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Orbit Fox - Settings Reference ​

Orbit Fox Companion is a modular WordPress plugin that adds social sharing, cookie notices, custom login pages, progress bars, header/footer scripts, and other features to your site. You find all settings under the Orbit Fox menu item in the WordPress admin sidebar.

Orbit Fox Dashboard ​

The main Orbit Fox page displays a card for each available module. Every module has a toggle switch to enable or disable it. Some modules also have a settings panel (opened by clicking the card) and an action button that links to a separate configuration screen.

Modules that depend on a third-party plugin or a specific theme only appear when that dependency is active.

Social Sharing Module ​

Display On ​

A row of checkboxes that controls which post types show the sharing bar. You see Posts (checked by default), Pages (unchecked by default), and one checkbox for every public custom post type registered on your site. When you add WooCommerce products or a custom post type, a new checkbox appears automatically. The sharing bar never appears on WooCommerce cart or checkout pages regardless of these settings.

Desktop Position ​

A set of radio buttons that determines where the sharing icons appear on desktop screens. The choices are Left (default) and Right, which pin a vertical bar to that side of the viewport. If your site uses the Hestia theme, a third option called Inline after content appears, which places the icons horizontally below the post content instead.

Mobile Position ​

Radio buttons that control the sharing bar placement on mobile devices. Same as desktop follows whatever you chose for the desktop position. Pinned to bottom fixes the icons to the bottom edge of the screen, which keeps them visible while scrolling on phones.

Show name ​

A toggle that, when enabled, reveals the network name (for example "Facebook" or "LinkedIn") on hover. Useful if you worry that visitors will not recognize an icon on its own. Disabled by default.

Networks ​

A list of 20 social networks, each with three controls on a single row: a toggle to enable the network, a desktop checkbox, and a mobile checkbox. The desktop and mobile checkboxes let you show a network on one device class but hide it on the other. Facebook is enabled by default; all others are disabled.

The available networks are: Facebook, X (Twitter), Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Reddit, WhatsApp, Email, SMS, VKontakte, OK.ru, Douban, Baidu, Xing, RenRen, Weibo, Telegram, Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads.

Analytics Integration (Retired Module - No Longer Available) ​

This module requires you to authenticate with Google before any tracking settings appear.

When the module is first enabled, the only control is an Authenticate with Google button. Clicking it redirects you to the Orbit Fox analytics bridge, where you sign in with your Google account and grant permission to read your Analytics properties.

Tracking code ​

After authentication, a dropdown appears listing all Google Analytics tracking codes associated with your account. Each entry shows the account name followed by the tracking code identifier. Select one to embed the Google Analytics global site tag (gtag.js) into the head of every page on your site.

Unregister Site ​

A link button that disconnects your site from the Orbit Fox analytics bridge. Clicking it removes the stored authentication token and tracking code list. You would use this if you want to switch Google accounts or stop analytics tracking through Orbit Fox entirely.

A toggle that activates the notice bar on the front end of your site. The remaining settings in this module only take effect when this toggle is on. Disabled by default.

Policy description ​

A text field for the message visitors see inside the cookie bar. The default text reads: "This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you accept this policy as long as you are using this website." You can replace this with any wording that matches your privacy requirements.

Policy Page ​

A dropdown listing all pages on your site (including drafts), plus a "Default Core Policy" option at the top. If you select Default Core Policy, the notice links to whatever page WordPress has set under Settings > Privacy. If that core setting is empty, it shows "(Not Set)" next to the option. Selecting a specific page overrides the core privacy policy setting, and the two stay in sync: changing one updates the other.

Policy Button Label ​

A text field for the label of the link that takes visitors to your policy page. Defaults to "View Policy." Leave it empty to hide the link button entirely and show only the accept button.

A text field for the label of the button visitors click to accept cookies. Defaults to "Accept." Once a visitor clicks this button, a cookie called obfx-policy-consent is stored for 365 days and the notice bar does not appear again for that visitor.

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard itself. Instead, it provides settings in two places:

Global scripts are managed in the WordPress Customizer. Click the Add Global Scripts button on the module card, or navigate to Appearance > Customize > Header/Footer scripts.

Per-post scripts are managed via a "Scripts" meta box that appears on every post and page edit screen. Only users with the unfiltered_html capability (typically Administrators and Super Admins) can see and edit these fields. On multisite installations where this capability is restricted, the meta box and its saved data are completely hidden.

