

Christmas snow animation on the frontend
Christmas Snow adds an elegant falling snow effect to your WordPress site using a lightweight HTML5 Canvas engine. It still works the moment you activate it, and now you can shape every part of it from a friendly settings screen with a live preview.
Choose classic snowflakes, soft dots, festive emoji or your own image. Set how heavy the snow falls, which way the wind blows, where it appears and exactly which weeks of the year it should run. Everything you change is shown in a preview panel before you save.
The effect is designed to stay out of the way of your content and your customers:
Appearance
Motion
Where it appears
Seasonal schedule
Presets
Six one click looks to start from: Gentle Drift, Classic Christmas, Heavy Blizzard, Golden Sparkle, Festive Emoji and Settling Snow. A preset fills in the appearance and motion settings and leaves your display rules and schedule untouched.
Tools
Add [christmas_snow] to any page or post to force the snow on there, even where your display rules would normally hide it.
You can override a few settings for that page only:
[christmas_snow density="150" color="#ffd700" size="20" speed="1.5" wind="2"]
Supported attributes are density, color, characters, type, speed, wind, size and zindex.
Three filters are available:
cwg_ppl_snow_settings filters the resolved settings arraycwg_ppl_snow_should_display filters the final decision about showing the effectcwg_ppl_snow_config filters the configuration passed to the JavaScript enginePerfect for:
The settings screen has a Plugins tab that lists plugins from ProPluginsLab, the team behind Christmas Snow. To keep that list current, the plugin requests the catalogue from https://propluginslab.io/wp-json/cwg-feed/v1/products and the current offer from https://propluginslab.io/wp-json/cwg-feed/v1/promotion once a day with WP-Cron, and when an administrator clicks Refresh on that tab. The request sends the plugin version and your site address in the user agent, nothing else. When the Plugins tab is opened, product icons are loaded from propluginslab.io. Your visitors never trigger any of this: the front end makes no external requests.
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