Wordpress Extensions
WordPress is a free, open-source content management system (CMS) that powers over 40% of all websites on the web. Originally created as a blogging tool, it has evolved into a highly versatile platform that supports everything from personal sites to massive e-commerce stores via its extensive ecosystem of themes and plugins. Its user-friendly interface makes it accessible for beginners, while its customizable codebase allows developers to build tailored digital solutions.
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PrestaSpot
PrestaSpot is a lightweight WordPress plugin that connects to a PrestaShop store and brings its products straight into your WordPress view. Rather than sending visitors off to browse a separate shop, PrestaSpot pulls product data directly from PrestaShop's own Webservice API and renders it as clean, configurable cards, either through a Gutenberg block or a shortcode, whichever fits your workflow. Settings can be configured once as sensible defaults and then overridden per block or shortcode instance as needed. Here we have PrestaSpot, providing a simple bridge between your PrestaShop catalog and your WordPress site.
Features:
- Display products from one category, or show them regardless of category.
- Filter to show only products flagged on sale.
- Limit the number of products shown and choose how many columns to display.
- Sort products by name, price, or date, ascending or descending.
- Choose which card elements to show: image, name, description, price, stock status.
- Decide where the price appears relative to the name and description.
- Switch between grid and list display mode.
- Choose the order in which elements appear within each card.
- Customize the shop link's label, and show it as a plain link or a styled button.
- Pick the button and sale-badge color from your theme's own color palette, or set a custom one.
- Products flagged on sale automatically get a "Sale" ribbon on their image.
- Stock status is shown only for shops that actually track stock, so you never get a misleading label.
- Works with multilingual sites (Polylang or WPML), automatically matching the page's language; or override it manually per block or shortcode.
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