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Holiday Calendar is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add holidays with a title, description, multiple dates, and page link. The plugin features three cards that display past, present, and future holidays. You have the option to set all your holidays in the holiday post type. Each post type will contain:
<ul>
<li>Title: The name of the holiday.</li>
<li>Description: A brief description of the holiday.</li>
<li>Date Field: The date(s) of the holiday (multiple dates can now be added).</li>
<li>Link Field: A link that will be connected to a button.</li>
<li>Button Text Field: An optional field to add custom text for the button.</li>
<li>Custom Class Field: An optional field to add a custom class to the button.</li>
</ul>
When the time of the holiday arrives, it will show in the “Today” card with the title, description, and button. The holiday view also includes past and future cards to display holidays, showing the title and the button that links to the holiday page. The holiday view cards are responsive, ensuring a great user experience on all devices.
You can easily add and remove your holidays as needed.
<h3>Configuration</h3>
To use the plugin, follow these steps:
<ol>
<li>Go to Holiday Calendar > Add Holiday in WordPress.</li>
<li>Enter the holiday title, description, and multiple dates, and page link.</li>
<li>Optionally, set the button text and custom class for the button.</li>
<li>Click the “Add Holiday” button to save the holiday.</li>
</ol>

Holiday Calendar

A WordPress plugin to manage holidays with titles, descriptions, dates, and links, displaying past, present, and future holidays.

Shahzad Shahab

Season Spark loads tasteful front-end particle effects and lightweight visual overlays. The plugin’s implementation and admin UI provide the following behavior and options (exactly as implemented in the plugin):
<ul>
<li>Included effects: <code>christmas</code> (snow/twinkles), <code>halloween</code> (ghosts/pumpkins + fog overlay), <code>valentines</code> (hearts + confetti), <code>newyear</code> (occasional fireworks bursts), <code>easter</code> (eggs & bunnies, occasional large egg drop), <code>thanksgiving</code> (falling leaves + occasional turkey popup), <code>independence</code> (fireworks + occasional flag/spark bursts), <code>diwali</code> (lights/diya sparkles + occasional diya popup), <code>hanukkah</code> (menorah sparkles + occasional menorah popup), and <code>generic</code> (custom graphics: rain/stars/bubbles or an uploaded background).</li>
<li>Per-effect configuration: <code>enabled</code>, optional <code>schedule</code> with <code>start</code>/<code>end</code> dates, <code>density</code>, <code>speed</code>, and <code>color</code> for effects that use color (the admin shows color pickers only for effects that accept color).</li>
<li>Custom Graphics support: the <code>generic</code> effect can use an uploaded background (<code>custom_bg</code>) and an uploaded custom cursor image (<code>custom_cursor_image</code>). When <code>custom_bg</code> is set the plugin creates a lightweight animated background element instead of particles.</li>
<li>Custom Cursor support: when a per-effect <code>custom_cursor</code> is enabled the front-end will attempt to use a provided <code>custom_cursor_image</code> or bundled SVG image as an overlay cursor (implemented by the public JS initializer).</li>
<li>Accessibility: the plugin respects the user’s <code>prefers-reduced-motion</code> setting, supports a site-level <code>motion_reduced</code> admin toggle, and prints a small per-user motion toggle (stored in <code>localStorage</code>). When reduced motion is active, visual initialization is skipped.</li>
<li>Performance: only enabled effects have their per-effect JS files enqueued; the plugin localizes <code>seasonSparkSettings</code> and <code>seasonSparkImages</code> for front-end initialization and ships the <code>tsparticles</code> bundle under <code>assets/vendor/tsparticles/</code>.</li>
</ul>
Admin and developer features (as implemented):
<ul>
<li>Admin pages: top-level “Season Spark” menu with the subpages <code>Effects</code>, <code>Settings</code>, and <code>For Devs</code>.</li>
<li>Settings: global toggles (load particle library, reduce motion) and default density/speed values; the Effects page exposes per-effect controls, schedule toggles, density/speed inputs, color pickers for color effects, and WP Media-based selectors for custom background/cursor on the <code>generic</code> effect.</li>
<li>Developer filters present in the code: <code>seasonspark_get_registered_effects</code> (modify the list of effects), <code>seasonspark_settings_for_js</code> (filter settings passed to front-end JS), and <code>seasonspark_images_for_js</code> (filter the image mapping sent to JS).</li>
</ul>
Notes:
<ul>
<li>Default activation: by default only the <code>valentines</code> effect is enabled on activation.</li>
<li>Assets: effect scripts, images and styles are bundled under <code>assets/</code>; the plugin enqueues only enabled effect scripts to keep the front-end lightweight.</li>
</ul>

Season Spark

Lightweight seasonal and holiday visual effects for WordPress, including snow, fireworks, hearts, and more, with accessibility-friendly controls.

Holiday Calendar vs Season Spark