Hide the Featured Image on Selected Posts
Adds a "Hide featured image on this post" checkbox to the editor, so a post can keep its image for archives, social shares and related posts but not repeat it at the top of the article.
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Adds a "Hide featured image on this post" checkbox to the editor, so a post can keep its image for archives, social shares and related posts but not repeat it at the top of the article.
Slides the sticky site header out of view while visitors scroll down to read and brings it back as soon as they scroll up, giving content more room on small screens.
Removes the Jetpack menu (and its dashboard widget) for authors, editors and other roles that cannot manage options, so they only see what they need.
Removes the language dropdown below the login form on sites that have extra languages installed.
Removes the logo above the login form entirely for a minimal login screen.
Removes the MonsterInsights reports widget from the WordPress dashboard for everyone except administrators, or for all users.
Removes the Plugins menu from subsite dashboards for everyone except super admins and blocks direct visits, even if "Enable administration menus" is on in Network Settings.
Removes the rarely used "Post via email" section from Settings > Writing.
Removes the "10.00 to 50.00" range at the top of variable product pages, so the exact price appears only once the shopper picks options.
Stops logged-out visitors from listing every REST API route and plugin namespace at /wp-json/, while the routes themselves keep working.
Blocks the REST API users endpoint for logged-in users who cannot edit posts, such as subscribers and shop customers, so a low-level account cannot list your authors and their usernames.
Removes the large "Shop" heading at the top of the main shop and category pages for a cleaner layout.
Removes the page title on the pages you list, such as a landing page or the homepage, while keeping it in menus, the browser tab and search results.
Removes the WPForms entries widget from the WordPress dashboard for everyone, keeping the dashboard focused on what you use.
Removes Wordfence's activity report widget from the dashboard for editors and other roles, keeping their dashboard focused on content.
Removes the Yoast SEO meta box for users who cannot publish pages, so only editors and administrators manage SEO settings.
Removes the Yoast SEO meta box from post types that never appear in search, such as internal records, while leaving it on everything else.
Hides the floating Google reCAPTCHA v3 badge in the bottom corner of every page.
Turns the scripts you list by handle into inactive placeholders and only runs them after the visitor gives consent, through the WP Consent API when a consent plugin provides it or the simple wpide_consent cookie otherwise.
Adds a hidden field to the comment form that people never see but many bots fill in. Comments that fill it are rejected before reaching the database.
Adds a hidden field to every Contact Form 7 form that people never see but spam bots fill in. Submissions with the field filled are marked as spam and never emailed.
Adds a hidden field to the lost password form that only bots fill in and silently ignores those requests, so bots cannot flood your users with reset emails.
Adds a sortable ID column to categories, tags and every other taxonomy screen, handy for shortcodes and filters that need term IDs.
Strips utm_*, fbclid, gclid and similar tracking parameters from the URL the Redirection plugin matches against, so a redirect still fires when a link arrives from a campaign.