Hide the WordPress Version Number
Removes the generator meta tag and the version from feeds, so the exact WordPress version is not advertised in your page source.
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Removes the generator meta tag and the version from feeds, so the exact WordPress version is not advertised in your page source.
Adds max-snippet:-1 and max-video-preview:-1 to the robots meta tag, letting search engines show longer text snippets and video previews for your pages.
Adds article:published_time and article:modified_time meta tags to blog posts, which social networks and search engines use to understand how fresh a post is.
Prints a meta description from the excerpt or opening words of posts, from term descriptions on archives and from the tagline on the homepage. Skipped when an SEO plugin is active.
Adds Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags (title, description, image, URL) so links shared on social networks show a proper preview. Skipped when an SEO plugin is active.
Adds author, ISBN, publisher, publication date, page count and a buy link to books, plus a [book_details] shortcode.
Shows WordPress's own Custom Fields meta box again, which Advanced Custom Fields hides by default to speed up the editor.
Adds a color picker to categories (or any taxonomy) with a swatch column in the term list, and a helper to use each term's color in your theme.
Copies chosen term meta, such as a category color, icon or display order, to the translations of categories and tags when they are created or updated.
Adds a copyright notice to your RSS and Atom feeds, plus optional editor and webmaster contact addresses, which feed directories and readers show alongside your feed.
Adds a [field] shortcode that prints the value of a custom field of the current post, so you can show details like a price or a subtitle inside the content.
Adds the color-scheme meta tags to HTML emails, so mail apps like Apple Mail and Outlook render them properly in dark mode instead of inverting your colors badly.
Adds a "wp delete-meta-key" command that removes one custom field key from all posts of a type, for example leftovers from an old SEO or page builder plugin, with a count before anything is deleted.
Deletes the custom user fields you list when you run a personal data erasure request under Tools > Erase Personal Data, so they are not left behind.
Adds an "Event details" box (start, end, venue, address, price, attendance mode and ticket link) to events, saved securely, plus an [event_details] shortcode to display them.
Adds the product meta fields you list to WooCommerce REST API product responses as a tidy "custom_fields" object, and lets API clients update them.
Registers a post meta field (a subtitle by default) so it is saved safely, available in the REST API and usable by the block editor and block bindings.
Lets REST API requests filter posts by custom fields you allow, e.g. /wp-json/wp/v2/posts?meta_key=location&meta_value=paris, for apps and headless front ends.
Adds a "wp orphaned-meta" command that counts custom field rows left behind by deleted posts, grouped by meta key, and removes them in small batches when you add --delete.
Adds a "wp largest-meta" command listing the biggest post, user and term meta rows with their key and owner, the quickest way to find plugins bloating the database with huge serialized data.
Sets which details appear under post titles in GeneratePress (date, author, categories, comments) in the order you want.
Adds geo.region, geo.placename, geo.position and ICBM meta tags with your business location to every page, a small extra local signal for some search engines and directories.
Adds the HTML meta tag Google Search Console uses to verify that you own the site.
Removes rarely needed panels like Discussion, Custom Fields and the slug box from the editor for everyone but administrators, in both editors.