Wrap Emails in a Template File From Your Theme
Wraps every plain-text WordPress email in an HTML template file stored in your theme, so designers can edit the email layout like any other template.
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Wraps every plain-text WordPress email in an HTML template file stored in your theme, so designers can edit the email layout like any other template.
Records the conversation between WordPress and your SMTP server in the PHP error log while you troubleshoot, with passwords and login tokens blanked out.
Adds the X (formerly Twitter) website tag to every public page for conversion tracking and audiences, with an option to wait for cookie consent.
Stops members who joined in the last few days from posting links in forum topics and replies, with a clear message explaining why.
Raises or lowers the maximum number of characters allowed in bbPress topic titles (80 by default).
Emails forum moderators and keymasters when a topic or reply lands in the pending queue (for example from Akismet or moderation rules), so nothing waits for days.
Sends the site admin (or a moderator address) an email with the title, author and link whenever a new forum topic is posted.
Removes the bbPress breadcrumb trail and the grey "This forum has X topics" info boxes for a cleaner forum layout.
Removes forums, topics and replies from your main WordPress search results so blog searches stay focused; bbPress's own forum search still works.
Lets only chosen roles open particular forums and their topics, for example a "Staff" forum for editors or a "VIP" forum for paying members.
Refuses forum topics and replies that contain words or phrases from your blocklist, showing the member a polite error instead of publishing them.
Pre-ticks the subscription checkbox on new topics and replies, so members get email notifications about their own discussions unless they opt out.
Links matching pages across your country sites (such as example.com, example.co.uk and example.com.au) with hreflang tags, assuming each page uses the same path on every domain.