Change the Content and Wide Widths of a Block Theme
Sets how wide normal and "wide" content is in your block theme, on the site and in the editor, for example a narrower reading column with wider images.
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Sets how wide normal and "wide" content is in your block theme, on the site and in the editor, for example a narrower reading column with wider images.
Sets the default vertical gap between blocks across a block theme, for a tighter or airier rhythm without adjusting every Group block.
Gives a post type registered by a plugin or theme a different Dashicon and moves it up or down the admin menu.
Changes the URL base of a post type registered by a theme or plugin, for example from /portfolio/ to /work/, including its archive.
Changes the URL base of a category-style taxonomy registered by a theme or plugin, for example from /portfolio-category/ to /work-type/.
Gives Gravity Forms fields rounded borders, comfortable spacing, a visible focus ring, clear error colors and a bold submit button, while following your theme's fonts.
Shows a strong, visible outline around links, buttons and form fields when visitors navigate with the keyboard, which many themes hide. Mouse clicks are not affected.
Shortens very long comments to a few lines with a soft fade and a Read more / Show less button. Works with classic themes and the Comments block, and leaves comments whole when JavaScript is off.
Adds a color picker to categories (or any taxonomy) with a swatch column in the term list, and a helper to use each term's color in your theme.
A complete Contact Form 7 look written in SCSS: set a few variables for colors, radius and spacing and every field, checkbox, message and button follows.
Adds a "CSS classes" field to every classic widget, so you can style individual widgets from your theme or a CSS snippet.
Replaces the spacing presets in the editor's padding, margin and block spacing controls with your own scale, so every page uses the same rhythm.
Fingerprints every PHP file in your plugins and themes once a day and emails the administrator a list of files that were added, changed or removed outside of normal updates.
Registers a block template from code, such as "Single Event", that block themes use automatically for a custom post type, so new post types look right without building the template by hand.
Adds Tools > Unused Image Sizes, which finds resized copies of your images made for sizes your current theme and plugins no longer register, shows how much space they take, and deletes them in batches after confirmation.
Adds aria-labels like "Previous post: Title" to the previous and next post links in classic themes, so screen readers announce where each link leads.
Adds a Page Logo box to the page editor so you can pick a different logo from the Media Library for that page. It replaces the site logo wherever the theme shows it, including the Site Logo block.
Shows another navigation menu to logged-in users in the same theme location, for example with "My account" and "Log out" instead of "Sign up".
Lets a classic theme use single-cat-{slug}.php for posts in a given category, for example a recipe layout for posts filed under Recipes, falling back to the normal template.
Turns off the automatic sizes="auto" attribute WordPress adds to lazy-loaded images, which some themes and sliders display incorrectly.
Turns off every background update: WordPress core, plugins, themes and translations. For sites where updates are deployed by hand or through version control.
Removes the block patterns that ship with WordPress itself, so the pattern inserter only shows your theme and custom patterns.
Prevents plugins and themes from updating automatically and hides the auto-update toggles. Core security releases keep installing.
Removes the Post Format option (aside, gallery, quote and so on) from the editor when your theme supports formats you do not use.