Matt Wiebe

WordPress 3.4 introduced native Twitter embeds. You may not want to use these for privacy–or other–reasons, while still allowing for other embeds. This plugin disables only Twitter embeds.

Disable Twitter Embeds

Disable the native Twitter embeds introduced in WordPress 3.4.

Sébastien SERRE

BSA Web

Alexandre Buffet

This plugin simply registers Matterport as an oEmbed provider in WordPress, allowing you to easily embed 3D models by pasting their link.
Once activated, simply paste any Matterport model URL into the WordPress Block Editor and it will automatically be embedded as a variation of the “Embed” block.
This works seamlessly in the Block Editor, and pasting a link also works in the Classic Editor, though we recommend using the Block Editor to get the best results and editing experience.
No coding. Just paste and publish.
Supported Matterport URL formats: 
– <code>https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=xxxxxxxxxxx</code> (11 characters – model ID) 
– <code>https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</code> (25 characters – view ID)
Note: Matterport supports two types of IDs: 
– 11 characters: Model IDs (for complete 3D models) 
– 25 characters: View IDs (for specific views of a model)
For more information about Matterport models and embedding options, visit the <a href="https://support.matterport.com/s/article/Embed-a-Matterport-3D-Model?language=en_US" rel="nofollow ugc">official Matterport documentation</a>.

Embed Block for Matterport

Adds Matterport oEmbed support and provides a new Embed block variation.

Disable Twitter Embeds vs Embed Block for Matterport