Jeremy Felt

Happy Prime

slocker

philcable

Show / Hide Section Block provides four blocks that are used to display a group of <code><details></code> elements that each contain a <code><summary></code> and an arbitrary number of additional blocks.
<ul>
<li>The Show Hide Group block is a wrapping <code><div></code>.</li>
<li>The Show Hide Section block is a wrapping <code><details></code>. One or more of these blocks is added to a Show Hide Group block.</li>
<li>The Show Hide Summary block contains the content for a <code><summary></code> tag. One of these blocks is inside each Show Hide Section block.</li>
<li>The Show Hide Details block contains arbitrary content. One of these blocks is added inside each Show Hide Section block.</li>
</ul>
The HTML output for an individual section is:
<pre><code>
<details class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-section">
 
 <summary class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-summary">Summary text</summary>
 
</details>
</code></pre>
The HTML output for the group is:
<pre><code><div class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-group">
 
 <button class="toggle-all" aria-expanded="false">Open all</button>
 <details class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-section">
 <summary class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-summary"></summary>
 
 </details>
 <details class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-section">
 <summary class="wp-block-happyprime-show-hide-summary"></summary>
 
 </details>
 
</div>
</code></pre>
An option is provided in the block’s side panel to toggle an “Open all”/”Close all” button. If this is toggled on for a block, an additional <code><button></code> element will be inserted and JavaScript will be used on the front-end to control the show/hide behavior of all <code><details></code> elements in the group at once.
If the toggle is off, no JavaScript is loaded on the front end and only the browser’s default behavior is used for opening and closing <code><details></code> elements.

Show / Hide Section Block

Display an accessible show/hide interface with details and summary elements.

Pablo Moratinos

The Speaking Events block provides a clean and organized way to showcase speaking engagements, conferences, and presentations. Events are automatically grouped by year and displayed in collapsible sections for easy navigation.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Year-based Organization: Events are automatically grouped by year with collapsible sections.</li>
<li>Comprehensive Event Data: Capture event date, venue/location, event name, presentation title, and event URL.</li>
<li>Clean Admin Interface: Easy-to-use form fields in the block editor for adding and managing events.</li>
<li>Smart Sorting: Events are sorted chronologically within each year, with most recent years displayed first.</li>
<li>Interactive Frontend: Year headers act as toggle buttons to expand/collapse event listings.</li>
<li>Clickable Links: Event URLs are automatically converted to clickable links.</li>
<li>Responsive Design: Optimized for both desktop and mobile viewing.</li>
<li>Smooth Animations: Professional expand/collapse animations enhance user experience.</li>
<li>Accessible: Proper ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation support.</li>
<li>Customizable Colors: Choose background and text colors for year headers.</li>
<li>Translation Ready: Fully internationalized and ready for translation to any language.</li>
<li>RTL Support: Compatible with right-to-left languages.</li>
</ul>
Perfect for:
<ul>
<li>Personal portfolios and professional websites.</li>
<li>Speaker profiles and biography pages.</li>
<li>Conference organizers showcasing past events.</li>
<li>Academic professionals displaying speaking history.</li>
<li>Corporate websites highlighting team expertise.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Translating This Plugin</h3>
The Speaking Events plugin is translation-ready. To contribute translations:
<ol>
<li>Visit the plugin’s translation page on WordPress.org.</li>
<li>Select your language and start translating.</li>
<li>All translations are automatically included in plugin updates.</li>
</ol>
For manual translations: 
1. Extract strings using <code>wp i18n make-pot</code>. 
2. Create <code>.po</code> files using Poedit or similar tools. 
3. Compile to <code>.mo</code> files and place in <code>/languages/</code> directory.
<h3>Support</h3>
For support and feature requests, please visit Pablo Moratinos’ website at https://pablomoratinos.es.

Speaking Events

A beautiful and interactive block for displaying speaking events organized by year with collapsible sections.

Show / Hide Section Block vs Speaking Events