Avada PHP Element Plugin

Overview

This plugin adds a custom Fusion Builder element for the Avada theme that allows administrators to add and execute PHP code within pages. It provides a user-friendly interface for entering PHP code, with an option to choose whether to execute the code or simply display it as text.

Features

• Add a PHP code block element to Avada Fusion Builder.
• Only administrators can add and execute PHP code.
• Option to execute the PHP code or display it as plain text.
• Custom CSS class option for styling the output.

Installation

1. Download the Plugin:

   • Download the plugin files and place them into a folder named avada-php-element inside the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.

2. Activate the Plugin:

   • Go to your WordPress Admin Dashboard, then navigate to Plugins > Installed Plugins.
   • Find the "Avada PHP Element" plugin in the list and click "Activate."

3. Usage:

   • Open the Avada Fusion Builder on the page or post where you want to add PHP code.
   • Search for the "PHP Code Block" element.
   • Add the element to your page and enter your PHP code into the provided text area.
   • Use the "Execute PHP?" option to decide whether the PHP code should be executed or simply displayed as plain text.
   • Optionally, apply a custom CSS class to the block for further styling.

Shortcode

You can also add PHP code blocks directly using the shortcode:

[php_code_block php_code="<your_php_code>" execute_php="yes/no" custom_class="your-custom-class"]

• php_code: Add your PHP code here.
• execute_php: Set to yes to execute the PHP code or no to display it as plain text.
• custom_class: Add a custom CSS class for styling purposes.

Example

[php_code_block php_code="<?php echo 'Hello, World!'; ?>" execute_php="yes" custom_class="custom-output"]

Security Warning

Only administrators have permission to execute PHP code for security reasons. If non-admin users attempt to execute code, they will see the message:

"You do not have permission to execute PHP code."

License

• License: GPLv2
• License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Support

For any issues, you can reach out to the plugin author [email protected] Donate.