
Plugins, widgets, components, scripts to power up your Carrd sites to do more. Not officially affiliated to @Carrd. 🔌 https://xitter.cf/t.co/4wwbnjm5kj 💬 https://xitter.cf/t.co/svV6yncTnY
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Replying to @carrd
Been using this and it's just what I needed - just a simple way to track page views. No fuss, no code to embed. Google Analytics had always felt bloated and over-featured for my use case, so Carrd Analytics is perfect!
How it works:
The plugin replaces the <img> src of native Images or Gallery images in Carrd with external image URLs.. kinda like hotlinking images but with the styling functionality of the Carrd Builder.
📷 webp-images.carrd.co
NEW plugin: Webp images
Saw many questions about using .webp images in Carrd, so made a plugin!
Now you can use .webp / .avif, or images hosted in image delivery/CDN platforms like Imagekit, Cloudinary or AWS.
FREE to download. Requires Pro Plus.
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Replying to @carrd
Nice feature! More secure and gated.
NEW free Carrd plugin: Top banner
Made this top banner for myself for Black Friday last year, so thought, why not share it too? So here it is!
🎟 topbanner.carrd.co
Great for showing any discounts, promos, announcements or notifications.
Requires Pro Standard.
Replying to @carrd
Very nice! Great for counting elements!
Try it here:
📽 videoslider.carrd.co
FREE to download. Requires Pro Standard at least.
🌟 NEW free Carrd plugin: Video slider
Another one of those requested features I've heard people ask for: "Can the Slideshow element show videos too?"
Yes! Here it is. This is great for folks who want to showcase a portfolio or series of videos on their site.
Link below 👇
Replying to @carrd
Someone wise once said simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
See the plugin here:
🍾 nativepopup.carrd.co
First time making a 'plugin' without any code, that can be used even on the free Basic plan!
✨ NEW free Carrd plugin: Native popup modal
I keep seeing people ask about popups and modals in Carrd. But there's a way to just use native elements to mimic the effect of a popup.
No need for embed code, no messing around with CSS and HTML.
Link below 👇
Replying to @carrd
Yesss! Hope Container elements are next! 😉😉
