內容簡介
Kayce Custom Archive Sections 外掛讓使用者能夠在 WordPress 的各種存檔頁面上輕鬆新增自訂內容，無需編輯佈景主題檔案。透過簡單的區塊編輯器，使用者可以設計並控制內容的顯示位置，提升網站的靈活性與可管理性。
【主要功能】
• 支援多種存檔位置，如分類、標籤和搜尋結果頁面
• 使用區塊編輯器（Gutenberg）或 Elementor 設計內容
• 控制內容顯示位置，選擇在文章前或後顯示
• 提供可見性選項，設定誰可以看到內容
• 支援自訂文章類型的存檔與單篇顯示
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「Kayce Custom Archive Sections」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Your theme decides what your blog index, category archives, tag pages and search results look like — and usually gives you nowhere to put your own content on them. Adding a newsletter sign-up beneath your blog feed, a disclaimer at the top of one particular category, or a seasonal banner that retires itself on a set date normally means editing theme files, and losing that work the next time the theme updates.
Kayce Custom Archive Sections turns each of those into an ordinary WordPress post. Write it, publish it once, and tell it which pages it belongs on. Nothing is hard-coded into your theme, so nothing breaks when your theme changes.
Because each section is a regular post, you design it with the block editor (Gutenberg) or Elementor — there is no shortcode syntax to learn and no page-builder lock-in. You choose where it appears, whether it sits above or below the posts, and who gets to see it.
It works with both classic PHP themes and modern Full Site Editing (FSE) / block themes like Twenty Twenty-Five — out of the box, with no extra configuration.
Archive locations supported:
Blog index (Posts page)
Front page (static front page)
All category archives
Specific category archives — target individual categories with a built-in category picker
Tag archives
Author archives
Search results pages
Date archives
CPT archives — target the archive page of any custom post type
CPT singles — target individual posts of any custom post type
Custom taxonomy archives — target every term archive of any public custom taxonomy, including WooCommerce product categories and tags
Specific terms — target individual terms within any custom taxonomy, with a searchable term picker
Singular locations supported:
Single posts
All pages
Specific pages — target individual pages with a built-in page picker
Display controls:
Before or after the post loop — per section
Active / Inactive toggle — publish a section without displaying it yet
Visibility by login state — show to everyone, logged-in users only, or logged-out visitors only
Display scheduling — optional From / To date pickers; sections outside their date range are automatically hidden
Device visibility — show on Desktop, Tablet, Mobile, or any combination; implemented in CSS, works with all caching setups
User role targeting — restrict a section to specific WordPress user roles (e.g. Subscriber, Editor, Administrator)
Admin experience:
At-a-glance list table with Active, Location, Position, and Visibility columns
Drag-drop reordering — drag the ☰ handle to reorder sections; order saves instantly with no page reload
One-click Duplicate action to clone any section as a draft
Preview link in the meta box that jumps straight to the relevant archive page
Display order controlled via drag-drop or the standard Order field (Page Attributes)
Embedding a section manually:
Archive Section block — pick a section from a dropdown and drop it anywhere, including Full Site Editing templates; the content is rendered on page load, so it always reflects the section as it is now
[kcas_section id="X"] — the same thing as a shortcode, for classic editor and page builder content
Both respect every display control (scheduling, roles, devices, login state).
Performance & security:
Transient caching — sections are cached per location, position, and login state; cache is busted automatically when a section is saved or the plugin is deactivated
Admin CSS and JavaScript load only on the Archive Sections edit screen — zero frontend asset overhead
All inputs validated against whitelists; category IDs cast with absint(); nonces verified with sanitize_key()
Works with all standard caching plugins
For developers:
kcas_query_args — filter the WP_Query args before sections are fetched
kcas_section_html — filter the HTML of an individual section
kcas_sections_html — filter the complete output wrapper HTML
kcas_before_sections — action fires before the sections wrapper is output
kcas_after_sections — action fires after the sections wrapper is output
Sections are wrapped in
Perfect for:
Hero banners or intro text above your blog feed
Promotional blocks, CTA banners, or newsletter sign-ups below posts
Category-specific messaging (e.g. a disclaimer on a legal advice category)
Showing different content to logged-in members vs. public visitors
Search results page enhancements
