Remove Optional Checkout Fields
Removes the company and second address line fields from the classic checkout form to make it shorter.
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Removes the company and second address line fields from the classic checkout form to make it shorter.
Removes the "Additional information" tab from single product pages. The reviews and description tabs can be removed the same way.
Stops chosen plugin or theme scripts and stylesheets from loading on the front end, optionally everywhere except the pages where they are needed.
Stops Gravity Forms adding tabindex numbers to fields, which can make keyboard users jump around the page in the wrong order, especially with several forms on one page.
Removes WooCommerce's "Status" and "Recent reviews" boxes from the WordPress dashboard, which also skips the queries they run on every dashboard visit.
Drops the jQuery Migrate compatibility script from public pages. Only use it when your theme and plugins work with current jQuery.
Lets visitors comment with just a name, for communities where asking for an email address puts people off.
Drops the "All dates" dropdown from post and media lists, saving a slow query on sites with many thousands of posts or files.
Removes the Website (URL) field from the comment form, which discourages comments posted only to get a link.
Changes the titles and order of the Description, Additional information and Reviews tabs on product pages.
Changes specific interface strings (button labels, notices, form text) differently for each language, without editing translation files.
Sets the Reply-To of Gravity Forms admin notifications to the email address the visitor entered, so hitting Reply answers them instead of your own site.
Sets the Reply-To of WPForms notifications to the email address the visitor entered when no Reply-To is configured, so pressing Reply answers them.
Sets a different Reply-To address depending on the email's subject, so replies to order, support or form emails reach the right team automatically.
Adds a required "I am at least 16 years old" checkbox to the WordPress and WooCommerce registration forms, since many privacy laws do not allow children to consent on their own.
Sends visitors who are not logged in from the shop, product, cart and checkout pages to the My Account login form, for wholesale and members-only stores.
Asks visitors to use their work email instead of a free webmail address such as Gmail or Yahoo, which helps B2B sites get qualified leads.
Rejects new passwords shorter than 12 characters on the profile screen, the Add New User screen and the password reset form.
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in Fluent Forms, so B2B forms bring in qualified leads.
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in Gravity Forms email fields, for B2B lead and demo request forms.
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in WPForms email fields, so B2B forms collect qualified leads.
Adds an "Invite code" field to the registration form and only lets people sign up with one of your codes, each with an optional limit on how many times it can be used.
Adds a required "I agree to the privacy policy" checkbox to the comment form and rejects comments that are submitted without it, with a link to your privacy page.
Sends subscribers, customers and other users without editing rights from wp-admin to the WooCommerce My Account page or the homepage, with options to keep the profile screen open and hide the admin bar. AJAX and front-end forms keep working.