Custom CSS Classes for Widgets
Adds a "CSS classes" field to every classic widget, so you can style individual widgets from your theme or a CSS snippet.
Snippet Library
Widgets snippets for WordPress
Snippets for widgets and sidebars: restore the classic widget screen, register new widget areas, remove default widgets and allow shortcodes in text widgets. For classic themes and sites that still lean on sidebars.
Exclude Categories From the Categories Widget
Hides chosen categories from the classic Categories widget list or dropdown.
Exclude a Category From the Recent Posts Widget
Keeps posts from the categories you choose out of the classic Recent Posts widget, for example sponsored posts or internal news.
Hide Pingbacks From the Recent Comments Widget
Leaves pingbacks and trackbacks out of the Recent Comments widget and the Latest Comments block, so they show only real conversations.
Hide the Current Post From the Recent Posts Widget
Stops the classic Recent Posts widget from listing the post that is currently being viewed.
Link Widget Titles to a Page
Adds a "Title link" field to every classic widget, turning its title into a link, for example from "Latest News" to your news page.
Most Discussed Posts Widget
Adds a "Most Discussed Posts" widget that lists the posts with the most comments, all-time or from the last few weeks, with optional comment counts.
Pages Widget: Exclude Pages and Sort by Menu Order
Hides pages such as Privacy Policy or Thank You from the Pages widget and sorts the rest by their menu order.
Random Quote Widget
Adds a "Random Quote" widget that shows a different quote, tip or testimonial from your list on each page view, with the source shown below it.
Recent Posts Widget Follows the Current Category
Makes the classic Recent Posts widget list posts from the same category as the post being read, turning it into a simple related posts list.
Schedule Widgets With Start and End Dates
Adds "Show from" and "Show until" date fields to every classic widget, so a promotion, event notice or holiday message appears and disappears on its own.