Description
Mirror Hours Lite helps you publish mirror hour readings such as 11:11, 22:22, 07:07, and 12:12 on your WordPress website.
The plugin includes a searchable front-end experience, a ready-to-use content structure, editable readings, multilingual starter content, and CSS-based visual settings so you can adapt the output to your brand.
It is designed for websites focused on spirituality, coaching, self-development, holistic content, and digital publishing.
Key features
- Ready-made mirror hour structure for WordPress pages
- Search block for direct access to a specific sign
- Hub block to highlight key mirror hours
- Editable reading texts in the WordPress admin
- English and Portuguese starter content packages
- Visual presets and CSS style controls
- Share block with copy/share actions
- Compatible with Loco Translate
- Legacy shortcode aliases supported for backward compatibility
Included shortcodes
[ccsn_sign_hub]— Main hub block[ccsn_sign_search]— Search block[ccsn_equal_hours]— Mirror Hours page
Legacy aliases still supported:
[ccsn_hub_sinais][ccsn_pesquisa_sinais][ccsn_horas_iguais]
Lite vs Pro
Mirror Hours Lite focuses on mirror hours with editable content and style controls.
The Pro version is a separate plugin with expanded features.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/mirror-hours-lite/directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen. - Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” screen in WordPress.
- Open Mirror Hours Lite Get Started.
- Select your default content language and import the starter texts.
- Create a main page and insert:
[ccsn_sign_hub][ccsn_sign_search]
- Create a Mirror Hours page and insert:
[ccsn_equal_hours]
- If needed, define the parent page and fallback slug in Get Started.
- Edit readings under Texts and customize the output under Settings (CSS).
FAQ
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Does the plugin work only in English?
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No. Mirror Hours Lite includes English and Portuguese starter content packages and can also be translated with tools such as Loco Translate.
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Can I edit the readings?
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Yes. You can edit titles, contextual texts, related signs introductions, and the main reading content for each mirror hour directly in the WordPress admin.
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Can I change the visual design?
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Yes. The plugin includes visual presets and CSS-based controls for typography, spacing, borders, colors, and accordion styling.
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Can I upgrade later without rebuilding my pages?
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Yes. The Lite version uses the same shortcode logic used for the Mirror Hours structure, and legacy aliases are also supported for compatibility.
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Contributors & Developers
“Mirror Hours Lite” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.2.14
- Rebuilt plugin codebase from scratch with clean architecture
- Removed all references to non-mirror-hour content types from data, shortcodes, and UI
- Related signs now strictly limited to valid mirror hours
- Fixed undefined variable warnings in admin text and CSS pages
- Improved sanitization and escaping throughout
- Updated plugin description and default texts for accuracy
1.2.10
- Improved English fallback texts for the hub block
- Improved migration behavior for older installations using English content
- Reduced the chance of Portuguese text residues appearing in English setups
1.2.9
- Fixed the type label output on result pages for English installations
- Improved multilingual consistency in mirror hour labels
1.2.8
- Added shortcode aliases aligned with the Pro naming structure
- Improved page detection for new shortcode names
- Updated Get Started guidance and shortcode presentation
1.2.7
- Removed front-end credit traces from the sharing area
- Increased versioning for cleaner cache refresh during testing
1.2.6
- Updated licensing and WordPress.org submission compliance items
- Aligned plugin naming, text domain, and documentation structure