Description
ElemPilot helps site owners publish temporary promotional content without a complex automation builder. Create popups, manual banners and notices, then control where they appear with location rules and optional recurring weekdays.
Public rendering uses AJAX, which helps reduce page-cache issues for time-sensitive content.
Features
- Popup, manual banner and notice placements.
- Text, image and trusted admin HTML content.
- Manual banners inserted with the
[elempilot id="123"]shortcode. - Location rules for entire site, front page, all posts or all pages.
- Optional recurring weekdays.
- Demo templates for quick starts.
- Spanish and English admin interface.
- AJAX-based public visibility checks.
Requirements
- WordPress 6.2 or higher.
- PHP 7.4 or higher.
Screenshots
Installation
- Upload the plugin ZIP from Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
- Activate ElemPilot.
- Open the ElemPilot menu in WordPress admin.
- Create a new item or start from a demo.
FAQ
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Does ElemPilot work with cache plugins?
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ElemPilot evaluates public visibility through AJAX to reduce page-cache problems.
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Create a manual banner and copy its
[elempilot id="123"]shortcode into a Shortcode block, widget or template area. -
What happens if no recurring weekdays are selected?
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The item can appear every day, subject to its location rule and active status.
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Contributors & Developers
“ElemPilot” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.1.10
- Fixed the builder save button so it follows the selected admin language.
1.1.9
- Aligned WordPress.org text-domain and contributor metadata with the approved repository.
- Clarified the plugin header description for the public free package.
1.1.8
- Removed the extra simple schedule help box to keep the builder cleaner.
1.1.7
- Cleaned the builder schedule markup and fixed a PHP parse error.
- Kept free builds focused on simple recurring weekdays and location rules.
- Moved date, time, device and audience processing into stripped extension code.
- Removed commercial wording from the public readme and dashboard flow.
- Renamed the first smart-template key to a neutral internal name.
1.1.6
- Improved WordPress.org compatibility and review-readiness.
1.1.5
- Added stricter sanitization for weekday array inputs and text fields.
1.1.4
- Improved shortcode output handling for isolated visual frames while keeping normal output sanitized.
1.1.3
- Improved time-sensitive visual template rendering.
1.1.2
- Improved shortcode sanitization for frames, SVG icons and data attributes.
1.1.1
- Demo loading now uses the WordPress Filesystem API.
1.1.0
- Prepared the plugin for WordPress.org submission.