Prevent Switching Themes
Stops anyone, administrators included, from activating a different theme, so a client cannot change the site design by accident.
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Stops anyone, administrators included, from activating a different theme, so a client cannot change the site design by accident.
Adds a [print_button] shortcode that places a button visitors can click to print the current page, useful for recipes, guides and forms.
Adds a "Notes" box to Network Admin > Sites > Edit Site where super admins can record the client, contract details or quirks of a site, and shows the note in the sites list.
Adds a "Page owner" setting to pages so you can build a private page for one member or client; only that person and editors can open it, and a [wpide_my_pages] shortcode lists a member's pages.
Adds a /wp-json/site/v1/stats endpoint that returns post, page, comment and user counts to logged-in editors or application-password clients, for reporting tools and status boards.
Adds a language menu to the toolbar so each user can switch their own dashboard language in one click, using the languages installed on the site.
Adds a dropdown of saved phrases above the order notes box, such as "Dispatched with Royal Mail" or "Waiting for stock", so staff can add common notes in one click.
Lists the customer's three latest orders with status and total on the My Account dashboard, so they see what matters without clicking through.
Notes how every new account was created (registration form, admin screen, checkout, REST API or WP-CLI) and shows it in a "Signed up via" column on the Users screen.
Saves utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content and gclid from the landing page in a first-party cookie, then fills matching hidden fields in your forms so leads keep their campaign source.
Strips tracking parameters such as fbclid, gclid, msclkid and Mailchimp or HubSpot IDs from links in your posts (often pasted in by accident), so you do not pass your visitors' ad tracking along to other sites.
Removes the "Version x.y" text from the right side of the admin footer. Useful for client sites and screenshots.
Adds a "wp rename-shortcode" command that changes every use of one shortcode tag to another in posts and pages, attributes and closing tags included, useful when switching plugins.
Adds a "wp missing-alt" command that lists every image in the Media Library without alt text, with the post it is attached to, so you can fix accessibility gaps in order of importance.
Keeps what visitors type into a long form saved in their browser, so a reload, a crash or an accidental back click does not wipe out their answers. Cleared after submitting.
Adds a "wp search-content" command that finds an exact word or phrase in titles, content and excerpts of every post type, so you can locate old links, prices or names quickly.
Adds "Dark section" and "Soft accent section" styles to Group, Columns and Cover blocks, which recolor the background, text, links, headings and buttons inside in one click (WordPress 6.6+).
Wraps the plain-text emails WordPress sends (password resets, notifications, form plugins) in a simple HTML layout with your site name and clickable links.
Adds a "Share draft" link under unpublished posts that creates a secret preview address, so a client or reviewer can read the draft without a WordPress account. Links expire after a set number of days.
Shows a link under the cart that recreates the same cart for anyone who opens it, so customers can send a cart to a colleague or you can send ready-made carts to clients.
Puts big buttons for the most common tasks, like writing a post or editing menus, at the top of the dashboard. Ideal for clients.
Collapses the comments section behind a "Show comments" button, so long discussions do not distract from the article or load avatars until wanted.
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.
Turns the variation dropdowns on product pages (size, colour and so on) into clickable buttons, keeping WooCommerce's own logic for prices, stock and images.