staging

Clean slider requires some HTML & CSS knowledge to use. This lets you to have slideshows or nicely looking image banners on your site and customize it exactly the way you’d like. That means you got default slideshow back-end and need to style your front-end.
Here are the key features:
<ol>
<li>Images used via WordPress Media functionality</li>
<li>Multiple slideshows on single page also can be used as banners</li>
<li>Drag to sort slide image positions</li>
<li>Scale image with window</li>
<li>Clean & simple WordPress back-end</li>
<li>Don’t strict much things there</li>
<li>Different layout per slide</li>
<li>and more…</li>
</ol>
After activating plugin you can add unlimited slideshows and images. Each slideshow there have default settings. It’s some basic slideshow functionality like slide & fade duration and more. You have possibility to show/hide your slideshow and define image centering by x/y axis. There is also CSS ID attribute to merge with front-end and name to identify on back-end.
Clean slides have very simple HTML structure with div ID value choosed and caption class. You have option to choose if sample CSS styling will be applied. Default CSS styling is very basic – it gives just font centered and painted to white.
Credits: 
– jQuery ( https://jquery.com/ ) 
– jQuery UI / sortable ( https://jqueryui.com/sortable/ ) 
– Backstretch ( http://srobbin.com/jquery-plugins/backstretch/ ) 
– Sweet alert ( http://t4t5.github.io/sweetalert/ )
<h3>How to</h3>
You need to be sure that you have:
<ol>
<li>Read plugin description and understand plugin</li>
<li>Have idea & front-end CSS style defined</li>
<li>Have included in content with shortcode: 
[vava slider=”X”]</li>
</ol>
or directly from theme with PHP code:
<pre><code><?php 
echo do_shortcode('[vava slider="X"]');
?>
</code></pre>
where X is shown on slideshows listing page.
<h3>EOF</h3>

Clean Slider for WordPress

christophrado

Unbloater is a simple and minimalist interface for cleaning up your WordPress admin dashboard and site code from unnecessary and not needed items. It mostly uses filters and actions to achieve fast and clean results. The settings screen is clean by itself, no additional styling or branding – that’s what the plugin stands for.
This plugin evolved out of my personal need to clean up sites for clients. The available options, especially for third party plugins, may therefore be biased. They might also be developer-focused in that the results work towards a cleaner site for non-technical users.
<h4>Included Options</h4>
Unbloater currently integrates 50+ options:
Core (Backend):
<ul>
<li>Hide update notice for non-admin users</li>
<li>Disable core auto-updates</li>
<li>Disable theme auto-updates</li>
<li>Disable plugin auto-updates</li>
<li>Disable installation of bundled items (e.g. default themes) during Core upgrades</li>
<li>Disable code editors</li>
<li>Limit post revisions</li>
<li>Limit creation of Application Passwords to admins</li>
<li>Disable Application Passwords</li>
<li>Disable admin email confirmation screen</li>
<li>Remove Command Palette admin bar item</li>
<li>Disable Command Palette</li>
<li>Disable XML-RPC API</li>
<li>Remove WordPress ‘W’ admin bar item</li>
<li>Remove admin footer text</li>
</ul>
Core (Frontend):
<ul>
<li>Remove generator tag</li>
<li>Remove script/style version parameter</li>
<li>Remove WLW Manifest link</li>
<li>Remove RSD link</li>
<li>Remove shortlink</li>
<li>Remove feed generator tag</li>
<li>Remove feed links</li>
<li>Remove feeds</li>
<li>Remove DNS prefetch to s.w.org</li>
<li>Remove jQuery Migrate script</li>
<li>Remove emoji styles and scripts</li>
<li>Load comment script only when needed</li>
<li>Remove recent comments inline style</li>
<li>Prevent auto-linking URLs in comments</li>
<li>Reduce Heartbeat interval</li>
<li>Normalize favicon</li>
<li>Normalize login logo title</li>
<li>Normalize login logo URL</li>
<li>Disable login language selector</li>
</ul>
Block Editor / Gutenberg:
<ul>
<li>Deactivate Block Directory</li>
<li>Deactivate Core Block Patterns</li>
<li>Deactivate Template Editor</li>
<li>Auto-close Welcome Guide</li>
<li>Auto-exit Fullscreen Mode</li>
</ul>
Third party plugins:
<ul>
<li>Advanced Custom Fields: Remove admin interface</li>
<li>Autoptimize: Remove admin bar item</li>
<li>Autoptimize: Remove imgopt notice</li>
<li>Rank Math: Remove admin bar item</li>
<li>Rank Math: Whitelabel (removes head comments and admin footer credit)</li>
<li>Rank Math: Remove sitemap credit</li>
<li>Rank Math: Remove link class</li>
<li>SearchWP: Remove stats widget</li>
<li>SearchWP: Remove stats link</li>
<li>SearchWP: Remove admin bar item</li>
<li>SearchWP: Move top-level menu item to bottom</li>
<li>SearchWP: Remove top-level menu item</li>
<li>The SEO Framework: Remove plugin indicator</li>
<li>The SEO Framework: Move metabox to ‘side’ context</li>
<li>WooCommerce: Remove ‘Connect your store’ notice</li>
<li>WooCommerce: Remove all notices</li>
<li>WooCommerce: Remove cart fragment scripts</li>
<li>WooCommerce: Remove SkyVerge dashboard</li>
<li>Yoast SEO: Remove admin bar item</li>
<li>Yoast SEO: Remove plugin indicator</li>
<li>WP Rocket: Remove admin bar item</li>
<li>WP Rocket: Whitelabel footprint</li>
<li>WP Rocket: Remove Imagify ads</li>
<li>Redis Cache: Remove admin bar item</li>
</ul>
Third party options will only be shown when the applicable plugin is installed and activated.

Unbloater

Unbloater is immensely helpful to improve the user experience.

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Remove unnecessary code, nags and bloat from WordPress core and certain plugins.

Clean Slider for WordPress vs Unbloater