Vortica

<p>Custom CSS to External File is a lightweight WordPress plugin that automatically moves the Custom CSS from the WordPress Customizer to an external CSS file. This improves website performance by reducing inline CSS and ensures that your custom CSS remains persistent even if the Customizer settings are reset.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Saves Customizer CSS to an external file automatically.</li>
<li>Improves website performance by removing inline styles from the <code><head></code>.</li>
<li>Ensures CSS persistence, even if Customizer data is lost.</li>
<li>Provides an option in “Tools > Custom CSS to External File” to view the saved CSS.</li>
<li>Adds an activation setting to enable or disable external CSS usage.</li>
<li>Easy access to plugin settings via a link on the plugin page.</li>
</ul>


Custom CSS to External File

A simple plugin that moves the WordPress Customizer CSS to an external file, improving performance and ensuring CSS persistence.

binarymoon

jwall

<p>Front Page Category is a plugin that let you select the categories that appear on the front page of your website. If there are categories that you don’t want to appear on front page, for example the ‘uncategorized’ one, just go to the Customizer → Front Page Categories menu, and then untick the categories you want to hide.</p>
<p>This could be useful if you use an automated posting system, or use email to post. In these cases you can assign these posts to a category of your choice and uncheck it at Front Page Category settings. They will then be hidden from the homepage – but will still appear on their category page.</p>


Front Page Category

Easy, simple, powerful

I use his for hide category, a kind of second parallel blog.

Good Plugin for 2nd blog:)

A plugin that lets you select the categories that appear on the front page of your WordPress site.

Custom CSS to External File vs Front Page Category