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Display plugin cards that match the style introduced in WordPress 4.0. Uses the wordpress.org API and supports custom queries.
Plugin Cards is a WordPress plugin that allows you to display cards with information about plugins from the WordPress.org repository. It uses the WordPress.org API to fetch data and supports various query methods, including by slug, author, tag, and user favorites. You can customise the appearance and functionality of the cards using CSS and provided filters.
This plugin is suitable for users who want to showcase specific plugins on their site in a visually appealing way. It is particularly useful for developers or site owners who want to highlight plugins based on specific criteria or user preferences.
Best for: This plugin suits developers or site owners looking to display curated lists of WordPress plugins.
What it does well
Where it falls short
Plugin Cards provides a straightforward way to showcase plugins with customisable options. However, its lack of updates and limitations on query parameters may affect its usability for some users.
Braad's own description of Plugin Cards, lightly tidied.
Plugin Cards lets you display WordPress 4.0 style cards with plugin information for any plugin that lives on the wordpress.org repository. All of the custom queries that are possible using the wordpress.org API are possible with this plugin, including queries for plugins by:
This plugin uses the same wordpress.org API that your wp-admin uses when you are searching for new plugins, and it uses as much of the admin CSS and core functionality as possible to bring you a purposefully stock experience.
I have also included a number of filters in the plugin that allow you to customize everything. You can use a custom query, include custom fields not shown by default, use custom icons, use custom plugin urls, add to or override the information shown in each section of the output, override the entire output with your own, and more.
This plugin is on Github and I encourage feature requests and pull requests.
With Plugin Cards you can easily display a custom list of plugins for any purpose.
This plugin adds a shortcode [plugin_cards] that you can use to display the plugin cards anywhere on your site.
The following parameters can be used to create your query:
[plugin_cards slug="easy-digital-downloads"]
[plugin_cards author="markjaquith"]
[plugin_cards user="matt"] // Displays user's favorites list
[plugin_cards tag="slider"]
[plugin_cards browse="popular"]
[plugin_cards browse="new"]
[plugin_cards browse="beta"]
[plugin_cards search="gallery"]
Note: The wordpress.org API only supports querying by one parameter at a time, so currently only one parameter can be included in the shortcode to build the query. If this ever changes I will add support for querying by multiple parameters to this plugin.
Note: The parameter is required for the shortcode to work. Simply using [plugin_cards] will result in a silent fail.
You can also set the max number of results using the max_results parameter like this:
[plugin_cards max_results="10" browse="popular"]
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