine)</li>
<li>Try to download from original source first, then from Internet Archive if failed</li>
<li>Try to download from Internet Archive first, then from original source if failed</li>
<li>Restore missing local images (404) from Web Archive</li>
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You can choose what to do with images that could not be downloaded:
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<li>Keep image unchanged</li>
<li>Remove image from post completely</li>
<li>Replace with 1×1 pixel placeholder</li>
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<h4>Key Features in Version 2.0</h4>
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<li>Full compatibility with WordPress 6.9</li>
<li>Modern AJAX interface with real-time progress</li>
<li>Background processing – you can close the browser while processing continues</li>
<li>Detailed import statistics and logs with CSV export</li>
<li>Custom filename patterns support</li>
<li>Automatic restoration of missing local images</li>
<li>srcset attribute support</li>
<li>Custom post types support</li>
<li>Invalid URL detection and handling</li>
<li>Improved error handling and logging</li>
<li>Responsive design for all devices</li>
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Available in English, Russian (Русский), Spanish (Español), French (Français), Portuguese (Português), and German (Deutsch).
For more information, visit the <a href="https://archivarix.com/en/wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin documentation</a>.

Archivarix External Images Importer

Works great!
I imported several posts into a site running WordPress 5.9.3 with Gutenberg and the Archivarix External Images Importer plugin imported the external images without any issues. I've tested a few other image importer plugins but none of them had the ability to scan a site and import from existing content like this one does.

Works with Gutenberg

Import external images in posts and pages from external sources or Web Archive if original sources are not available anymore.

Fee recovery for GiveWP vs Archivarix External Images Importer