KUMITATE Site Tools

KUMITATE Site Tools adds site building features to any block theme, one switch at a time. Nothing is enabled for you: open Settings and turn on only what a site needs.

The plugin extends core blocks instead of replacing them. Table settings are stored in the standard className, and the bundled patterns are built from core blocks only, so a page keeps working as ordinary block content after the feature is switched off or the plugin is deactivated.

Features, grouped by tab:

• Table reading aids. Horizontal scrolling, a header row kept in view, a minimum width for every column, first-column emphasis and cell merging for the core table block, set from the block sidebar with no class names to type. Merged cells and header cells are saved as standard table markup (colspan, rowspan, th), so they stay when the plugin is off.
• Pricing, services and contact patterns. Generic layouts for any trade, built from core blocks. Replace the text, photos and links on the page.
• Image slide block. Add, replace and reorder core image blocks inside a slide. Autoplay is off by default, pauses on hover, focus and hidden tabs, and does not run when the visitor asks for reduced motion.
• Breadcrumbs block. A real page and category hierarchy, never an invented primary category. Place it in the Site Editor, or let the KUMITATE theme position it for you.
• Post sharing block for LINE, X and Facebook, shown on single posts, with an optional Copy URL button that confirms the copy on screen and to screen readers and falls back to a selected text box where copying is not available.
• Table of contents block. Lists the page’s headings (H2, H2-H3 or H2-H4) with anchors added when the page is shown, numbered or plain, hidden below a chosen number of headings.
• Link card block. Pick a post, page, category or tag by title; the card shows its image, title and summary, which can be replaced with your own, as a card, a slim line or plain text. It outputs nothing for a draft, private, removed or password-protected post.
• Related pages list block. Posts from the same category or tag, or the child or sibling pages of a page, as cards, a list with small images or plain links, with the number, order, columns for phones and computers, a heading, the summary and the date. Built when the page is shown, in the content or in a Site Editor template; only published posts without a password are listed.
• Automatic table of contents: added before the first heading of posts or other chosen types, when the page is shown. Left out where a table of contents block is placed or the page turns it off.
• Automatic link cards: an address of a post or page of this site, pasted on its own line or embedded, is shown as a link card. Addresses of other sites are left alone and never fetched.
• Structured data as one connected graph: publisher, WebSite, WebPage, BreadcrumbList and BlogPosting joined by @id. It works alongside SEO SIMPLE PACK and turns itself off when another plugin outputs structured data, so pages never carry two copies.
• Analytics and site verification: fields for a Google Analytics 4 measurement ID, a Google Tag Manager container ID and the Search Console and Bing verification codes. Only the IDs are entered and checked; the plugin writes the tags. Nothing is output on admin screens, the login screen, feeds or the REST API.
• Remove unneeded output: stop the emoji script, the WordPress version, the RSD, shortlink, REST API, embed discovery and feed links, and pingbacks to your own posts, one item at a time. Nothing is ticked by default.
• Excerpt for pages: the excerpt box on pages, used in link cards, lists and the meta description.
• Post list columns: featured image and search visibility columns in the post and page lists, with quick and bulk editing of search visibility. The search column is left out while another SEO plugin is in charge.
• Search and sharing for sites without an SEO plugin: search titles and meta descriptions, Open Graph and X card tags, and noindex with the WordPress sitemap following it. Off by default, and they step aside for the major SEO plugins.
• Accordion block. Items built on the browser’s own details and summary elements, so they open with a click, Enter or Space and can be read without JavaScript; the script only adds an animation and stays still when the visitor asks for reduced motion. Four styles, three CSS-drawn icon sets, titles as plain text or h2 to h6, and items that start open.
• FAQ block. Questions and answers marked Q and A, in four styles, with square, rounded or round marks in the text color, the main color or a custom color, outlined or filled. Optional FAQPage structured data: one script per page built from the blocks.
• Description list block. Terms and descriptions saved as dl, dt and dd, stacked, with a line on the left, side by side (term width 1 to 12em, stacked on phones) or as banded terms.
• Tab block. Three styles, tab widths and sideways scrolling set separately for computers and phones, a first-open tab, background color and four border sets. Follows the WAI-ARIA tabs pattern with arrow, Home and End keys; without JavaScript every panel is shown in turn with its title.
• Step block. Numbered steps saved as an ordered list, in three styles, with the first number, number shape or layout, a translatable label and the title element set on the list, and per-step overrides. A timeline style joins dates or times with a line, for a history, the flow of a day or an event programme, with an icon, fill, emphasis or color for each point.
• Caption box block. A framed box with a caption, in seven styles and three color sets a theme can redefine with CSS custom properties. Kinds (information, hint, caution, alert, good example, bad example, memo) set the icon, color and caption at once, with colors made from the theme; an icon can also be added without a kind.
• Speech balloon block. A face image, a name and the words in a balloon, speaking or thinking, filled or outlined. Saved speakers copy their image, name and look into a balloon, so editing a speaker never changes published posts.
• Review block. A rating in half stars, points for and against, a summary, a price and a link, with optional Review structured data for products, services, shops, apps, books and courses.
• Banner link block. A card with a title and a short text over a background image, all one link, with the text position, an overlay, a shape for computers and phones and a hover effect that respects reduced motion.
