Disable the Customizer
Removes the Customizer for every user, including its admin menu and admin bar links, on sites that are configured elsewhere.
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Disable the Drop Cap Option
Removes the drop cap toggle from the Paragraph block settings.
Disable the Emoji Script and Styles
Removes the emoji detection script, inline styles and DNS prefetch that WordPress adds to every page. Browsers still display emoji natively.
Disable the Font Library
Removes the Font Library from the Site Editor, so fonts cannot be installed or uploaded from the editor.
Disable the Heartbeat API Except in the Post Editor
Keeps the Heartbeat API (autosave and post locking) in the editor but turns it off on every other admin and front-end page to save server requests.
Disable the Image Lightbox Option
Removes the "Expand on click" lightbox setting from Image blocks and turns the lightbox off.
Disable the Persistent Cart
Stops WooCommerce from saving logged-in customers' carts to their account between sessions, so each visit starts with an empty cart.
Disable the Theme's Block Patterns
Removes the patterns bundled with your active theme from the inserter, for sites that only want their own patterns.
Discount for Choosing Local Pickup
Rewards customers who collect their order in person with a percentage off the products, shown as a discount line when local pickup is selected.
Discourage Copying Images and Text
Disables right-click and dragging on images, and optionally text selection in post content, to discourage casual copying of your work.
Disk and Database Usage Widget
Shows how much space the uploads folder and the database take, recalculated once a day, so you notice a full hosting plan early.
Dismissible Announcement Bar
Shows a slim message bar at the top of the page (for sales, shipping notes or news) that visitors can close. It stays closed on later visits.
Display Any ACF Field With a Safe Shortcode
Adds a [field_value name="..."] shortcode that prints an ACF field of the current post and handles images, links, choices, dates and post objects sensibly.
Display an External RSS Feed With a Shortcode
Adds an [rss_feed] shortcode that shows the latest items from any RSS or Atom feed, such as your podcast, YouTube channel or a partner blog, on a page.
Divi Accordions That Start Closed
Makes every Divi accordion load with all items closed instead of the first one open, and lets visitors close an open item again by clicking its title.
Do Not Lazy-Load the First Images
Tells WordPress to skip lazy loading for the first three images on a page, which usually improves Largest Contentful Paint.
Do Not Link Inserted Images by Default
Sets the default "Link to" option for images inserted in the classic editor and galleries to None instead of the media file.
Do Not Preload Audio and Video Files
Sets audio and video players to preload nothing until the visitor presses play, saving bandwidth on pages with several media files.
Don't Email Submissions of Certain Contact Form 7 Forms
Stops Contact Form 7 sending emails for the forms you list while still showing the success message, useful when submissions are saved or sent to a CRM instead.
Don't Keep Entries for Certain Gravity Forms Forms
Deletes the entry of the forms you list right after its notifications are sent, so sensitive submissions live only in your inbox and never in the database.
Don't Keep Full IP Addresses in Login Sessions
Shortens the IP address and drops the browser details WordPress stores with every login session, so session records no longer hold full personal data.
Don't Send Guest Commenters' Emails to Gravatar
Shows a built-in placeholder avatar for comments from visitors without an account, so their hashed email address is never sent to Gravatar, while registered users keep their Gravatar picture.
Don't Send Referrer Information to Other Sites
Adds rel="noreferrer" to links in your content that point to other websites, so the sites you link to do not learn which page the visitor came from.
Don't Store Commenters' Browser Details
Stops WordPress from saving each commenter's browser user agent string with their comment, which is rarely needed and counts as personal data.