Hide Elementor Pro Upsells in wp-admin and the Editor
Hides the "Upgrade" and "Get Pro" menu links in wp-admin and the locked Pro widgets in the Elementor panel, for a cleaner interface on sites that use the free version.
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Hides the "Upgrade" and "Get Pro" menu links in wp-admin and the locked Pro widgets in the Elementor panel, for a cleaner interface on sites that use the free version.
Encodes every email address and mailto link in posts, widgets and comments so people see them normally but simple harvesting bots cannot read them.
Leaves pingbacks and trackbacks out of the Recent Comments widget and the Latest Comments block, so they show only real conversations.
Leaves comments written by authors, editors and administrators out of the Recent Comments widget, so it highlights what readers are saying.
Lets you keep a descriptive widget title in the admin but hide it on the site, just by starting the title with an exclamation mark.
Empties a widget area on the pages or post types you choose, for example to keep the sidebar off landing pages and checkout pages.
Stops the classic Recent Posts widget from listing the post that is currently being viewed.
Removes the MonsterInsights reports widget from the WordPress dashboard for everyone except administrators, or for all users.
Removes Wordfence's activity report widget from the dashboard for editors and other roles, keeping their dashboard focused on content.
Removes every dashboard widget, including those added by plugins, except the ones on your allow list.
Makes the last widget in the sidebar stick to the top of the screen while the visitor scrolls long posts, a good spot for a newsletter form or ad.
Gives editors access to Appearance > Menus and Widgets without letting them switch themes or open the Customizer.
Sends a CORS header with your RSS and Atom feeds, so web apps, widgets and dashboards on other domains can load them with fetch() instead of hitting a browser error.
Restricts the block widget editor and the Customizer to a short list of blocks that make sense in sidebars, keeping widget areas tidy for clients.
Adds a "Title link" field to every classic widget, turning its title into a link, for example from "Latest News" to your news page.
Adds aria-current="page" to any link on the page that points to the page being viewed, for menus, widget link lists and footer links that do not mark it themselves.
Publishes a second feed at /feed/popular/ listing your posts with the most comments from recent months, handy for "popular this month" newsletters and sidebar widgets on other sites.
Adds a "Most Discussed Posts" widget that lists the posts with the most comments, all-time or from the last few weeks, with optional comment counts.
Hides pages such as Privacy Policy or Thank You from the Pages widget and sorts the rest by their menu order.
Adds [post_title], [post_date], [post_modified], [post_author] and [post_url] shortcodes for templates, patterns and widgets that need details of the current post.
Purges the whole LiteSpeed Cache when the Customizer, menus or widgets are saved, so header, footer and sidebar changes appear on every page right away.
Adds a public /wp-json/site/v1/random endpoint that returns one random published post with its title, link and excerpt, for "surprise me" buttons or widgets.
Adds a "Random Quote" widget that shows a different quote, tip or testimonial from your list on each page view, with the source shown below it.
Keeps the smallest tags in tag cloud widgets and blocks large enough to read and tap, and sizes them in relative units so they grow with the visitor's text size.