Disable Duotone Filters
Removes the duotone image filter controls from the editor and stops WordPress outputting the default duotone presets.
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Snippets for the block editor: disable or limit blocks, lock patterns, set default blocks, change the editor width and add block styles. For developers and agencies who want a focused, client-proof editing experience.
Removes the duotone image filter controls from the editor and stops WordPress outputting the default duotone presets.
Removes the Openverse tab from the block inserter, so editors cannot pull external stock images into posts.
Stops WordPress from loading block patterns from the WordPress.org pattern directory, leaving only theme and plugin patterns.
Uses the classic editor for all posts and pages instead of the block editor. The block-based widgets screen is not affected.
Stops the "Welcome to the block editor" popup from appearing for new users.
Keeps the block editor for posts but uses the classic editor for the post types you list (pages by default).
Removes the drop cap toggle from the Paragraph block settings.
Removes the patterns bundled with your active theme from the inserter, for sites that only want their own patterns.
Shows a live character and word count under a short preview of the excerpt in the editor sidebar, colored when it is too short or too long for search results and post cards.
Adds four ready-made style options to the block editor: a card style for Group blocks, a pill style for buttons, a soft shadow for images and a checkmark style for lists.
Adds extra colors to the editor palette only while editing a chosen post type (for example a landing page type), and prints the matching color classes on the front end.
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.
Removes chosen templates, such as a landing page or a blank canvas, from the template picker for editors and authors, so only administrators can apply layouts that need care.
Removes the core blocks you list from the post editor, so writers only see the blocks you want them to use.
Removes the option to switch to and edit the site template from inside the post and page editor, so content editors cannot change the site layout by accident.
Removes the Additional CSS class(es) field from the block Advanced panel for non-administrators, keeping authors to the styles you have designed.
Adds a "Highlight" button to the text formatting toolbar that wraps selected words in a <mark> tag with a marker-pen look, for emphasis in posts.
Makes new Image blocks and media inserted in the editor use the Large size by default, instead of the full original file.
Removes the font families you do not use from the theme's font list, so editors see a short list and the unused fonts are never loaded.
Adds a "Keyboard key" format to the text toolbar that wraps text in <kbd> and styles it like a key cap, for tutorials with shortcuts such as Ctrl + S.
Shows only the heading levels you allow (for example H2 to H4) in the Heading block toolbar, so editors keep a clean document outline and never add a second H1.
Gives authors and contributors a short list of everyday blocks (text, headings, lists, images, quotes, embeds) while editors and administrators keep every block.
Reduces the unit dropdowns in spacing and size controls to the units you want (for example px, rem and %), keeping layouts consistent.
Hides the long list of embed blocks (TikTok, Reddit, Kickstarter and dozens more) from the inserter, keeping only the providers you actually use.