Open an Elementor Popup From a Link or URL Hash
Opens an Elementor Pro popup when the address ends in #popup-123 (123 being the popup ID), so you can link to a popup from emails, menus or other pages.
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Opens an Elementor Pro popup when the address ends in #popup-123 (123 being the popup ID), so you can link to a popup from emails, menus or other pages.
Changes the subject of the "New sale" email you receive to include the amount and the buyer's name, so you can see each sale from your inbox.
Prints a meta keywords tag built from each post's Rank Math focus keywords, for internal search tools and older engines that still read it.
Adds a [pdf_viewer] shortcode that shows a PDF from the Media Library or a URL inside the page with the browser's built-in viewer, plus a download link for phones that cannot display it inline.
Turns an ACF color picker on posts and pages into a --page-accent CSS variable, so each page can have its own highlight color.
Hides pages such as Privacy Policy or Thank You from the Pages widget and sorts the rest by their menu order.
Adds a column to Memberships > Members showing a value from the member's profile, such as their company or phone number.
Keeps chosen levels (for example a hidden staff or legacy level) off the public levels page while their checkout links keep working.
Only lets people check out with an email address from your allowed domains, for company, school or association memberships.
Redirects members who already have a level away from the levels page to their membership account page, unless they came to change their level.
Hides navigation menu items from anyone who doesn't hold a matching membership level, using a CSS class like wpide-level-2 on the item.
Stops scheduled tasks from running on local, development and staging copies of the site, so a cloned database does not send newsletters, sync orders or run backups twice.
Shows chosen payment methods, such as "Pay by invoice" or cheque, only to trusted roles like trade customers, and hides them from everyone else.
Removes Jetpack modules you never want used, such as Likes, Comments or Stats, from the list of available modules, so nobody can turn them on by accident.
Uses a URL saved in a custom field as the canonical link on posts republished from another site, overriding Yoast's default.
Sets how many entries each custom post type archive shows, separately from the blog setting, for example 12 portfolio items or every testimonial on one page.
Upgrades WordPress speculative loading (6.8+) from prefetch to prerender with moderate eagerness, so pages open almost instantly after a hover.
Lets visitors press the slash key on any page to put the cursor in the search box, a shortcut many people know from popular websites.
Registers a "Press Releases" post type with its own /press/ archive and feed, keeping announcements apart from the blog.
Stops anyone from deleting a category or tag while posts still use it, which avoids accidentally emptying sections of the site or breaking menus and links.
Stops anyone, administrators included, from activating a different theme, so a client cannot change the site design by accident.
Adds "Print invoice" and "Print packing slip" links to each order in the admin, opening a clean printable page without a PDF plugin.
Turns chosen product tags into coloured badges on product images, so tagging a product "vegan" or "limited" instantly shows a matching label.
Hides a category's products from the shop, search and product pages for everyone except the roles you choose, such as trade customers or members.