Leave Noindexed Content Out of Site Search
Hides posts and pages that you set to noindex in Yoast SEO or Rank Math from your own site search, such as thank-you pages and thin landing pages.
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Hides posts and pages that you set to noindex in Yoast SEO or Rank Math from your own site search, such as thank-you pages and thin landing pages.
Adds a small, separated disclaimer built from blocks at the end of posts and pages, for example a "not financial or medical advice" notice.
Adds a Cancel button in My Account for orders that are on hold (for example unpaid bank transfers), not just pending ones.
Gives editors access to the Redirection plugin's screens so they can add and fix redirects themselves, without making them administrators.
Allows editors to add, edit and remove users, while making sure they can never create administrators or touch administrator accounts.
Adds an "I am signing up as" choice to the registration form that gives the new account one of the roles you allow, for example Reader or Writer.
Stops The Events Calendar from adding a noindex tag to calendar pages that currently have no events, useful for seasonal calendars that should stay in search results.
Adds a role to students when they complete a chosen LifterLMS course, for example to unlock a graduates-only area.
Gives users an extra role when they join a LifterLMS membership and removes it again when they leave, so other plugins can use roles for access.
Sends students to a page you choose, such as a survey or next-steps page, the next time they load a page after completing a LifterLMS course.
Creates a learning path by enrolling students in the next LifterLMS course automatically when they finish the previous one.
Adds a noindex instruction to LifterLMS lessons, quizzes and certificates, which are usually locked and only show crawlers a restriction message.
Replaces the Gravity Forms AJAX loading spinner with a small inline SVG spinner in your brand color, with no extra file to download.
Opens linked images in post content in a full-screen overlay instead of a new page, with keyboard and click-to-close support and no external library.
Allows only a few Contact Form 7 submissions per IP address each hour and treats the rest as spam, which stops bots and angry repeat senders flooding your inbox.
Shows only the heading levels you allow (for example H2 to H4) in the Heading block toolbar, so editors keep a clean document outline and never add a second H1.
Caps the number of accounts for chosen roles, such as a maximum of 3 Editors, and blocks adding or promoting anyone beyond that limit.
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.
Keeps every post in exactly one category: when several are ticked, only the most specific one is kept on save, which keeps URLs, breadcrumbs and archives tidy.
Gives authors and contributors a short list of everyday blocks (text, headings, lists, images, quotes, embeds) while editors and administrators keep every block.
Reduces the unit dropdowns in spacing and size controls to the units you want (for example px, rem and %), keeping layouts consistent.
Caps the size of files that can be uploaded through WordPress at 8 MB, even if the server allows more.
Keeps only the first few tags on each post when it is saved, so tag lists stay focused and tag archives do not fill with one-off tags. Writers see a note when extra tags are dropped.
Adds a [post_card] shortcode that shows another post or page as a card with its image, title and excerpt, perfect for "see also" links inside articles.