Sanitize Uploaded SVG Files to Prevent Stored XSS Attacks
Enables SVG file uploads while stripping malicious embedded JavaScript tags, onclick handlers, and foreign entities before saving to disk.
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Enables SVG file uploads while stripping malicious embedded JavaScript tags, onclick handlers, and foreign entities before saving to disk.
Strips ‘?ver=6.6.1’ query parameters from enqueued CSS and JS files to enable static CDN proxy caching and hide WP version details.
Enforces HTTPS encryption on all login forms and wp-admin administrative sessions to prevent session cookie interception on public networks.
Clean thousands of abandoned and expired transient records from wp_options to instantly reduce database memory footprint and table fragmentation.
Adds a clean preview thumbnail column to the admin post list (wp-admin/edit.php) so editors can visually verify featured images.
Replace the default ‘Thank you for creating with WordPress’ footer text with custom agency branding, contact links, or copyright notices.
White-label the wp-login.php screen with your own custom logo and redirect the logo click to your homepage instead of WordPress.org.
Restricts public /wp-json/ user and data endpoints to authenticated users and logged-in administrators only.
Prevents automated bots from discovering valid WordPress administrator usernames by requesting /?author=1 query parameters.
Replaces informative login error messages (‘Invalid username’ vs ‘Incorrect password’) with a generic notice to prevent credential enumeration.
Prevents database bloat in wp_posts by capping the maximum number of revisions stored per post to 5 without modifying wp-config.php.
Reduces high CPU usage from admin-ajax.php by slowing down the background Heartbeat API frequency from 15s to 60s in the post editor.
Prevents loading the heavy 30KB Dashicons font and stylesheet for normal site visitors who are not logged into the WordPress admin.
Streamline checkout by hiding expensive flat-rate and local pickup options whenever the customer qualifies for Free Shipping.
WooCommerce loads wc-cart-fragments.js on every page to update mini-carts via AJAX. This snippet disables it on blog and content pages to save 300ms TTFB.
Automatically marks orders containing only virtual or downloadable products as Completed immediately after successful payment.
When migrating a WordPress site or switching domain names, execute these SQL queries in phpMyAdmin to replace old URLs across post content, excerpts, post meta, options, and comments in one pass.
Declutter the WordPress admin dashboard for clients and content managers by removing unnecessary default boxes such as WordPress Events and News, Quick Draft, and the Welcome panel.