Front-End Profile Editing Form
Adds a [wpide_edit_profile] shortcode where logged-in members can update their name, display name, email, website and bio without visiting wp-admin.
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Adds a [wpide_edit_profile] shortcode where logged-in members can update their name, display name, email, website and bio without visiting wp-admin.
Sets which details appear under post titles in GeneratePress (date, author, categories, comments) in the order you want.
Adds a dismiss-free notice bar right below the GeneratePress header, for opening hours, sales or important updates.
Removes plugin and theme notices, update nags and promotions from the admin for everyone who is not an administrator.
Stops WordPress from offering updates for plugins you list, such as a customized plugin that must not be overwritten.
Detects visitors whose browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) or Do Not Track signal and updates Google Consent Mode to deny ad storage and personalization for them.
Shows posts in plain date order on the blog page, even if some are marked "Stick to the top".
Adds a [wpide_job_application] shortcode where candidates send their details and a CV (PDF or Word, size-limited); the CV is attached to the email you receive and then deleted from the server.
Adds employment type, salary range, location, remote option, closing date and apply link to job listings, plus a [job_details] shortcode.
Adds JobPosting JSON-LD (salary, employment type, location or remote, closing date and employer) to single job listings, so they can appear in Google for Jobs.
Saves chosen custom fields, such as a subtitle, price or event date, with every revision so restoring an older version brings those values back too.
Adds the date each post was last updated to the built-in sitemap, which helps search engines find changed content faster.
Shows when each user last published a post, which makes inactive authors easy to find.
Sends a Last-Modified header with each post's update time and answers repeat visits from crawlers and browsers with "304 Not Modified", saving bandwidth and crawl budget.
Adds a [wpide_ld_completed_on] shortcode that shows the date the student completed a course, or a "not completed yet" message.
Shows a notice at the top of course, lesson and topic pages telling enrolled students the date their access ends, for courses that use access expiration.
Removes posts that have not been updated for a number of years from the Yoast SEO post sitemap, so crawlers spend time on fresher content.
WordPress only lets administrators edit the privacy policy page. This allows editors to update it too.
Looks for custom .mo files in wp-content/languages/custom/ before the official ones, so your edited translations of a plugin or theme survive updates.
Times every request your site makes to other servers (update checks, APIs, license servers) and records the ones slower than a second under Tools > Slow HTTP Calls, so you can find what is holding up page loads.
Blocks saving when an end date field is earlier than its start date field, such as for events, offers or bookings.
Rejects a Gravity Forms date of birth that makes the person younger than the age you set, for age-restricted sign-ups and applications.
Adds a dashboard widget comparing this month's revenue and order count so far with the same days of last month, with the change in percent.
Shows the most recent registrations on the dashboard with their role and sign-up date.