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Rob Art
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Pliitz Splash Screen
Create welcome screens, logo intros and full-screen image splashes for your website. Easy visual setup, precise timing and smart visitor frequency.
Pliitz Splash Screen ranks #73,225 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #5,822 of 6,651 in the Media category, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v0.8.6
Current Version v0.8.6
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 0.8.6
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- Oct 28, 2026
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- 6.2+
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Pliitz Splash Screen
Only if you choose "Always". By default it shows once per session, and you can also set once per day, once per week or once per visitor. Each splash remembers visitors independently.
Yes. Which splash is chosen is decided server-side, but the "has this visitor seen it / how often" logic runs in the browser, so a cached page still behaves correctly.
Yes, with the Pro Scheduled Splashes feature: schedule a splash for a one-off date range or a date that repeats every year, and it overrides your default splash for that window.
A session lasts as long as the browser tab. If a visitor closes the tab or window and comes back later, that is a new session and the splash shows again. If you want it shown less often, use once per day, once per week, or once per visitor.
It is remembered in that browser, on that device. The same person visiting from a different browser or device, or after clearing their browsing data, will see it again. There is no account or server-side record of who has seen it.
No. It is a decorative overlay that removes itself. It is not a content gate or an age check, and it does not restrict what a visitor can reach.
The overlay is hidden by default and only revealed by script, so visitors without JavaScript simply see the site normally, with no splash and nothing covering the page.
An overlay is extra work, so it is not a performance feature. What it is designed for is to be cache-safe — it works behind full-page caching — and to avoid any flash of unstyled content before the splash appears.
Yes. Copy a splash's shortcode from the Splashes list and paste it into the page: [pliitz id="123"]. That page will show that splash instead of whichever one is active site-wide, and the splash's own "Home page only / Every page" setting is ignored there — you have named the page, so that is the page it appears on. The shortcode produces no visible output where you place it. The splash is a full-screen overlay, so it covers the page rather than sitting inside the content.
Settings → Maintenance → "Reset seen records". That marks every stored record as stale, so visitors who had already seen the splash will see it once more.
