To easily turn on and off some settings that often is done with hooks, hacks or filters in WordPress.

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<p>To easily turn on and off some settings that often is done with hooks, hacks or filters in WordPress.</p>
<h3>Turn off Gutenberg</h3>
<p>To turn off the default editor and use classic instead.</p>
<h3>Turn off new Widgets</h3>
<p>To use classic widgets instead of the new.</p>
<h3>Turn off comments</h3>
<p>For turning off the comments, both the fronten and in admin. Does not delete old comments.</p>
<h3>Redirect login</h3>
<p>Select a page to redirect to after logging in. Admins will still redirect to wp-admin.</p>
<h3>Redirect logout</h3>
<p>Select a page to redirect to after logging out.</p>
<h3>Redirect profile</h3>
<p>Select a page to redirect the profile link to, (the one in the admin bar etc.)</p>
<h3>login logo</h3>
<p>Use the logo set in the customizer as login logo. If no logo is set, it will use the default logo.</p>
<h3>Titles on pages</h3>
<p>Filter the_title -function to not show a title if there is a H1 in content. The Idea is that if you have a large image or other stuff that you want above the title, you just add a H1 where you want it and the automatic one will not be shown.</p>
<h3>Admin toolbar in frontend</h3>
<p>Does not show the toolbar in fronted. You can select witch roles that should still see it.</p>
<h3>E-mails</h3>
<p>Redirect all emails to admin to ensure that customers or users get no emails.<br />
Probably mostly used for development and testing.</p>
<h3>Default email</h3>
<p>Set the default name and email address for all emails sent from the site. ie the wordpress@mydomain.org mail.</p>
<h3>XMLRPC</h3>
<p>Turn off xmlrpc.php xmlrpc is used to communicate with WP and is mostly not used, but it is a way for haxxor type people to attack your site.</p>
<h3>Speculative loading</h3>
<p>This turns off, or sets the mode and eagerness, of the Speculative loading of the page. This is a new feature in WP 6.8 that loads the page before you click on it.<br />
While it’s mostly a good feature, but i might need some tweaking or turning off.</p>
<h3>WooCommerce</h3>
<p>If WooCommerce is active on the site, you can choose to redirect to Checkout after “add to cart”, so skipping the cart-part.</p>
<p>A very simple honeypot-function for the register form.</p>
<h3>Get the WordPress customizer back</h3>
<p>In themes like the Twentytwentytwo it’s really hard to find the link to the customizer. This adds it under Appearance, …where he belongs!</p>
<h3>Colors for Categories.</h3>
<p>Add a color field to the category to be able to add a color to the category. you get it by using something like this:<br />
get_term_meta( $post_term_id, ‘category_color’, true )</p>
<p>It has a filter for what taxonomies to use, so it can be used for other taxonomies than categories.<br />
add_filter(“snset_categories_for_categorycolor”, function ($taxonomies) {<br />
    $taxonomies[] = “dude-type”;<br />
    return $taxonomies;<br />
}, 10, 1);</p>
<h3>Upload SVG</h3>
<p>Allow SVG uploads to the media library. This is a security risk, so use it with caution</p>
<h3>Remove WP Emoji</h3>
<p>Remove the WP Emoji script and styles. This is a performance improvement, since it removes a lot of unnecessary code that is loaded on every page.</p>


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