Site Activity Timeline Widget
Adds a dashboard widget with one timeline of the latest published posts, approved comments and new user sign-ups, newest first, so you see what happened on the site at a glance.
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Adds a dashboard widget with one timeline of the latest published posts, approved comments and new user sign-ups, newest first, so you see what happened on the site at a glance.
Stops sending comments from logged-in users who can edit posts (authors, editors, administrators) to Akismet, saving API calls and keeping staff replies out of the spam queue.
Uses the CSS content-visibility property so browsers skip laying out the comments section, footer and related posts until the visitor scrolls near them, which speeds up rendering of long pages.
Sends users with certain roles straight to a more useful screen, like the Posts list, whenever they open the dashboard.
Publishes posts with a single click instead of opening the "Are you ready to publish?" panel first. Each user can still switch the panel back on in the editor preferences.
Adds a Slug column to the posts and pages lists so you can check permalinks without opening each item.
Lists recently edited posts first in the admin, unless you click a column to sort differently.
Adds a "Sort by" menu above the blog and archive lists so visitors can switch between newest, oldest, A to Z and most discussed posts.
Orders posts in chosen categories by title from A to Z, which suits glossaries, directories and recipe indexes.
Adds a sortable "Last Modified" column to the Posts and Pages lists so you can see which content was edited most recently.
Sends a comment to spam when exactly the same text was already posted on another post in the last day, a typical sign of a spam bot working through your site.
Places a sponsor or partner message 80% of the way through each post, where it reaches readers who are almost finished without interrupting the start.
Adds an optional 1 to 5 star rating to the comment form, saves it with the comment and shows the stars above the comment text, for review-style posts.
Adds a [star_rating] shortcode that shows a rating such as 4.5 out of 5 as stars, with half stars and a text label for screen readers, for reviews and comparison posts.
Fills the editor of every new post with your own starter text or outline, so writers begin from the same structure each time.
Keeps the header row of long tables in posts visible while visitors scroll down through the rows, so they always know which column is which.
Puts sticky posts at the top of the category archives they belong to, the same way WordPress already does on the blog page.
Keeps the sidebar visible while visitors scroll through long posts on desktop screens, so your widgets and calls to action stay in view.
Keeps the column headings of posts, pages, users and other admin tables visible while you scroll long lists.
Lets authors and contributors write and submit posts as usual, but once a post is published only editors and administrators can change it, which keeps approved content approved.
Keeps sticky posts in normal date order on the blog page, so you can still mark posts as sticky for other uses without changing the main feed.
Keeps links pasted on their own line as plain links instead of turning them into embedded videos, tweets or posts.
Gives code blocks and inline code in your posts a dark, readable style with rounded corners, a monospace font stack and horizontal scrolling for long lines.
Adds a "Subtitle" box to the post editor, saves it securely and provides a [wpide_subtitle] shortcode and a helper to display it in your theme.