Category: Popular

Navigate front-end

Use the Navigate front-end action to navigate to the homepage of the site.

Examples usage:

nav home – Go to the site homepage

Navigate admin

With the Navigate admin action it is possible to navigate through any of the admin (sub-) menu pages. The admin pages will automatically be indexed and be made available for the action.

Menus added by other plugins will also be indexed.

Examples usage:

nav admin – Go to the admin

nav permalinks – Navigate to the permalinks settings page

nav posts – Navigate to the ‘All posts’ page

Install Plugin

With the install plugin command you can install a plugin in the background. You can install any plugin from the WordPress.org plugin repository by slug (appearing in the URL when visiting a plugin).

Adding a additional  --activate flag after the plugin slug will automatically activate the installed plugin after installation.

A checkmark will appear on success, a red ‘X’ will appear if the plugin was not found or if something else went wrong.

Example usages:

install plugin woocommerce

To automatically activate the plugin after installation:

install plugin woocommerce --activate

Edit Post

Navigate to the admin edit page of any post, page or custom post type with the edit action. You can search for any existing post based on the post title. Keyboard Action will give you filtered suggestions of posts while you type.

Example usages

edit page contact
edit post Introducing Keyboard Action

Context awareness: This action has context awareness. When viewing a post on the front-end you only have to type edit and the first suggested action will be to edit the currently viewing post.

Note: This command does not work for post types that aren’t public or don’t use the official WordPress UI.

For performance reasons there is currently a limit of 2500 posts that can be indexed for suggestions. Have more? Please get in touch!

Deactivate Plugin

Deactivate any currently active plugin using the deactivate plugin action. Deactivating plugins can only be done by users with the correct permissions.

When a plugin is successfully deactivated a green checkmark will appear.