Lock Colors and Sizes to the Theme Presets
Removes the custom color picker, custom gradients and free-form font and spacing sizes from the editor, so editors can only choose from your theme's palette and scales.
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Removes the custom color picker, custom gradients and free-form font and spacing sizes from the editor, so editors can only choose from your theme's palette and scales.
Removes the custom color picker, default palettes and custom font sizes from the block editor, so editors can only use your theme's brand styles.
Adds a "wp media-usage" command that totals how much disk space uploads use, grouped by file type or by upload year, including every generated image size, to see what fills your hosting space.
Rejects uploads to a chosen ACF image field when the picture is smaller than the width and height you need, such as for hero banners.
Stops posts from being published with a featured image smaller than the size you set, such as 1200 by 630 pixels, so social previews and hero images never look blurry.
Rejects image uploads that are smaller or larger than the pixel sizes you set, so blurry thumbnails and oversized camera originals never reach the Media Library.
Adds your registered custom image sizes to the size dropdown in the block editor and media modal, so editors can pick them when inserting images.
Shows an admin bar item on the front of the site with the total size of the page's scripts, stylesheets, images and fonts, and a breakdown with the heaviest files when you click 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.
Sends requests for resized images that no longer exist, such as photo-300x200.jpg after a theme change, to the original upload, fixing broken images in old posts and on other sites.
Adds a 600 by 400 cropped image size and makes it selectable in the editor image size dropdown.
Adds a Tools > Image Sizes screen listing every image size WordPress creates on upload, with its width, height and crop mode, so you can see what themes and plugins have added.
Cleans up formatting pasted from Word, Google Docs and web pages when a post is saved, removing inline fonts, colors and sizes, font tags, bare spans and Office classes so text follows your theme.
Makes YouTube, Vimeo and other embedded videos scale to the width of the content on phones and tablets, for older themes that leave them at a fixed size.
Crops featured images on blog, category and search pages to the same 16:9 shape, so post grids line up evenly even when images have different sizes.
Makes WordPress generate WebP versions instead of JPEG and PNG for every image size it creates on upload, which usually cuts image weight by a quarter or more.
Makes the total quantity from a category a multiple of a case size, for example 6 or 12 bottles, and explains how many more to add.
Changes the quality used when WordPress generates resized JPEG images. Lower values give smaller files; the default is 82.
Sets the default font size and line height of body text in a block theme through theme.json, for more comfortable reading on every page.
Overrides the network's "Max upload file size" setting from code, so every site gets the same per-file limit regardless of what is stored in the database.
Adds every image size registered by your theme and plugins to the size dropdown in the editor and media modal, instead of only Thumbnail, Medium, Large and Full.
Adds the file type and size, such as "(PDF, 2.4 MB)", after links to PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files in your content, so visitors know what they are about to download.
Makes uploaded SVG files show a real preview in the Media Library grid and attachment details, and stores their width and height from the viewBox so they display at the right size in posts.
Turns the variation dropdowns on product pages (size, colour and so on) into clickable buttons, keeping WooCommerce's own logic for prices, stock and images.