All available resources for our WordPress plugins are collected here, including comprehensive documentation, user manuals, detailed changelogs, and direct links to tutorial videos on the Rob Art YouTube channel. These materials are designed to help you get the most out of each tool and support your creative workflow.
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Here you can access everything related to Aegra Site Monitor Pro, including its FAQ on the left and full documentation on the right. You’ll also find the latest changelog and a direct link to the plugin’s tutorial on the Rob Art YouTube channel. Select the item you need to get started. Return to main plugin page here!
Aegra Site Monitor gives WordPress site owners a single admin dashboard for monitoring site health, activity logs, broken links, content issues, database status, media problems, traffic insights, users, and system information.
No. It is a monitoring and auditing tool, not a security plugin. It logs activity and highlights issues, but it does not block attacks, scan malware, provide a firewall, or patch vulnerabilities.
No. The plugin stores data on your own server. External requests are limited to Pro licence checks, MaxMind GeoLite2 database downloads when enabled, and normal WordPress.org update checks.
The free version includes core monitoring features such as activity logging, broken link scanning, content audit, database overview, media audit, basic traffic tracking, users, system information, and settings. Pro adds automation, longer history, scheduled scans, IP/location logging, alerts, exports, Core Web Vitals, WooCommerce analytics, and multi-site monitoring.
When the plugin is deleted, its uninstall script removes the plugin’s custom database tables, options, transients, cached files, and GeoLite2 files. WordPress posts, pages, users, comments, media, and other plugin data are not deleted.
Video Tutorials for Aegra Site Monitor Pro. All video appear in window apart from playlist.
Here you can access everything related to DBDumpWP, including its FAQ on the left and full documentation on the right. You’ll also find the latest changelog and a direct link to the plugin’s tutorial on the Rob Art YouTube channel. Select the item you need to get started. Return to main plugin page here!
No. DBDumpWP is designed to be accessible for non-technical users while still offering depth for developers. All checks and tools are explained in plain language, with clear guidance on what each result means and what actions you can take.
No. DBDumpWP creates full database exports, but it does not back up your WordPress files such as themes, plugins, or media uploads. For complete site backups, it should be used alongside a full backup solution.
No. The plugin only runs processes when you actively use it in the admin area. It does not run continuously in the background, so it has no impact on front-end performance unless you trigger an operation like an export or scan.
Yes. These are standard, safe database operations. DBDumpWP only allows actions that WordPress or MySQL would normally perform. However, it is always recommended to take a database export before running maintenance tasks.
If an export fails due to server limits such as memory or execution time, no changes are made to your database. You can try again, adjust your server limits, or use selective export (Pro) to reduce the workload and complete the process successfully.
Video Tutorials for DBDumpWP. All video appear in window apart from playlist.
Here you can access everything related to FliipsterWP, including its FAQ on the left and full documentation on the right. You’ll also find the latest changelog and a direct link to the plugin’s tutorial on the Rob Art YouTube channel. Select the item you need to get started. Return to main plugin page here!
No. FliipsterWP uses PDF.js to render PDFs directly in the browser, so no server-side conversion or image processing is required.
Yes. Simply use a shortcode to place a flipbook in any page or post, with support for multiple instances on the same page.
Yes. The viewer is fully responsive and supports touch interactions like drag-to-flip on mobile and tablet devices.
No. Scripts and assets only load on pages where a flipbook is used, and everything runs client-side without external dependencies.
It tracks views, read depth, time spent, and device type, giving you insight into how users interact with your publications.
Video Tutorials for FliipsterWP. All video appear in window apart from playlist.
Here you can access everything related to LinguifiWP, including its FAQ on the left and full documentation on the right. You’ll also find the latest changelog and a direct link to the plugin’s tutorial on the Rob Art YouTube channel. Select the item you need to get started. Return to main plugin page here!
LinguifiWP scans your posts, pages, and custom post types, extracting titles, content, and excerpts into a translation queue without duplicating existing entries.
No. LinguifiWP works independently of your theme, handling translations and language switching without requiring any theme modifications.
Yes. PRO users can enable AI auto-translation using providers like DeepL, Google Translate, or OpenAI, with automatic fallback between services if one fails.
Yes. LinguifiWP supports CSV, PO, JSON, and ZIP formats, allowing you to move translations in and out or use tools like Google Sheets for bulk workflows.
No. All translations are stored in the WordPress database, so they remain safe and unaffected by plugin updates.
Video Tutorials for LinguifiWP. All video appear in window apart from playlist.
Here you can access everything related to StatFloWP, including its FAQ on the left and full documentation on the right. You’ll also find the latest changelog and a direct link to the plugin’s tutorial on the Rob Art YouTube channel. Select the item you need to get started. Return to main plugin page here!
No. StatFloWP does not use cookies or store any personally identifiable information. IP addresses are used only briefly to determine approximate location and are never saved.
No. Tracking runs server-side on the WordPress shutdown hook, after the page has loaded, so it does not affect page speed or user experience.
It tracks visits, unique users, referrers, devices, geography, behaviour metrics like scroll depth and time on page, downloads, and multi-page sessions—all stored locally in your database.
No. Because no cookies or personal data are collected, StatFloWP does not require a GDPR cookie consent banner for its analytics
Yes. You can generate PDF reports in all versions, and Pro/Premium users can export detailed data as CSV files for further analysis.
Video Tutorials for StatFloWP. All video appear in window apart from playlist.
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