Header scripts (Customizer) ​

A textarea where you paste code that should appear immediately before the closing </head> tag in every page's source. Commonly used for analytics snippets, meta verification tags, or external stylesheet links. The code applies sitewide.

A textarea where you paste code that should appear immediately before the closing </body> tag in every page's source. Commonly used for tracking pixels, chat widgets, or deferred JavaScript. The code applies sitewide.

Header scripts (per-post) ​

A textarea on individual post and page edit screens. Code entered here outputs before the closing </head> tag only on that specific post or page, after the sitewide header scripts. On WooCommerce sites, the Shop page's per-post scripts also apply to the main shop archive.

Footer scripts (per-post) ​

A textarea on individual post and page edit screens. Code entered here outputs before the closing </body> tag only on that specific post or page, after the sitewide footer scripts. On WooCommerce sites, the Shop page's per-post scripts also apply to the main shop archive.

Reading Progress Bar ​

Display on ​

A row of checkboxes listing every public post type on your site. Posts is checked by default; all others are unchecked. The progress bar only appears on singular views (single posts and pages), never on archives or index pages. It is automatically hidden on WooCommerce cart and checkout pages.

Position ​

Radio buttons offering four choices: Top (default), Bottom, Right, and Left. Top and Bottom produce a horizontal bar spanning the full width of the viewport. Right and Left produce a vertical bar spanning the full height. When set to Top and the WordPress admin bar is visible, the progress bar renders above the admin bar so it is not hidden behind it.

Display / Show on mobile ​

A toggle that controls whether the progress bar appears on screens narrower than 768 pixels. Enabled by default. Disable it if the bar feels distracting on small screens.

Desktop Size (px) ​

A number field that sets the thickness of the progress bar on desktop, in pixels. The default is 4. For horizontal positions this is the bar height; for vertical positions this is the bar width.

Mobile Size (px) ​

A number field that sets the thickness of the progress bar on mobile, in pixels. The default is 2. This value only applies when "Show on mobile" is enabled.

Color ​

A color picker that sets the fill color of the progress bar. The default is #6366f1 (an indigo shade). Choose a color that contrasts well with your site's background.

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard. Instead it adds an icon picker to each menu item in Appearance > Menus. Click the Configure Menu Icons button on the module card to go there.

When you expand any menu item in the WordPress menu editor, you see a new icon selector field. It offers Dashicons (the built-in WordPress icon set) and Font Awesome icons. Selecting an icon prepends it to the menu item's title on the front end.

If another theme or plugin already provides a custom menu walker (the code responsible for rendering the menu editor), this module detects the conflict and displays a warning message on the module card. In that situation the icon picker may not function correctly. The module also warns if your theme uses Full Site Editing and does not support traditional navigation menus.

Mystock Import ​

This module has no settings. When enabled, it adds a MyStock Library tab to the WordPress Media Library modal (the popup that appears when you click "Add Media" or set a featured image). That tab displays free CC0-licensed stock photos from mystock.photos. You can search, browse, and import images directly into your media library. In the block editor, it appears as a sidebar plugin panel instead of a media tab.

Custom Fonts ​

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard. Click the Upload Fonts button on the module card to open the custom font manager, which uses a WordPress taxonomy interface.

On the font management screen, you add a new font by giving it a name and uploading font files. Supported formats are TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, and EOT. After a font is uploaded, it becomes available in the font selectors of the Neve theme customizer, Elementor, and Beaver Builder. Enabling this module requires a page refresh.

Disable Comments ​

This module has no settings beyond its enable/disable toggle. When enabled, it acts as a global kill switch for all comment functionality across your site. It closes comments on every post type, removes the Comments menu and Discussion settings page from the admin, hides the comments icon in the admin bar, removes the Recent Comments widget, removes all comment-related blocks from the block editor, and returns zero for comment counts everywhere. Disabling the module restores normal comment behavior.

SVG Support ​

This module has no settings beyond its enable/disable toggle. When enabled, it allows SVG and SVGZ file uploads through the WordPress media uploader. Every uploaded SVG is automatically sanitized to remove potentially malicious code such as embedded scripts or external entity references. The module also ensures SVGs display correctly in the media library with proper dimensions.

A warning notice appears on the module card: "Only enable this if you trust all users who can upload files to your site. SVG files can contain malicious code if not properly sanitized." Consider this carefully on multisite installations or sites with multiple Authors or Editors who have upload permissions.

