"Out of Stock" Labels in Variation Dropdowns
Adds "(out of stock)" next to sold-out options in the variation dropdown of single-attribute products, such as sizes, so shoppers see availability before choosing.
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Adds "(out of stock)" next to sold-out options in the variation dropdown of single-attribute products, such as sizes, so shoppers see availability before choosing.
Adds a "Regenerate sizes" link under each image in the Media Library list that rebuilds all its thumbnails, useful after changing image sizes or fixing a bad crop, without a plugin.
Adds your own named font sizes, such as "Lead" or "Display", to the font size picker in the block editor alongside the theme's sizes.
Stops browsers on large screens from downloading huge image versions by leaving very wide sizes out of the responsive srcset list.
Makes WordPress crop square thumbnails from the top of each image rather than the middle, so heads in portraits and headlines in screenshots are not cut off.
Adds Tools > Database Tables listing every table of your site with its row count, data and index size and reclaimable space, sorted by size, with an Optimize button for tables that need it.
Adds Tools > Unused Image Sizes, which finds resized copies of your images made for sizes your current theme and plugins no longer register, shows how much space they take, and deletes them in batches after confirmation.
Turns off the automatic sizes="auto" attribute WordPress adds to lazy-loaded images, which some themes and sliders display incorrectly.
Stops WordPress from adding srcset and sizes attributes to images, for sites where an image CDN already serves the right size.
Limits the tag cloud to 30 tags with font sizes between 12 and 18 pixels, so it looks tidy in narrow sidebars.
Makes headings scale smoothly between mobile and desktop sizes with CSS clamp(), generated from a simple size table, so titles never look too big on phones.
Registers an image size, such as a wide portfolio banner, but only creates it for images uploaded to that post type, so every other upload is not stored in yet another size.
Adds hide-on-mobile, hide-on-tablet and hide-on-desktop classes you can put in any block's "Additional CSS class" field to show it only on certain screen sizes.
Adds utility classes you can put on any block (hide-on-mobile, hide-on-tablet, hide-on-desktop) to show different content on different screen sizes.
Shows a short note with your image rules, such as recommended sizes, file types and the need for alt text, right inside the media uploader and Media > Add New screen.
Adds a public /wp-json/site/v1/image-sizes endpoint listing every registered image size with its width, height and crop setting, so headless front ends can pick the right size for each layout.
Adds a box to the image edit screen listing every size WordPress generated for it, with dimensions, file size and a link to open each one, to check crops and spot missing sizes.
Removes the custom color picker, custom gradients and free-form font and spacing sizes from the editor, so editors can only choose from your theme's palette and scales.
Removes the custom color picker, default palettes and custom font sizes from the block editor, so editors can only use your theme's brand styles.
Rejects image uploads that are smaller or larger than the pixel sizes you set, so blurry thumbnails and oversized camera originals never reach the Media Library.
Adds your registered custom image sizes to the size dropdown in the block editor and media modal, so editors can pick them when inserting images.
Keeps the smallest tags in tag cloud widgets and blocks large enough to read and tap, and sizes them in relative units so they grow with the visitor's text size.
Adds a Tools > Image Sizes screen listing every image size WordPress creates on upload, with its width, height and crop mode, so you can see what themes and plugins have added.
Cleans up formatting pasted from Word, Google Docs and web pages when a post is saved, removing inline fonts, colors and sizes, font tags, bare spans and Office classes so text follows your theme.