Search Engine Visibility Column for Network Sites
Adds a column to Network Admin > Sites that flags sites set to "Discourage search engines", a common leftover after a site launches.
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Adds a column to Network Admin > Sites that flags sites set to "Discourage search engines", a common leftover after a site launches.
Adds a [search_form] shortcode that places a search box anywhere and can limit results to certain post types, such as a docs-only or products-only search.
Lets the site search also match text stored in custom fields, such as a subtitle, location or product code, not just titles and content.
Makes the Media Library search, in both the grid and list views and the media picker, also match images by their alt text, which often describes the image better than the file name.
Makes the site search return products only, turning the regular search box into a product search.
Restricts the site search to titles, so results contain only posts whose title matches, which is useful for glossaries, directories and recipe sites.
Makes the site search also return posts written by authors whose name matches the search, so "maria" finds everything by Maria Lopez.
Adds a panel to the editor sidebar that previews how the post may look as a search engine result, with its title, address and description, updating live as you edit the title and excerpt.
Makes searches for one word also find posts that use another word with the same meaning, for example "sofa" also finds "couch", using groups you define.
Gives highlighted search words a soft marker-pen look instead of the browser's default yellow box, matching the Highlight Search Terms snippet and any mark elements.
Adds a "wp search-content" command that finds an exact word or phrase in titles, content and excerpts of every post type, so you can locate old links, prices or names quickly.
Makes the search box on the Users screen also find people by their first name, last name or full name, not just username and email.
On category pages, adds an "Only in [category]" checkbox to the search form and Search block, ticked by default, so visitors can search just that section.
Lets shoppers find products by typing their SKU into the store search, including SKUs of individual variations.
Makes multi-word searches match the exact phrase instead of any page that contains all the words somewhere, giving tighter results on large sites.
Adds a Tools > Options Viewer screen where administrators can search the options table by name and see each value decoded and pretty-printed, including serialized arrays that Settings > All hides.
Adds "Dark section" and "Soft accent section" styles to Group, Columns and Cover blocks, which recolor the background, text, links, headings and buttons inside in one click (WordPress 6.6+).
Reassures shoppers right above the WooCommerce payment button that the connection is encrypted and card details are handled by the payment provider.
Sends nosniff, a strict referrer policy, a restrictive permissions policy and a cross-origin opener policy on dashboard and login pages, which front-end header snippets do not cover.
Preselects the lowest-priced shipping option for new carts instead of whichever method happens to be first in the zone.
Detects Google Fonts stylesheets loaded on your site, lets you download them to your own server from Tools > Local Google Fonts, and then serves the local copies so visitors' browsers never contact Google.
Makes the total quantity from a category a multiple of a case size, for example 6 or 12 bottles, and explains how many more to add.
Makes products sell only in multiples, such as packs of 6, by setting the quantity step and checking the cart.
Points the "Continue shopping" and "Return to shop" links to the main shop page instead of the last viewed product or the homepage.