Site Health Checks for Weak Security Settings
Adds Site Health tests for common weak spots: default or reused security keys, an account named "admin", the file editor left enabled, and a world-readable wp-config.php file.
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Adds Site Health tests for common weak spots: default or reused security keys, an account named "admin", the file editor left enabled, and a world-readable wp-config.php file.
Adds the security token to My Account log out links placed in your navigation menus, so customers log out in one click instead of seeing a confirmation page.
Gives a bigger percentage discount as the cart subtotal grows, for example 5% over 100 and 10% over 200, and tells shoppers how close they are to the next tier.
Gives new users an author URL slug based on their user ID instead of their login name, and adds a one-click fix under Users for existing accounts whose author URL shows their username.
Prevents WordPress from emailing new users their login details when an account is created, for sites that onboard users another way.
Stops WordPress from emailing the network admin every time a site is created or someone activates a new site or account, useful on networks that create many sites automatically.
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 an admin bar item on the front of the site that counts the external domains the current page loads files from, and lists them on click, to help you keep your cookie notice and privacy policy accurate.
Shows a live character count for the post title in the editor sidebar, turning amber and red as it passes the length search engines usually display, to help write tidy titles.
Sends an event to Google Analytics 4 (or the GTM dataLayer) whenever a visitor clicks a phone number, email address or WhatsApp link, so you can count leads from these contacts.
Adds carrier and tracking number fields to the order screen, then shows a tracking link to the customer on their order page and in the completed order email.
Gives new sign-ups a "trial" role for a limited time (14 days by default) and then switches them to a basic role automatically the next time they visit.
Stops WooCommerce from looking up each visitor's location from their IP address and uses your store's base country as the default customer location instead.
Adds a "Students" column to the Tutor LMS courses list in wp-admin showing how many students are enrolled in each course.
Hides student dashboard menu items you don't use, such as Wishlist, Reviews or Q&A, to keep the Tutor LMS dashboard focused.
Creates a personal, single-use discount code for each completed order and adds it to the customer's "Order completed" email to encourage a second purchase.
Serves pages you choose (such as a dashboard or account page) from LiteSpeed's private per-visitor cache instead of the public one, so personal content is cached safely.
Removes the Select2 search boxes WooCommerce puts on the country and state fields, using the browser's native dropdowns that are lighter and easier on phones.
Shows administrators how many logged-in users were active in the last five minutes, with their names in a dropdown.
Shows a dashboard notice listing the administrator accounts when there are more than you expect, a prompt to downgrade old or unused ones.
Emails the administrator a short security summary every week: pending WordPress, plugin and theme updates, administrator accounts, new users of the week, inactive plugins and whether debug mode is on.
Adds a Words column to the Posts list showing the approximate length of each post.
Lets writers set a target word count for each post in the editor sidebar and shows a progress bar that fills as they write, handy for briefs and freelance work.
Adds a [word_count] shortcode that prints how many words the current post contains, handy for long-form guides and writing portfolios.