Post Duplicator ​

This module has no settings beyond its enable/disable toggle. When enabled, it adds a Clone link to the row actions of every post, page, and custom post type in the WordPress admin list tables. Clicking Clone creates a new draft that copies the title (with " - Copy" appended), content, excerpt, custom fields, taxonomies, and featured image from the original. The duplicate opens immediately in the editor. Only users who have permission to edit the original post see the Clone link.

Template Directory Module ​

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard. Click the Open Template Directory button to open a page that guides you through installing the Neve theme and the Templates Cloud plugin. Both must be active to browse and import starter site templates. The module adds a Template Directory submenu item under the Orbit Fox menu. Enabling this module requires a page refresh.

Elementor Widgets ​

This module only appears when the Elementor plugin is active.

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard. When enabled, it registers a set of additional widgets in the Elementor editor under an "Orbit Fox Widgets" category. These include content forms (contact, newsletter, and registration forms) and various extra widgets.

If your site uses the Neve theme without a valid Neve PRO license, the module description includes a notice about 10+ additional Elementor and Gutenberg widgets available in Neve PRO, and a placeholder "Pro Widgets" category appears in the Elementor editor panel linking to the upgrade page.

Beaver Builder Widgets ​

This module only appears when the Beaver Builder plugin (Lite or Pro) is active.

This module has no settings on the Orbit Fox dashboard. When enabled, it registers three widget modules inside the Beaver Builder editor: Pricing Table, Services, and Post Grid. It also loads the content forms library (contact, newsletter, and registration forms) for use in Beaver Builder layouts.

Companion Legacy ​

This module only appears when your active theme is Zerif Lite, Hestia, Hestia Pro, or Shop Isle.

This module has no settings. It automatically loads frontpage enhancements, custom widgets, and compatibility features specific to your active Themeisle theme. The module name and description change to reflect the detected theme (for example, "Hestia enhancements"). It is enabled by default when a supported theme is active.

Login Page Customizer (Customizer) ​

This module is configured entirely in the WordPress Customizer. Click the Customize Login Page button on the module card, or navigate to Appearance > Customize > Login Customizer. The customizer preview shows a live rendering of your login page as you adjust settings.

Settings are organized into collapsible sections:

A toggle that hides the logo above the login form entirely. When you only want to show the form without any branding, enable this. Disabled by default.

An image selector that lets you upload or choose a logo image from your media library. When set, it replaces the default WordPress logo on the login page. Leave empty to keep the default WordPress logo.

Logo Width ​

A number field that sets the logo width in pixels. Defaults to 84. Adjust this together with Logo Height to match your logo's aspect ratio.

Logo Height ​

A number field that sets the logo height in pixels. Defaults to 84.

Bottom Margin ​

A number field that controls the space between the logo and the login form, in pixels. Defaults to 24.

A URL field that changes where the logo links to. By default the WordPress login logo links to wordpress.org. Set this to your homepage or any other URL.

Link Text ​

A text field that sets the hover text (title attribute) displayed when a visitor hovers over the logo link. Leave empty to keep the default WordPress text.

Background ​

Page Background Color ​

A color picker for the login page background color. Defaults to #f0f0f1 (the standard WordPress login gray). This field is visible when no background image is set.

Image ​

An image selector for a full-page background image. When an image is selected, the background color field is replaced by overlay and positioning controls.

Overlay Blur ​

A number field that applies a CSS blur effect over the background image, in pixels. Defaults to 0 (no blur). Only visible when a background image is set.

Alignment ​

A selector for the CSS background-position property of the background image. Defaults to "center." Only visible when a background image is set.

Size ​

A selector with options Cover and Contain that sets the CSS background-size. Defaults to "cover." Only visible when a background image is set.

Repeat ​

A selector with options No Repeat, Repeat, Repeat X, and Repeat Y. Defaults to "no-repeat." Only visible when a background image is set.

Form ​

Settings in this section are divided into three groups: Box, Fields, and Labels.

Background ​

A color picker for the form container background. Defaults to #ffffff.

Border ​

A border control (width, style, and color) for the form container. Defaults to 1px solid #c3c4c7.

Border Radius ​

A number field for the form container corner rounding, in pixels. Defaults to 0.

Width ​

A number field for the form container width, in pixels. Defaults to 320.

Padding ​

A sizing control for the form container internal spacing. Defaults to 26px 24px.

