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Knowners is a semantic visualization plugin, produced by FakePress and Art is Open Source. It is meant as a large-scale part of your wordpress interaface, where you can host a beautiful interactive graph that shows the semantic structure of your blog. Full HTML5 and Canvas support. Interaction.
Knowners is not a widget, but rather a wordpress extension that you can call in your theme templates.
This new version works directly on POSTS and the network visualization is built automatically using tags.
As with the other versions, follow these steps to install the plugin:
 unzip the archive in your wordpress plugin folder (you should obtain a ?knowners? directoty containing a bunch of files) go to your WordPress dashboard, to the section ?Plugins? identify the ?knowners? plugin in the list and click ?Activate? insert the PHP command knowners_render_posts() in your templates wherever you wish to display your POST-based visualization insert the PHP command knowners_render_links() in your templates wherever you wish to display your LINKS-based visualization you?re set! 
remember that the plugin is designed to occupy a large area: displaying it in a small div or other HTML container might not come out too nice.
The plugin automatically fills all the container it has been placed into.
The Knowners functions can be called anywhere in your theme and will take up all the space of the container in which they are called.
Please note that this plugin is designed to occupy lots of space: you will get awful results if you call it in smaller ones.
Please check out the plugin website for an example of its usage, so that you can get the feel of what you can achieve and please check back real soon for the updates, including the improved editing facilities and navigation tools.

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Knowners is a semantic visualization plugin, produced by FakePress and Art is Open Source.

Abdullah Sharaf

CanvaMotion adds a new “Animated Background” capability to any Elementor Container or legacy Section element. It renders lightweight, GPU-friendly particle animations using the HTML5 Canvas 2D API and plain JavaScript — no external libraries, no iframes, no coding required.
Three animation types
<ul>
<li>Neural Network — Floating nodes connected by a glowing line web. Mouse repels nodes away from the cursor.</li>
<li>Particle Field — Glowing particles that drift and pulse in brightness. Mouse attracts particles magnetically toward the cursor.</li>
<li>Constellation — Sparse twinkling stars joined by dashed lines. Mouse exerts gentle gravity pulling nearby stars closer.</li>
</ul>
What you can control per container
<ul>
<li>Enable / disable animation with a single toggle</li>
<li>Choose animation type from a dropdown</li>
<li>Set dot colour, line colour, and optional canvas background colour</li>
<li>Adjust dot count (10–200), dot size (1–10 px), speed (0.1–5×), and mouse influence radius (50–400 px)</li>
<li>Live preview inside the Elementor editor — no page reload required</li>
</ul>
Performance
<ul>
<li>Animations pause automatically when scrolled out of the viewport (IntersectionObserver)</li>
<li>Canvas resizes automatically with the container (ResizeObserver)</li>
<li>JavaScript loads in the footer — zero render-blocking</li>
<li>No external HTTP requests at runtime</li>
<li>Canvas uses <code>pointer-events: none</code> — all content inside the container stays fully clickable</li>
</ul>
Compatibility
<ul>
<li>Works with modern Elementor Containers and legacy Section elements</li>
<li>Requires Elementor (free) — no Elementor Pro needed</li>
</ul>

CanvaMotion for Elementor

Animated canvas backgrounds for Elementor — Neural Network, Particle Field, and Constellation — with live preview and interactive mouse tracking.

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