Remove WooCommerce Widgets From the Dashboard
Removes WooCommerce's "Status" and "Recent reviews" boxes from the WordPress dashboard, which also skips the queries they run on every dashboard visit.
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Remove Yoast Columns From Admin Lists
Hides the SEO score, readability, title, meta description, keyphrase and link count columns Yoast SEO adds to post and page lists.
Remove Yoast Dashboard Widgets
Takes the Yoast SEO posts overview and Wincher widgets off the WordPress dashboard.
Remove a Post Type or Taxonomy Added by a Theme or Plugin
Unregisters post types or taxonomies you never use, such as a theme's "Portfolio" or "Projects", to tidy the admin menu and URLs.
Remove the "Sale!" Badge
Hides the sale badge on product images in the shop and on product pages, while the crossed-out price still shows the discount.
Remove the "Sticky" Position Option From Blocks
Hides the Position: Sticky setting from Group blocks in the editor, so editors cannot accidentally pin sections to the top of the screen.
Remove the Admin Color Scheme Picker
Hides the Admin Color Scheme option on profile screens, keeping a consistent look for every user.
Remove the All in One SEO Column From Admin Lists
Hides the AIOSEO details column (score, title and description) from post, page and custom post type lists.
Remove the All in One SEO Menu From the Admin Bar
Hides the AIOSEO item in the toolbar on the front end and in the admin.
Remove the Elementor Overview Dashboard Widget
Removes the "Elementor Overview" box with news and recent edits from the WordPress dashboard, so the dashboard stays focused on your own widgets.
Remove the Result Count and Sorting Dropdown
Hides "Showing 1-12 of 40 results" and the "Default sorting" menu above the products on shop and category pages.
Remove the Site Health Dashboard Widget
Removes the Site Health Status widget from the Dashboard. The Site Health screen under Tools still works.
Remove the WordPress Logo From the Admin Bar
Removes the WordPress logo menu (About WordPress, documentation and support links) from the left side of the admin bar.
Remove the WordPress Version From the Admin Footer
Removes the "Version x.y" text from the right side of the admin footer. Useful for client sites and screenshots.
Rename or Remove My Account Menu Items
Tidies the My Account navigation by renaming items and hiding ones you do not use, such as Downloads on a store without digital products.
Require Latin Characters in Addresses
Asks customers to type their name and address in Latin letters, for international carriers whose labels cannot print other alphabets.
Require a Business Email in Contact Form 7
Asks visitors to use their work email instead of a free webmail address such as Gmail or Yahoo, which helps B2B sites get qualified leads.
Require a First and Last Name in Profiles
Stops users from saving their profile (or an administrator from saving a user) without a first and last name.
Require a House Number in the Street Address
Catches addresses typed without a house or building number, one of the most common reasons parcels come back undelivered.
Require a Title Before Publishing
Prevents posts and pages from being published or scheduled without a title, avoiding "(no title)" entries in menus, feeds, search results and social shares.
Require a Unique Value in an ACF Field
Prevents two posts from sharing the same value in a field, such as a product code, membership number or reference ID.
Require a Work Email in Fluent Forms
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in Fluent Forms, so B2B forms bring in qualified leads.
Require a Work Email in Gravity Forms
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in Gravity Forms email fields, for B2B lead and demo request forms.
Require a Work Email in WPForms
Asks for a company email address instead of Gmail, Yahoo or other free webmail in WPForms email fields, so B2B forms collect qualified leads.