Pascal Birchler

What this plugin does:
<ul>
<li>Prevents others from embedding your site.</li>
<li>Prevents you from embedding other non-whitelisted sites.</li>
<li>Disables all JavaScript related to the feature.</li>
<li>Removes support for the WordPress embed block in the new block editor.</li>
</ul>
Just activate the plugin and you’re good to go.
Want embeds back again? Simply deactivate the plugin.

Disable Embeds

Works exactly as advertised. Thank you.

That does it without any extra clutter added to the admin. Thanks :)

Perfect

An easy way to drop some weight if you don’t need the functionality that the plugin disables. For me this has been a “set and forget” plugin. 

Does what it says, has been reliable

thanks

Finally, a no-fuss plugin that does exactly what it promises! Disable Embeds by Pascal Birchler is perfect if you're tired of WordPress's automatic embed features slowing down your site. Just activate and boom - no more unwanted embeds cluttering your content or others embedding your posts without permission. Love how it removes all the JavaScript bloat too. The best part? It's reversible - just deactivate when you need embeds back. Clean, lightweight, and effective!

Simple Solution to WordPress Embed Bloat

Don’t like the enhanced embeds in WordPress 4.4? Easily disable the feature using this plugin.

samwilson

The Embed Piwigo plugin adds support for embedding photos from whitelisted <a href="https://piwigo.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">Piwigo</a> websites.
This means that you can add the URL (a.k.a. ‘web address’) of a photo in a Piwigo site to a WordPress post or page, and a medium-sized, centered image will be inserted in its place.
The standard WordPress captioning system will be used (as for the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Caption_Shortcode" rel="nofollow ugc">Caption Shortcode</a>), with the photo’s title, date, and description added if they’re available for a given image.
For example, if you have <code>https://piwigo.org/demo</code> in your Piwigo site URLs list, and add the following URL on its own line in a post or page on your blog:
<pre><code>https://piwigo.org/demo/picture.php?/1382/category/111
</code></pre>
then a photo of a mountain in Kerzers will be inserted, with the caption “Colline de Chiètres (May 6, 2016)”. The date format will match whatever your WordPress installation is configured to use.

Embed Piwigo

(Disclosure: I am the author of the Embed Piwigo.)

Please report any problems you have with this plugin, or any ideas you've got about its future! I'll try to help as best I can.

Thanks.

Please report any problems or feature requests

The Embed Pwigo plugin adds support for embedding photos from whitelisted Piwigo websites.

Disable Embeds vs Embed Piwigo