Vourno Coupons
Vourno Coupons
Description
Vourno Coupons lets you run a pandaexpresscouponand deals site (or add a deals section to any existing site) without touching code.
Core features:
- Dedicated “Coupons” custom post type — add a coupon like you’d add a post.
- Fields for code, discount text, minimum order, expiry date, status (Active / Check App / Expired), and redemption link.
[vrnc_list]shortcode with table or card layout, filterable by store taxonomy and status.[vrnc_code id="123"]shortcode to embed a single coupon inline in any post.- One-click “Copy Code” button with clipboard support and a fallback for older browsers.
- Built-in AJAX usage tracking — see how many times each coupon was copied.
- Optional daily auto-expiry: coupons past their expiry date are automatically marked “Expired”.
- Sidebar widget to show your top active coupons.
- Store/brand taxonomy so you can group coupons (e.g. by restaurant, retailer, or category).
- Configurable disclaimer text shown under every coupon list, encouraging users to verify at checkout.
- Translation-ready, uses WordPress core styling conventions, and sanitizes/escapes all input and output.
Example usage:
[vrnc_list]
[vrnc_list layout="cards" count="6"]
[vrnc_list store="my-brand" status="active"]
[vrnc_code id="42"]
Installation
- Upload the
vourno-couponsfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install directly through the WordPress Plugins screen. - Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.
- Go to Coupons > Add New to create your first coupon.
- Go to Coupons > Settings to configure auto-expiry and the disclaimer text.
- Add
[vrnc_list]to any page or post to display your coupons.
Faq
No. You manually add every coupon through the WordPress admin. The plugin does not scrape or pull codes from external sites.
Yes, use the built-in “Store” taxonomy under Coupons.
Yes, the shortcodes work inside any shortcode-compatible block, widget, or page builder module.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release.