Hide Akismet's Approved-Comments Count in the Comments List
Removes the "X approved" badge Akismet shows next to each commenter in Comments, which some moderators find distracting or which reveals too much about returning visitors.
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Removes the "X approved" badge Akismet shows next to each commenter in Comments, which some moderators find distracting or which reveals too much about returning visitors.
Removes the Beaver Builder templates and saved rows menu from wp-admin for everyone but administrators, so shared layouts are not edited by mistake.
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.
Removes the Bricks Templates menu for everyone except administrators, protecting headers, footers and popups built as Bricks templates.
Hides commenters' email addresses in the comment lists of the dashboard for users who are not moderators, so authors can reply to comments without seeing readers' personal email addresses.
Hides commenters' IP addresses in the Comments screens for editors, moderators and authors, so only administrators can see this personal data.
Removes the Comments menu, admin bar bubble and screen for users without moderation rights, such as authors and contributors.
Adds aria-hidden to inline SVG icons that sit next to visible text inside links and buttons, so screen readers stop announcing meaningless graphic names.
Hides color, typography, spacing and border controls in the block editor for authors and contributors, so they focus on writing while editors keep full design control.
Hides the Projects post type that Divi adds, from the admin menu, menus, search and the front end, for sites that never use it.
Removes rarely needed panels like Discussion, Custom Fields and the slug box from the editor for everyone but administrators, in both editors.
Hides the "Upgrade" and "Get Pro" menu links in wp-admin and the locked Pro widgets in the Elementor panel, for a cleaner interface on sites that use the free version.
Removes the Templates menu Elementor adds to wp-admin for everyone except administrators and blocks direct access to the list, protecting headers, footers and popups.
Encodes every email address and mailto link in posts, widgets and comments so people see them normally but simple harvesting bots cannot read them.
Keeps only the embed providers you choose, like YouTube and Vimeo, in the block inserter instead of dozens of services.
Finds heading tags on the page that contain no text (often left behind by page builders and themes) and hides them from screen readers, so they do not show up as blank entries in the heading list.
Removes your next-day or express shipping option after a set time and at weekends, so customers are not promised a delivery you cannot dispatch.
Removes the Donations menu from the dashboard for users who cannot view GiveWP reports, keeping editors' menus short on charity sites.
Removes Tools > Import and Tools > Export from subsite dashboards for non-super-admins and blocks the screens, keeping content moves in the network team's hands.
Keeps items filed under certain terms (such as "Archived" or "Internal") off a post type's main archive, while their own term archive still lists them.
Turns off Jetpack's sharing buttons on chosen post types, categories or individual posts, such as landing pages, legal pages or members-only content.
Removes Jetpack's in-dashboard upgrade prompts, "just in time" messages and Blaze promotion links, giving clients a cleaner admin.
Hides shortcodes such as [old_slider id="3"] that show up as raw text after the plugin that handled them was removed.
Removes the "Go to site", "Lost your password?" and privacy policy links from the login screen, each one switchable on its own.