Disable "sizes=auto" on Lazy-Loaded Images
Turns off the automatic sizes="auto" attribute WordPress adds to lazy-loaded images, which some themes and sliders display incorrectly.
Snippet Library
Snippets that switch off WordPress features you do not use: comments, the block editor, RSS feeds, automatic updates, attachment pages and more. One snippet per feature, so you turn off exactly what you want and nothing else.
Turns off the automatic sizes="auto" attribute WordPress adds to lazy-loaded images, which some themes and sliders display incorrectly.
Turns comments off everywhere: closes comments and pings, hides existing comments, and removes the Comments menu, admin bar item and comment feed links.
Removes the loading="lazy" attribute WordPress adds to images and iframes. Use it when another plugin handles lazy loading or it conflicts with a slider.
Prevents plugins and themes from updating automatically and hides the auto-update toggles. Core security releases keep installing.
Removes the Post Format option (aside, gallery, quote and so on) from the editor when your theme supports formats you do not use.
Hides the built-in Posts type everywhere in the admin and on the front end, for brochure sites that only use pages.
Hides the Site Health screen, its dashboard widget and its menu entry for every user.
Turns search off: search URLs return a 404 page, the search form is emptied and the classic Search widget is removed.
Hides the front-end admin bar for all users, including administrators. The admin area is not affected.
Removes plugin and theme notices, update nags and promotions from the admin for everyone who is not an administrator.
Keeps only the embed providers you choose, like YouTube and Vimeo, in the block inserter instead of dozens of services.
Removes the rarely used "Post via email" section from Settings > Writing.
Stops anyone, administrators included, from activating a different theme, so a client cannot change the site design by accident.
Hides block styles you do not want editors to use, such as the outline button or rounded image, from the block editor.
Keeps links pasted on their own line as plain links instead of turning them into embedded videos, tweets or posts.