HTML Sitemap Shortcode
Adds an [html_sitemap] shortcode that lists all your pages and your posts grouped by category, giving visitors and crawlers one page that links to everything.
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Adds an [html_sitemap] shortcode that lists all your pages and your posts grouped by category, giving visitors and crawlers one page that links to everything.
Adds an image picker to categories and shows the chosen image as a banner at the top of each category archive.
Leaves sold-out products out of the front-end search results while keeping them visible on the shop and category pages.
Removes the "(12)" product count shown beside category names on the shop page when categories are displayed.
Keeps unfinished products that have no price yet out of the shop, category pages and product searches until you add one.
Removes the star rating below product titles on shop and category pages. Ratings stay visible on product pages.
Makes a category archive list only the posts assigned directly to that category, not the posts from its child categories.
Keeps the default Uncategorized product category out of category lists on the shop and in the product categories block and widget.
Removes the large "Shop" heading at the top of the main shop and category pages for a cleaner layout.
Adds a sortable ID column to categories, tags and every other taxonomy screen, handy for shortcodes and filters that need term IDs.
Makes category and tag archives list custom post type entries that use those categories and tags, not only regular posts.
Adds ItemList JSON-LD listing the posts shown on category, tag, post type and blog archive pages, using the posts already loaded so it adds no queries.
Stops the classic editor from moving ticked categories to the top of the list, so the category tree keeps its order.
Adds noindex to shop pages that have sorting, price or attribute filters in the URL, so search engines index your real category pages instead of thousands of variations.
Removes the category or tag archives you list (by term ID) from All in One SEO's sitemap.
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.
Switches the Yoast SEO Article schema type to NewsArticle for posts in the categories you list, which suits news and press sections.
Makes the site search also return posts whose categories or tags match the search words, so searching "recipes" finds everything filed under Recipes.
Caps how many items from a category one order can contain, useful for limited drops, rationed products or age-restricted goods.
Posts in a chosen category show visitors the first few lines followed by a log-in or sign-up box; logged-in members see the full post.
Requires customers to buy a minimum number of items from a category in total, for example any 6 wines, mixed as they like.
Shows the product category description after the product grid instead of before it, so shoppers see products first while the text still helps SEO.
Automatically unpublishes posts in a chosen category, such as Jobs, Offers or Events, once they are older than a set number of days, so stale listings disappear on their own.
Adds noindex to category, tag and custom taxonomy archives that hold fewer posts than a minimum, so near-empty pages do not dilute your search presence.