Remove the Admin Color Scheme Picker
Hides the Admin Color Scheme option on profile screens, keeping a consistent look for every user.
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Snippets for user accounts, roles and profiles: extra profile fields, new columns in the users list, last-login tracking and tighter control of what each role can do. Handy for membership sites, client sites and teams with many authors.
Hides the Admin Color Scheme option on profile screens, keeping a consistent look for every user.
Changes the names roles show on the Users screen and in role menus, for example "Subscriber" to "Member", without touching capabilities or the database.
Stops users from picking a public display name that another member already uses, which prevents impersonation in comments and forums.
Stops users from saving their profile (or an administrator from saving a user) without a first and last name.
Rejects new passwords shorter than 12 characters on the profile screen, the Add New User screen and the password reset form.
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.
Sorts the Users screen by registration date with the newest accounts on top by default, so new sign-ups are easy to review.
Invites logged-out readers to create a free account three quarters of the way through each article, when they are most engaged.
Adds LinkedIn, X and Instagram fields to the Contact Info section of user profiles, ready to show in author boxes.
Makes the email field read-only for everyone except administrators, for sites where the email is tied to a contract or a login policy.
Adds a "Suspend this account" checkbox to the user edit screen that logs the person out everywhere and blocks them from logging in until it is unticked.
Adds a required "I agree to the terms and privacy policy" checkbox to the WordPress registration form and records when each user agreed.
Records when each user last logged in and adds a sortable "Last Login" column to the Users screen.
Sets each user's public display name to "First Last" whenever both names are filled in, instead of showing their username.
Fills the empty alt attribute of avatars with the display name of the user or commenter, so accessibility checkers stop reporting images without alt text.
Adds an ID column to the Users screen, which is handy when a plugin or shortcode asks for a user ID.
Shows administrators how many logged-in users were active in the last five minutes, with their names in a dropdown.
Sends new members a confirmation link and blocks them from logging in until they click it, which keeps fake and mistyped email addresses out.
Adds your own image to the Default Avatar choices under Settings > Discussion, used for people without a Gravatar.