
Creating an Elementor page dynamically by injecting data into a template
Create a template page in Elementor with placeholders, and dynamically inject data into them, to dynamically create a new Elementor page
Learn how Gato GraphQL can be used for many use cases, and how to do it by yourself
Create a template page in Elementor with placeholders, and dynamically inject data into them, to dynamically create a new Elementor page
Provide the URLs of any webpage, and create them as posts in your WordPress site.
Grab a post's content from an external website via RSS, call the ChatGPT API to adapt its content, and then store the post locally.
Provide the URL of a WordPress blog archive feed, and import all its new posts daily via WP-Cron.
Translate all the empty strings in a Poedit file from your themes and plugins to any language, and store the new translated Poedit file in Filestack.
Whenever creating a new post on the WordPress site, automatically send a notification email to all subscriber users.
In a WordPress Multisite network, translate pages from the source site into the language of a translation site, and create those pages on the translation site.
Whenever a user completes a course from MasterStudy LMS on the WordPress site, send custom data (concerning the user and course) to AirTable and create records on a specified table.
Translate content using Google Translate, synchronize it to a provisional site to have 3rd-party translators fix the translation, and then synchronize the content back to the site.
Whenever a user completes a lesson from MasterStudy LMS on the WordPress site, send custom data (concerning the user, lesson and course) to AirTable and create records on a specified table.
Translate a post to the desired language, with full support for (Gutenberg) blocks, by connecting to the Google Translate API.