• Box menu block. Linked boxes in a grid, each with an icon or an image and a label, with separate column counts for phones and computers.
• Link list block. Links with an icon, lines between them and an optional arrow at the end.
• Icon block. One large icon from the shared set, with a size, a color from the theme palette, a background shape (none, circle or rounded square; light, filled or outline), alignment, an optional link and a name for screen readers. Only the icon name is saved.
• Icons: 34 line icons drawn for this plugin, no brand logos. Posts save only the icon’s name, so icons can be added or replaced with the siteframe_site_tools_icons filter.
• Responsive columns block. One to six columns each for phones, tablets and computers, or a sideways scroll on phones that works with the keyboard. Converts to and from the core columns block.
• Full-width section block. A background that reaches the screen edges on full-width templates, with an optional image, a tint and slanted, waved, peaked, arched or zigzag top and bottom edges. A separate background image and focal point can be set for phones; visitors download only one of the two.
• Display conditions block. Shows the blocks inside only to logged-in or logged-out visitors, to chosen roles, within a period, on chosen kinds of page or for chosen categories and tags. Not a way to protect paid content. Placed blocks keep their conditions when the feature is off.
• Show on phones or computers only: a block setting saved as an additional CSS class. The hiding styles keep loading on pages that use it even when the feature is switched off, so content never appears twice. The breakpoint follows the theme (782px) and can be filtered.
• Space below blocks: a toolbar menu that sets a block’s bottom margin from the theme’s spacing sizes, stored as the core margin setting, and a panel with the space above and below for computers, tablets and phones. The computer size is core’s own margin, so it stays without the plugin.
• Text highlights: marker, font size, small note, no line break, folder and file names, list lines and centred lines in table cells, a line break on phones only, letter spacing (narrow, wide or very wide) and a button that clears formatting. The formats stay registered when the feature is off, so saved text keeps its markup.
• Format sets and editor settings: a KUMITATE > Editor settings screen for the marker shape and colors, three named format sets that apply several formats in one click, and up to ten custom formats whose classes you style in Additional CSS.
• Block style collection: boxes, icon boxes, frames, border sets, list marks, section headings, image and video frames, a double-line table and framed columns for core blocks, colored by the theme. Only a class is saved, so styled blocks keep their content when the feature is off, and the CSS loads only on pages that use a style.
• Your own block styles: name a style, choose the blocks it is offered on and pick its colors, border, corner radius, spacing, shadow and text size from a form, with a live preview. It appears under Styles in those blocks and is saved as the standard is-style-{name} class. Up to 20 styles.
• Button styles and inline buttons: Raised, Rounded, Shadow, With arrow and Shine styles, an icon, a hover effect (lift, lighter, darker, moving arrow) that respects reduced motion and a width for phones, tablets and computers for the core button block, and linked text shown as a small button inside a line.
• Column options for phones: two columns on phones and the space between stacked columns for the core columns block, saved as classes.
• Editor helpers: a title length counter, a button that selects the parent list, and a per-user choice of which KUMITATE text toolbar buttons appear.
• Per-page display settings (off by default): a “Display” panel in the post and page editor hides the title, featured image, date, categories, tags and author, sharing links, breadcrumbs or the fixed contact bar on that page only. Lists of posts and query loops are not affected. A hidden title stays available to screen readers and search engines unless the text has its own level 1 heading.
• Default featured image: an image shown for posts without a featured image in query loop lists, link cards and related pages lists. Nothing is saved to the posts, and it is never used for sharing images or structured data.
• Fixed contact bar block. Booking, telephone and LINE buttons kept at the bottom of the screen, on phones only or on every screen size, without JavaScript. Place it in the footer to show it on every page.
• Business info block. Name, address, telephone, opening hours, a map link and a reservation button, described to search engines as a local business of the chosen type with the same details.
• Settings export and import on the Get started tab: one JSON file with the plugin’s settings. Import checks every value like the settings screens and ignores unknown keys.

Colors, fonts and spacing come from the active theme’s presets. The plugin does not restyle body text or headings, and its CSS is scoped to its own blocks.

No license key, no domain activation, no purchase check, no expiry. Deactivating the plugin never deletes content or settings. No external fonts and no tracking by the plugin itself. Nothing is loaded from other servers unless you enter a Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager ID (see External services).

The plugin is optional for the KUMITATE theme and works with other block themes. Breadcrumbs and sharing are placed automatically in the KUMITATE theme’s templates; other themes can use the siteframe_breadcrumbs and siteframe_share shortcodes.

External services

This plugin connects to outside services only when you switch on Analytics and site verification and enter an ID. Nothing is sent while the feature is off or the fields are empty.

• Google Analytics 4: with a measurement ID, every public page loads the Google tag (gtag.js) from www.googletagmanager.com, which sends visit data such as the page address, referrer, browser and device information to Google Analytics. Terms, Privacy Policy.
• Google Tag Manager: with a container ID, every public page loads the container from www.googletagmanager.com, which runs the tags you set up in Tag Manager and sends the data those tags collect. Terms, Privacy Policy.

The Search Console and Bing verification codes are only written into a meta tag in the page head; the plugin sends nothing to Google or Microsoft for them.