Gutenberg Blocks
Intercessor provides three server-rendered Gutenberg blocks.
Prayer Form
Block name: intercessor/prayer-form
Purpose: provide a front-end form for submitting prayer requests.
Options include:
- Show Anonymous Option — default enabled.
- Submit Label — custom submit-button text.
- Success Message — custom post-submission message.
The block also respects global submission settings such as login requirements, registration, anonymous requests, private requests, and reCAPTCHA.
Prayer Wall
Block name: intercessor/prayer-wall
Options include:
- Limit — default
10. - Show Date — default enabled.
- Show Author — default enabled.
- Status — default
approved.
The public renderer prevents private requests from being exposed to callers without moderation privileges.
Prayer History
Block name: intercessor/prayer-history
The current 1.1.0 implementation provides a logged-in user's own prayer history dashboard. Guests are shown a login/registration prompt.
Authenticated users can view, edit, and delete their own requests. Editing a request returns it to Pending for re-moderation.
No build step for plugin users
The plugin ships compiled block assets, so a normal WordPress installation does not require users to run an npm build process.