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OMG. How could Gutenberg have been released, ever, without this simple, little feature?! WordPress should pay millions to integrate this plugin in the next release!

Together with this little plugin, the Resizable Editor Sidebar, this semi-ugly UX of Gutenberg begins to shine. Finally.

Thank you ever so much for all the efforts!

As of today, only 900 downloads. Unbelievable. Should easily grow to 9.000, 90.000, 900.000, 9.000.000. Let’s spread the word!

This is a great little plugin. Easy to use and does exactly what it says.

The support is also the best I have ever received from any plugin (which is a lot of plugins).

Absolutely excellent and super quick support, went above and above for me – would highly recommend this plugin

When you have a large site, with older pages that you need to clean out, it’s great to be able to see if any pages are linking to a page so you can remove the link, delete the page, and put a 301 on it. I love that it’s browser based. I will be installing this on my clients site as a default plugin. Thanks to the developers!

After developing for many years with gutenberg/blocks I can confidently say:
This is easily one of the most missing basic features for authoring experience. Shame this isn’t part of the core and kudos to the author.

This is a super little plug-in for bringing animation to page elements.

And easy to use.

Thank you!

The most important thing for me is that it works with WP 6.6, as another plugin solution that I had, stopped working with v6.6. So thank you very much for this plugin.

Been trying to get animations to work with SiteOrigin Pagebuilder for a while. This fixes all of my problems. I know of quite a few forums posts that would love this plugin. Absolutely great.

Gave me exactly the information I was looking for – the pages in my blog which had internal links to a particular page. What startled me was that the link to the tool was on my actual end-user blog. I looked for a link on my WordPress menu/dashboard and couldn’t find it. It is actually on the actual page as I navigated to it in my browser. I navigated to the “destination page” of the internal links, clicked on the animated Wilo gif and voila! I got the list I wanted, and was able to download the list as well. Thanks a lot!

While the default animations that come with the free plugin are already very good, I wanted to make some tweaks and purchased the Premium plugin. When I couldn’t figure out how to make the ‘advanced animation’ that I needed, I asked for help and am really pleased with the friendly, understanding, and complete support I received.