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Singular Alerts – One Gorgeous Alert Block and Alert Shortcode

Singular Alerts – One Gorgeous Alert Block and Alert Shortcode

Plugin

Slug alerts-dlx

90 Active installs As the directory reports it, rounded to a band
5.0 Rating out of 5 From 2 ratings
28 Releases Since 10 September 2022
Nov 2026 Last release 4 days ago

Maintenance check

Is Singular Alerts still maintained?

Yes - by every measure the directory publishes, it is actively maintained.

  • Updated recently. The last release was 4 days ago.
  • Tested with current WordPress. Tested up to 7.1.4; most actively maintained plugins are tested on 7.1.

Category

Not yet classified

Classification costs a model call per plugin, so it advances in batches - 11,364 plugins have been through it so far. This one has not. The taxonomy as it stands.

Standing

More installed than 63.7% of the directory

Ahead of 30,405 of the 47,735 plugins that report an install count at all. An install figure on its own says nothing; this is what it is worth.

63.7% Percentile by installs Among plugins that report an install count
30,405 Plugins it is ahead of Fewer active installs than this one
17,329 Plugins ahead of it More active installs, or the same published band
How to read that

The directory rounds install counts hard and publishes them as bands, so two plugins showing the same number are not necessarily level. The percentile is computed over the plugins that report a count at all, which excludes the quarter of the directory sitting on the reporting floor.

Details

The record

Everything the directory publishes about this plugin, as it was last read.

Current version
3.2.2
Requires WordPress
6.9
Tested up to
7.1.4
Requires PHP
8.0
Added to the directory
10 September 2022
Last updated
1 November 2026
Contributors
1
Author
Ronald Huereca

Its own tags

  • alert box
  • alerts
  • callouts
  • dismissible
  • Notifications

Free text typed by the plugin author. The statistics page explains why they are not a taxonomy.

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