Everything you need to configure the UnoView mobile experience layer — from page transitions and Smart Navigation to swipe-back gestures, performance tools and the advanced interaction layer available in UnoView PRO.
UnoView is a mobile experience layer for WordPress designed to make normal website navigation feel smoother and closer to a native mobile app.
It enhances the experience while preserving the normal WordPress architecture underneath it: real URLs, real pages, browser history, server rendering and your existing SEO structure.
UnoView does not convert WordPress into a SPA or replace your theme. Instead, it adds intelligent navigation, transitions, gestures and compatibility handling around the existing site.
UnoView uses the browser View Transitions API where supported and keeps a safe animated fallback available for other compatible browsers.
The core UnoView experience is available in both Free and PRO and contains the main navigation and transition system.
Page transitions control the visual change between internal WordPress pages so navigation feels smoother and more app-like on mobile.
Adjust Transition Duration and Transition Intensity to control how noticeable the selected effect should feel.
Smart Navigation understands the difference between forward and back navigation instead of treating every page change in exactly the same way.
UnoView can prepare eligible internal pages before the visitor opens them, reducing the feeling of waiting during navigation.
On supported browsers this uses the browser Speculation Rules API. UnoView also keeps a conservative prefetch strategy for appropriate environments.
Swipe-to-back lets mobile visitors return to the previous page using a horizontal gesture.
The gesture protects interactive elements and horizontal components from accidental back navigation.
Choose one of three sensitivity levels:
Smart Scroll Restore remembers useful scroll positions so returning to previous content feels natural instead of always jumping back to the top.
No per-page configuration is required. UnoView manages eligible browser-history restoration automatically.
Shared Element Transitions visually connect matching media between the page being left and the destination page.
For example, a post thumbnail can visually flow into the larger featured image on the article page.
UnoView detects common WordPress, WooCommerce and image relationships automatically.
data-unoview-shared value.Touch Experience adds mobile press feedback and optional haptic vibration so taps feel more immediate and native-app-like.
Interactive Page Stack reveals the previous page underneath the current page while the visitor actively drags a swipe-back gesture.
The effect follows the actual gesture progress instead of simply playing a fixed animation after the swipe completes.
Interactive Page Stack works together with Swipe-to-back and includes safe fallback behavior when the previous page preview cannot be loaded.
Smart Toasts provide compact app-style feedback for site actions.
Custom toast triggers can use the supported data-unoview-toast attribute.
Smart Notifications are local app-style notifications configured and stored entirely inside WordPress.
They are displayed while visitors are actively using the site. They are not background push notifications.
Define what happens when the visitor taps the notification: None, Page, Post or Product.
Choose a notification icon or replace the icon area with an image selected from the WordPress Media Library.
Set how long the notification stays visible, from 5 to 30 seconds.
Show the notification instantly or delay it from 5 to 30 seconds.
Choose between Wiggle, Bounce or Pulse.
Effects can play once or loop. When looping, the repeat interval can be configured from 2 to 15 seconds.
Add optional start and end dates and times using the UnoView calendar interface. Start defaults to 09:00 and End defaults to 23:59.
Use Save draft while building or reviewing a notification. Use Publish notification when it is ready to become eligible according to its configured rules.
Notification edits are saved inside the Notifications interface and do not depend on the global UnoView Save Changes button.
Smart Link Handling applies a central navigation policy so UnoView enhances normal internal links while leaving actions that need native browser or WordPress behavior untouched.
UnoView automatically bypasses:
Exclude specific same-site routes from selected UnoView behavior. Rules can bypass Entire UnoView, Transitions, Prefetch or Swipe.
The * wildcard can be used where appropriate.
Add CSS selectors for custom components that should keep their original interaction behavior, such as sliders or complex interactive widgets.
Prevent normal UnoView frontend effects from affecting administrators while they work on the site.
Navigation Recovery protects the interface from becoming stuck when a navigation is cancelled, blocked or fails before temporary transition state has been cleared.
It is designed to work automatically and normally requires no manual tuning.
Provides a graceful transition path when the preferred native transition capability is not available.
UnoView respects the visitor's operating-system prefers-reduced-motion accessibility preference. Compatible animations and notification effects are automatically suppressed or simplified when requested.
UnoView includes dedicated compatibility handling for UnoDock.
UnoDock remains visually persistent while page content transitions around it. UnoView also keeps browser history coherent while excluding UnoDock itself from transition, touch, prefetch and haptic effects.
UnoView protects common Elementor widgets and WooCommerce interactions that should not be treated as ordinary navigation links. Menus, product actions, galleries and AJAX interactions should be tested on mobile after major navigation changes.
Compatibility handling is included for common form interactions from:
Preview important UnoView experience settings without first saving them or navigating the live website.
The Preview includes sample: Home, Explore, Article and Saved.
Compare transition type, duration, intensity, direction and supported touch settings before saving.
Navigation Debug shows technical information about current UnoView decisions, including:
Enable it only while troubleshooting and disable it when testing is complete.
Clears temporary UnoView cached state after meaningful navigation or compatibility changes.
Restores UnoView settings to their default configuration. This should only be used when you intentionally want to discard the current UnoView configuration.
License and account state are not reset when restoring UnoView defaults.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Core navigation experience | ||
| Seven page transitions | ||
| Smart Navigation | ||
| Speculation Rules / smart prefetching | ||
| Swipe-to-back | ||
| Smart Scroll Restore | ||
| Shared Element Transitions | ||
| Smart Link Handling | ||
| Navigation Exclusions | ||
| Navigation Recovery | ||
| Animated fallback | ||
| Reduced Motion support | ||
| Interactive Preview | ||
| Navigation Debug | ||
| UnoDock compatibility | ||
| WooCommerce & Elementor compatibility | ||
| Common form-plugin compatibility | ||
| Touch Experience | – | |
| Haptic feedback | – | |
| Interactive Page Stack | – | |
| Smart Toasts | – | |
| Smart Notifications | – | |
| Notification targeting & audience | – | |
| Notification scheduling & frequency | – | |
| Notification images & motion effects | – |
Add Touch Experience, Interactive Page Stack, Smart Toasts and the complete Smart Notifications system to the UnoView core experience.
No. UnoView preserves normal WordPress pages, URLs, server rendering, browser history and SEO structure.
No. UnoView uses native View Transitions where available and can use an animated fallback on browsers that do not support the preferred capability.
Yes. UnoView has dedicated UnoDock compatibility handling so the dock remains visually persistent while page content transitions around it.
No. Smart Notifications are local notifications shown while visitors are actively using eligible pages on the website.
Yes. A notification can appear everywhere or on selected Pages, Posts and WooCommerce Products.
No. Vibration depends on browser and device support. Unsupported devices simply skip the vibration while keeping the rest of the UnoView interaction intact.
Yes. UnoView automatically suppresses or simplifies compatible motion when the visitor requests reduced animation through their device settings.
If you experience an issue with UnoView, include as much context as possible when contacting support.
Get help directly from the UnoizeStudio team for any UnoView issue, Free or PRO.
Contact support →Add Touch Experience, Interactive Page Stack, Smart Toasts and the complete Smart Notifications system.
Explore UnoView PRO →