Block Bindings Source: Reading Time
Registers a "Reading time" block bindings source, so a Paragraph or Heading in your templates can show "5 min read" for the current post (WordPress 6.5+).
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Registers a "Reading time" block bindings source, so a Paragraph or Heading in your templates can show "5 min read" for the current post (WordPress 6.5+).
Refuses newsletter signups from throwaway email domains in Mailchimp for WordPress forms, keeping your audience clean and your Mailchimp bill lower.
Stops the roles you list from opening the Elementor editor, using Elementor's own role exclusion list, while they keep normal access to the WordPress editor.
Answers requests that use HTTP methods WordPress never needs (such as TRACE, TRACK, CONNECT or DEBUG) with a 405 error before any page is built.
Shows WordPress's own Custom Fields meta box again, which Advanced Custom Fields hides by default to speed up the editor.
Sends cache headers on RSS feeds and XML sitemaps so feed readers, crawlers and CDNs can reuse them for an hour instead of making WordPress rebuild them on every request.
Adds every newly activated member to the BuddyPress groups you choose, such as a "Welcome" or "Announcements" group.
Adds a new tab to every BuddyPress member profile with your own content, for example "Portfolio" showing the member's posts.
Stops BuddyPress from requesting Gravatar images for members without an uploaded photo and uses the local mystery-person image instead, for privacy and speed.
Emails the site admin when a new member activates their BuddyPress account, with a link to their profile.
Removes the "active 5 minutes ago" timestamps from BuddyPress profiles and the members directory, for communities where members value privacy.
Keeps site administrators (and any other roles you list) out of the BuddyPress members directory and member counts on the directory page.
Keeps activity created by administrators (such as testing posts and profile edits) out of the public activity streams.
Removes routine entries such as "became a registered member", "changed their profile picture" and new friendships from the activity streams.
Adds a "Last active" column to the WordPress Users screen using BuddyPress's activity tracking, so you can see who is actually using the community.
Restricts creating BuddyPress groups to the roles you choose, such as editors or paying members, while everyone can still join groups.
Shortens activity updates and comments longer than a set number of characters, which keeps the stream readable and discourages wall-of-text spam.
Automatically marks activity updates and comments that contain words from your blocklist as spam, so they never appear in the stream.
Changes how many members the BuddyPress members directory shows per page, and can switch the default order to alphabetical.
Sends logged-out visitors who open BuddyPress pages (members, profiles, activity, groups) to the login screen, so the community is visible to members only.
Limits BuddyPress private messages so members can only message people who have accepted their friend request, which cuts down unwanted messages.
Adds a [wpide_bp_field name="Location"] shortcode that prints a BuddyPress profile field for the logged-in member, or for the profile being viewed.
Shows a friendly notice on BuddyPress pages to members who have not filled in important profile fields or uploaded a profile photo, with a link to edit their profile.
Removes tabs from BuddyPress member profiles, such as Friends or Groups, while leaving the components switched on elsewhere.