Remove the Months Filter From Admin Lists
Drops the "All dates" dropdown from post and media lists, saving a slow query on sites with many thousands of posts or files.
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Drops the "All dates" dropdown from post and media lists, saving a slow query on sites with many thousands of posts or files.
Adds a "Replace file" box to the media edit screen that uploads a new version of an image, PDF or other file over the old one, keeping the same address so every link and embed updates at once.
Adds "Show from" and "Show until" date fields to every classic widget, so a promotion, event notice or holiday message appears and disappears on its own.
Puts every product in chosen categories on sale by a percentage between two dates, with sale badges and crossed-out prices, without editing products.
Adds a Dashboard widget that lists the next ten scheduled posts of any type with their publish dates and edit links.
Delivers emails addressed to the site admin email (new users, comments, updates) to additional team members as well.
Sends WordPress core, plugin and theme auto-update emails to your developer or agency instead of the site owner, who usually does not need them.
Sets the years offered in Gravity Forms date drop-downs to a range that fits your form, such as the last 100 years for birth dates or the next two years for bookings.
Adds a [scheduled] shortcode that shows the text inside it only from a start date, until an end date, or between both. Ideal for limited offers and event notices.
Makes yearly, monthly and daily archives also list custom post type entries, such as recipes or events, not just blog posts.
Adds the event's date (and venue when there is one) in front of its excerpt in search results, so visitors can tell upcoming events from old ones before clicking.
Converts post dates and times on the page into each visitor's local timezone and language format in the browser, so an event posted for 18:00 London reads 19:00 in Paris.
Displays the publish date of recent posts in a friendly relative format, such as "3 hours ago", and switches back to the normal date after a set number of days.
Records logins, plugin and theme changes, updates, role changes and deleted content, and lists the last 300 events under Tools > Activity Log.
Lists search results by publish date, newest first, instead of WordPress's relevance order, which suits news sites and blogs where freshness matters most.
Checks scheduled sale dates every hour instead of once a day at midnight, so sales that should start or end during the day do so close to on time.
Silences the emails sent after successful automatic updates of WordPress, plugins and themes. Emails about failed core updates are kept.
Stops the long technical "background update" debug emails WordPress sends after automatic updates on development, beta and nightly versions.
Pauses all purchasing between two dates and shows a store-wide notice explaining when you will be back, while the catalog stays online.
Adds a fee when the shopper chooses a specific payment method, for example cash on delivery, and updates the totals as soon as they switch methods.
Sends homepage visitors to a promotion or event page during a date range you set, such as a Black Friday sale, then switches back automatically.
Keeps a log of the latest Tutor LMS course completions and shows them in a dashboard widget with student names and dates.
Displays single entries of chosen post types with your theme's page template instead of the blog post template, so they have no dates, authors or post navigation.
Emails the administrator a short security summary every week: pending WordPress, plugin and theme updates, administrator accounts, new users of the week, inactive plugins and whether debug mode is on.