Field Background ​

A color picker for input field backgrounds inside the form. Defaults to #ffffff.

Field Color ​

A color picker for input field text. Defaults to #2c3338.

Field Font Size ​

A number field for input text size, in pixels. Defaults to 24.

Field Border ​

A border control for input fields. Defaults to 1px solid #8c8f94.

Field Border Radius ​

A number field for input field corner rounding, in pixels. Defaults to 4.

Field Bottom Spacing ​

A number field for the margin below each input field, in pixels. Defaults to 16.

Field Padding ​

A sizing control for input field internal spacing. Defaults to 3px 5px.

Label Font Size ​

A number field for the form label text size, in pixels. Defaults to 14.

Label Bottom Spacing ​

A number field for the margin below each label, in pixels. Defaults to 3.

Buttons ​

Display on new row ​

A toggle that moves the submit button below the "Remember Me" checkbox onto its own full-width row. When enabled, three additional controls appear: Button Width, Button Top Spacing, and Button Alignment. Disabled by default.

Button Width ​

A number field that sets the button width as a percentage of the form width. Defaults to 100. Only visible when "Display on new row" is enabled.

Button Top Spacing ​

A number field for the space above the button, in pixels. Defaults to 16. Only visible when "Display on new row" is enabled.

Padding ​

A sizing control for the button's internal spacing. Defaults to 9px 12px.

Font Size ​

A number field for the button text size, in pixels. Defaults to 13.

Border Radius ​

A number field for button corner rounding, in pixels. Defaults to 4.

The style controls are split into Initial and Hover tabs:

Initial tab:

  • Background - color picker for the button fill. Defaults to #2271b1.
  • Text Color - color picker for the button label. Defaults to #ffffff.
  • Border - border control for the button outline. Defaults to 1px solid #2271b1.

Hover tab:

  • Background - color picker for the button fill on hover. Defaults to #135e96.
  • Text Color - color picker for the button label on hover. Defaults to #ffffff.
  • Border Color - color picker for the button border on hover. Defaults to #135e96.

A group controlling the "Register" and "Lost your password?" links below the form.

  • Enabled - toggle to show or hide these links. On by default.
  • Color - color picker for the link text. Defaults to #50575e. Only visible when enabled.
  • Hover Color - color picker for the link text on hover. Defaults to #50575e. Only visible when enabled.
  • Font Size - number field for the link text size, in pixels. Defaults to 13. Only visible when enabled.

A group controlling the "Go to [Site Name]" link below the form.

  • Enabled - toggle to show or hide the link. On by default.
  • Color - color picker. Defaults to #50575e. Only visible when enabled.
  • Hover Color - color picker. Defaults to #50575e. Only visible when enabled.
  • Font Size - number field, in pixels. Defaults to 13. Only visible when enabled.

This group only appears if your site has a published privacy policy page set under Settings > Privacy.

  • Enabled - toggle to show or hide the privacy policy link. On by default.
  • Color - color picker. Defaults to #2271b1. Only visible when enabled.
  • Hover Color - color picker. Defaults to #135e96. Only visible when enabled.
  • Font Size - number field, in pixels. Defaults to 13. Only visible when enabled.

URL Settings ​

Change Login URL ​

A toggle that enables a custom login URL for your site. When enabled, the default wp-login.php path is replaced with a custom slug you specify. Visitors who try to access wp-login.php directly are redirected to a 404 page (or to your custom login URL if the redirect option below is enabled). Disabled by default.

Login URL ​

A text field where you enter the custom slug for your login page (for example, my-login). The login page then becomes accessible at yoursite.com/my-login. Only visible when "Change Login URL" is enabled. Be sure to bookmark or remember this URL, because the default login path stops working once this is active.

Redirect to Login ​

A toggle that controls what happens when a logged-out visitor tries to access wp-admin or wp-login.php. When enabled, they are redirected to your custom login URL instead of seeing a 404 page. Only visible when "Change Login URL" is enabled. Disabled by default.

Additional Options ​

Show Remember Me ​

A toggle controlling whether the "Remember Me" checkbox appears on the login form. Enabled by default.

Show Language Switcher ​

This option only appears if your WordPress installation has more than one language pack installed.

A toggle controlling whether the language dropdown appears on the login form. Enabled by default when available.

Reset All ​

A button that resets every Login Customizer setting back to its default value. Use this if you want to start over or if customizations have caused display issues on the login page.