Title: HelpWidget Author: et4aa Published: 31 Dezembro, 2024 Last modified: 19 Maio, 2025 --- Procurar plugins Este plugin **não foi testado com as 3 últimas grandes versões do WordPress**. Pode já não ser suportado e pode ter problemas de compatibilidade quando usado com versões mais recentes do WordPress. ![](https://ps.w.org/helpwidget/assets/icon-256x256.gif?rev=3294415) # HelpWidget Por [et4aa](https://profiles.wordpress.org/et4aa/) [Descarregar](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/helpwidget.1.2.zip) * [Detalhes](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/helpwidget/#description) * [Avaliações](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/helpwidget/#reviews) * [Desenvolvimento](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/helpwidget/#developers) [Suporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/helpwidget/) ## Descrição Getting Started Create Your First Article Navigate to the HelpWidget Admin Page. Click on “Add New Post”. Choose whether you want a WordPress Gutenberg post or an Elementor post. Be creative! Add images, buttons, videos, and other elements as needed. The title of your post will appear in the HelpWidget and will act as a button to reveal the article’s content. Click Publish, and the article will be displayed on every page of your site. Advanced Features Path Tags To maximize the plugin’s potential, you can assign a path tag to an article to control which pages it appears on. Navigate to the page where you want the article to display. Look at the URL and copy the part after the first slash. Example: URL: example.com/shop Path: /shop Return to the HelpWidget Admin Page and edit your article. On the right-hand side, find the Tags section and add the following: path:/shop Displaying on Multiple Pages To display an article on multiple pages, use the following format: Examples: URL: example.com/index Tag: path:/index URL: example.com/shop Tag: path:/shop Add separate tags for each page as needed. Query Tags Query tags work similarly to path tags but target the part of the URL after the “?” character. Example: URL: example.com/shop?loggedIn=true Tag: query:loggedIn=true This ensures the article is only displayed if the URL contains loggedIn=true. Rules for Query Tags: If you define multiple query tags, only one needs to match. If you include multiple conditions in a single query tag (connected by &), all conditions must be met. The order of conditions does not matter. Examples: Single Query Match: Tag 1: query:loggedIn=true Tag 2: query:user=admin URLs like example.com/shop?loggedIn =true or example.com/shop?user=admin will match. Multiple Conditions: Tag: query:loggedIn=true&user=admin Only URLs like example.com/shop?loggedIn=true& user=admin will match. Note: URLs such as example.com/shop?loggedIn=true or example. com/shop?user=admin will not match, as they do not meet both conditions. Need Help? If you have any questions, suggestions, or encounter bugs, feel free to reach out! Email: et4aa.studios@gmail.com Planned Features More Tag Types: Add support for session-based or cookie-based tags. Enhanced Customization: Include options for button design, such as text, shape, and icons. ## Ecrãs [⌊Helpwidget (Closed)⌉⌊Helpwidget (Closed)⌉[ Helpwidget (Closed) [⌊Helpwidget (Opened)⌉⌊Helpwidget (Opened)⌉[ Helpwidget (Opened) [⌊Helpwidget example article (Opened)⌉⌊Helpwidget example article (Opened)⌉[ Helpwidget example article (Opened) [⌊Edit arcticles⌉⌊Edit arcticles⌉[ Edit arcticles [⌊Add tags to apply filter for customers⌉⌊Add tags to apply filter for customers⌉[ Add tags to apply filter for customers ## Perguntas frequentes ### What types of Elements can I add to an article? You can add any Gutenberg or Elementor Element. That could be Text, Pictures, Videos, Buttons, … ### How can I create an article? Just open the admin panel and go to Helpwidget. Then press “add new post”. Now you can create your first article. When you are done press publish and the article is visible on every site. ### How can I add filters to an article? There are 2 types of filters path and query. A path filter is the part after the/ in the url. For example google.com/test. Then “test” would be the path. A query filter is the part after the ? in the url. For example google.com/test?user =admin Then “user=admin” would be the query. You can add multiple path options to an article on which urls the article will be enabled. Or you can add multiple query options that need to be in the url. ## Avaliações Este plugin não tem avaliações. ## Contribuidores e programadores “HelpWidget” é software de código aberto. As seguintes pessoas contribuíram para este plugin: Contribuidores * [ et4aa ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/et4aa/) [Traduza o “HelpWidget” para o seu idioma.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/helpwidget) ### Interessado no desenvolvimento? [Consulte o código](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/helpwidget/), consulte o [repositório SVN](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/helpwidget/), ou subscreva o [registo de alterações](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/helpwidget/) por [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/helpwidget/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Metadados * Versão **1.0** * Última actualização **Há 1 ano** * Instalações activas **Menos de 10** * Testado até **6.7.5** * Idioma * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/helpwidget/) * Etiquetas * [customer](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/customer/)[customizable](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/customizable/) [help](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/help/)[smart](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/smart/) [widget](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/widget/) * [Visualização avançada](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/helpwidget/advanced/) ## Classificações Ainda não foram submetidas avaliações. [Your review](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/helpwidget/reviews/#new-post) [See all reviews](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/helpwidget/reviews/) ## Contribuidores * [ et4aa ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/et4aa/) ## Suporte Tem algo a dizer? Precisa de ajuda? [Ver fórum de suporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/helpwidget/)