Newsletter Prompt After 300 Words
Shows a short newsletter invitation once readers are about 300 words into a post, after they have shown real interest but before most people stop scrolling.
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Shows a short newsletter invitation once readers are about 300 words into a post, after they have shown real interest but before most people stop scrolling.
Adds a [wpide_newsletter] sign-up shortcode that stores subscribers in the admin, emails a confirmation link (double opt-in), and lets you export confirmed addresses as CSV.
Shows a banner with a discount code for the customer's next purchase at the top of the order received page.
Avoids single orphan words on the last line of paragraphs and balances heading lines, using modern CSS text wrapping, for more polished typography.
Gives the Details block and other summary/details elements a clean accordion look with a border, padding and a rotating arrow.
Keeps author archive pages out of search results while their links are still followed, which suits single-author blogs where they duplicate the main blog.
Adds noindex to category, tag and custom taxonomy archives that hold fewer posts than a minimum, so near-empty pages do not dilute your search presence.
Tells search engines not to index paginated archive pages (page 2, 3 and so on) while still following their links, using Yoast SEO's robots meta.
Adds noindex to page 2 and later of archives through All in One SEO's robots meta while keeping links followed.
Sets page 2 and later of archives to noindex, follow through Rank Math's robots meta, keeping the first page indexable.
Adds noindex to posts and pages that need a password, so search engines do not list pages whose content they cannot see.
Adds noindex to blog posts with fewer words than a minimum, such as quick updates or link posts, so thin pages do not drag down how search engines see your site.
Keeps posts from the categories you choose, such as internal news or short announcements, out of search engine results.
Asks search engines not to index your internal search result pages, which are thin, endless and a favorite target for spam links.
Asks search engines not to index the posts and pages you list, such as thank-you, login or internal pages, while still following their links.
Adds noindex, nofollow to every page when WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE is not production, so staging copies never end up in search results.
Adds a noindex robots directive to any subsite whose address contains "staging", "dev" or "test", so preview copies inside a network never show up in search results.
Adds noindex, follow to date archives, attachment pages and page 2+ of archives, so search engines focus on your real content.
Adds noindex to pages opened with sorting or filter parameters (such as ?orderby= or ?filter_color=), so crawlers do not index endless variations of the same list.
Keeps every entry and the archive of chosen post types out of search results and removes them from the built-in XML sitemap, while visitors can still open them.
Adds a fresh random nonce to every script WordPress prints and sends a strict, nonce-based script policy (report-only by default), the modern way to block injected scripts.
Adds a [notice] shortcode for colored info, success, warning and error boxes that make tips and important warnings stand out in your content.
Reminds editors with a notice in the block editor when the post they opened was written by another author, to avoid unintended changes to a colleague's work.
Adds a short notice above posts that WPML displays in the default language because no translation exists yet ("display as translated" mode), so visitors know why the text is not in their language.