Steuber Block Logic Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Steuber Block Logic adds its settings to the blocks you already use, in the block sidebar of the editor.
Display conditions
- Show or hide any block by login status, user role, post type, page type or date range.
- Combine rules with AND, and add OR groups for alternatives.
- Inside a Query Loop, the rules are checked for each item.
- A hidden block is left out of the page output.
Dynamic content
- Fill block text, links and images from 15 dynamic tags: post title, excerpt, date, modified date, URL, terms, post ID, comment count, comments URL, featured image, site title, tagline, site URL, site logo and current date.
- Add text before and after the value, and a fallback for when it is empty.
- See the real values in the editor.
Entrance animations
- 36 entrance animations for any block.
- Visitors who ask their system for reduced motion see the content without the animation.
Responsive visibility and layout
- Hide a block on desktop, tablet or mobile.
- Stretch a block to the full screen width on the devices you choose, and keep its content aligned with the content or wide width.
Steuber Block Logic Pro adds more conditions, more dynamic tags, scroll and mouse effects, sticky blocks and custom attributes.
External services
Steuber Block Logic uses Freemius (https://freemius.com), a licensing and payments service run by Freemius, Inc., for its optional opt-in and for upgrades to Steuber Block Logic Pro. The Freemius SDK in the plugin’s vendor/ folder only sends data to Freemius when an administrator chooses to; nothing is sent without that consent, and the plugin itself contacts no other service.
- Opt-in: after activation, an administrator can allow or skip sharing. Only after allowing, the SDK sends the administrator’s name and email address, the site’s address and title, the WordPress and PHP versions, the site language, the plugin and SDK versions, and the lists of installed plugins and themes. While the site stays opted in, it also reports activation, deactivation, uninstall and version changes of this plugin. Skipping sends nothing, and an administrator can opt out later on the Plugins screen.
- Upgrade and pricing: when an administrator opens the upgrade link or the pricing page, the plans and prices are loaded from Freemius (api.freemius.com), and the checkout runs on Freemius.
- Deactivation feedback: when the plugin is deactivated, an administrator can send the reason to Freemius. It is only sent when the administrator submits it.
Freemius terms of service: https://freemius.com/terms/
Freemius privacy policy: https://freemius.com/privacy/
Steuber Design privacy policy: https://steuberdesign.nl/steuber-block-logic/privacy/
Support
- Steuber Block Logic (free): ask in the plugin’s support forum on WordPress.org.
- Steuber Block Logic Pro: use the support page at https://steuberdesign.nl/steuber-block-logic/support/. The WordPress.org forums are for the free version only.
Security
Please report security vulnerabilities privately to info@steuberdesign.nl, not in the support forum. How reports are handled is described in the security policy at https://steuberdesign.nl/steuber-block-logic/security/. Contact details are also published at https://steuberdesign.nl/.well-known/security.txt.
Source code
The JavaScript and CSS in assets/build are compiled from the human-readable sources in assets/src, which ship with the plugin. To build them yourself, install Node.js 20 or later, then run npm ci and npm run build in the plugin folder (the build setup is in package.json and webpack.config.js). The PHP code in php/ is not compiled. The vendor/ folder holds the Freemius SDK, installed with Composer (composer install --no-dev, see composer.json).
Screenshots
Display conditions in the block sidebar: show a block only to logged-in visitors.
Combine rules with AND, and add OR groups for alternatives.
Dynamic content: fill a heading with the post title, with text before and after it.
Entrance animations: choose how a block appears when it scrolls into view.
Responsive visibility: hide a block on desktop, tablet or mobile.
Layout: stretch a block to the screen width and keep its content aligned with the page.
