shawfactor

Ever found yourself wanting to link to a dynamic url in a gutenberg blog? Eg <a href="{a dynamic url}" rel="nofollow ugc">Send me here</a>. Well now you can!
Thi plugin enables shortcodes to be rendered within the href attribute of existing Gutenberg blocks. Use cases include dynamic login links (with redirects) or a link to you latest post.
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LH Allow Shortcodes

Enable dynamic links within existing Gutenberg blocks

sphoid

This is a WordPress plugin that automates the injection of dynamic html or javascript into a static page. The idea is to be able to use full page caching on your WordPress site without sacrificing a more dynamic user experience. Dynamic content is injected into placeholders using an ajax request that is triggered after the page loads.
Dynamic Components is part of the SiteBuilder suite of plugins designed to unleash the full potential of WordPress as a full Content Management System.

SiteBuilder Dynamic Components

This is a WordPress plugin that automates the injection of dynamic html or javascript into a static page. The idea is to be able to use full page cach …

LH Allow Shortcodes vs SiteBuilder Dynamic Components