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WordPress

WordPress can host Plandalf through Custom HTML blocks, theme templates, or plugin-managed script injection. Use the simplest block first, then move the script into a theme or plugin once the page works.

Note. WordPress is the page shell Let WordPress handle content, memberships, and templates. Let Plandalf handle the offer, checkout, promo pricing, invoices, and post-purchase automation.

The path

  1. Choose where the SDK loads

    Put the script in a Custom HTML block for a quick test, or enqueue it from the theme/plugin for a production-wide install.

  2. Add one checkout action

    Use a Custom HTML block or template markup with data-plandalf-present.

  3. Identify logged-in users when needed

    Membership and LMS sites should generate identity server-side and call identify() on checkout pages.

  4. Verify with the published page

    Test the real page output because builders, cache plugins, and optimizers can move or delay scripts.

Quick block install

<script src="https://acme.plandalf.dev/js/plandalf-sdk.js" async></script>

<button data-plandalf-present="pro-plan">
  Buy Pro
</button>

Logged-in users

For membership, LMS, or account-based sites, generate a signed identity token server-side and identify the visitor before checkout. Put this script on the page after the SDK loads. The non-async script tag below makes that order explicit.

<script src="https://acme.plandalf.dev/js/plandalf-sdk.js"></script>
<script>
  plandalf.ready(() => {
    plandalf.identify("SIGNED_JWT_FROM_WORDPRESS");
  });
</script>

WordPress setup choices

  • Custom HTML block (page-level): Fastest way to test one page or one campaign.

  • Theme template (template-level): Useful when every product, post, or landing page should expose a buying action.

  • Plugin/script enqueue (site-level): Best for a managed production install, especially when caching or optimization plugins are active.

  • Identify customers — Pass logged-in WordPress users into checkout safely.

  • Gates — Use purchase or membership context to control what visitors can see.

  • Add to your site — Pick hosted checkout, button, inline checkout, or direct link.

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