Hide the Divi Library From Non-Administrators
Removes the Divi Library menu (saved layouts, sections and modules) for everyone except administrators, so global elements are not changed by accident.
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Removes the Divi Library menu (saved layouts, sections and modules) for everyone except administrators, so global elements are not changed by accident.
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.
Removes the large "Shop" heading at the top of the main shop and category pages for a cleaner layout.
Adds a public /wp-json/site/v1/image-sizes endpoint listing every registered image size with its width, height and crop setting, so headless front ends can pick the right size for each layout.
Stops the footer from floating halfway up the screen on pages with little content, by letting the main area grow to fill the window. Works with block and classic themes.
Cuts long post titles to two lines and excerpts to three lines in blog grids and Query Loop blocks, so cards line up neatly whatever the text length.
Reduces the unit dropdowns in spacing and size controls to the units you want (for example px, rem and %), keeping layouts consistent.
Wraps tables in posts and pages in a scrollable container so wide tables no longer break the layout on phones.
Shows images in any Gallery block with the class "wpide-masonry" in a Pinterest-style masonry layout, keeping each photo's natural shape instead of cropping it.
Turns the dropdown of any menu item with the CSS class "mega-menu" into a wide, multi-column panel, in classic theme menus and the Navigation block.
Shows the product category description after the product grid instead of before it, so shoppers see products first while the text still helps SEO.
Reorders the comment form so visitors fill in their name and email before writing the comment, the order many themes used before WordPress 4.4.
Changes the number of product columns on the shop and product category pages for classic themes.
Makes the post types you list use OceanWP's full-width layout without a sidebar, for shops, portfolios or courses.
Draws a faint dashed outline around blocks as you hover over them in the editor, making nested groups, columns and empty blocks easy to see.
Preloads the font files used above the fold, so text appears in the right font sooner and the layout shifts less.
Places the postcode and city fields side by side on the checkout, which saves space and matches how many countries write addresses.
Adds a box to the post editor that lists every custom field stored for the post, hidden ones included, with serialized arrays and JSON shown in a readable layout. Nothing can be changed from it.
Adds every PHP file in wp-content/page-templates/ to the page Template menu of classic themes, so custom layouts survive theme switches and updates.
Hides the WooCommerce breadcrumb trail on shop, category and product pages.
Hides the Position: Sticky setting from Group blocks in the editor, so editors cannot accidentally pin sections to the top of the screen.
Adds [layout_columns] and [layout_col] shortcodes that place content side by side in two, three or four columns and stack them on phones, for classic editor content and page builders without a columns tool.
Only administrators can lock and unlock blocks, so locked layouts stay intact when other users edit content.
Flips the stacking order of a Columns block with the class "wpide-reverse-mobile" on phones, so an image placed on the right appears above its text instead of below.