Custom "Added to Cart" Message
Rewrites the notice shown after a product is added to the cart, with your own text and a link to the cart or checkout.
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Rewrites the notice shown after a product is added to the cart, with your own text and a link to the cart or checkout.
Adds a new Support section to the My Account area with its own URL and content, for help links, a contact form shortcode or FAQs.
Replaces the "Thank you for creating with WordPress" line at the bottom of every admin screen with your own message.
Adds a "CSS classes" field to every classic widget, so you can style individual widgets from your theme or a CSS snippet.
Lets you write extra CSS for individual block types (for example tables or quotes) that WordPress prints only on pages that actually contain those blocks.
Adds a simple "Notice Box" widget to Elementor with a title, text and four styles (info, success, warning, error), in its own "Site Widgets" panel category.
Replaces "Your cart is currently empty" on the classic cart page with a friendlier message of your own.
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 custom fields you choose, such as an event date or location, to each RSS item as its own element, for newsletter tools, aggregators and partner sites that read your feed.
Replaces the standard "This content is password protected" sentence with your own message, for example explaining how to get the password.
Adds your own thank-you text, next steps or support details below the receipt that buyers see after an Easy Digital Downloads purchase.
Validates chosen Contact Form 7 fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or membership IDs, each with its own error message.
Validates chosen Fluent Forms fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or membership IDs, each with its own error message.
Validates WPForms single-line text fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or VAT IDs, chosen per field with a CSS class.
Replaces the grey WooCommerce placeholder with your own image for products that do not have a featured image yet.
Adds a column per custom post type to the Users screen showing how many published items each user has, next to the built-in Posts count.
Adds an editor box to each product for an extra tab, such as "Ingredients" or "Specifications", that only appears on products where you filled it in.
Replaces the spacing presets in the editor's padding, margin and block spacing controls with your own scale, so every page uses the same rhythm.
Replaces the standard "Out of stock" and "Available on backorder" labels on product pages with your own wording.
Ignores filler words such as "can", "my" or "need" in multi-word searches, so "how can I reset my password" finds posts about resetting passwords.
Adds your own CSS to every WooCommerce email, for example to change fonts, button colours or table borders, without overriding email templates.
Sets the title feed readers and podcast apps show for your feeds, for example "Acme Blog" instead of the full site name and archive name.
Sets the browser and search result title of the homepage to the exact text you choose instead of "Site Name - Tagline".
Gives chosen sites a bigger (or smaller) upload quota than the network default, without editing each site in Network Admin.