Nick Leghorn

<p>This plugin adds a section to your Settings menu in the wp-admin section. Through that section you can perform two tasks:</p>
<ul>
<li>A scripted, one-time action updating all of the posts in your blog that do not have a featured image where the script will either try to find a suitable image to use or use one you have provided and configure it for you.</li>
<li>An ongoing, continuous monitoring for posts that do not have a featured image, using the same logic to try and find a suitable featured image and setting that for the post.</li>
</ul>
<p>You can find additional documentation for this plugin on the author’s blog <a href="https://blog.nickleghorn.com/2021/01/25/adding-a-featured-image-to-all-posts-in-wordpress-in-one-easy-click/" title="blog.nickleghorn.com" rel="nofollow ugc">blog.nickleghorn.com</a></p>
<p>Special thanks to Robert Farago for giving me yet another massive site without any Featured Images to clean up for the impetus to finally make this available.</p>


Featured Image Bulk Set Plugin

This is a plugin designed to do one simple job: programatically add a featured image in WordPress to existing posts. Either images already in the post …

John Teague

<p>Autoptimize is a popular performance plugin for WordPress. Among other features, Autoptimize creates and builds cached versions of optimized asset files descreasing page loading times.</p>
<p>But left unchecked, those cached files can become very large. That can slow page loading, increase web server load, and use unuecessary amounts of disk space.</p>
<p>This companion plugin provides a way to set the maximum allowable cache file size for your site and, if that size is exceeded, automatically clears your Autoptimize cache and allows it to rebuild itself. That’s good.</p>
<h3>Plugin Settings</h3>
<ol>
<li>Navigate to WordPress admin dashboard -> Settings -> Autoptimize Cache Settings</li>
<li>Select from one of the available <code>Maximum cache file size</code> options from the select menu and press the <code>Save Changes</code> button</li>
<li>Please note: You obviously must have Autoptimize plugin installed for this plugin to work</li>
</ol>
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
<ul>
<li>Release first stable versions</li>
<li>Add a time based WP_Cron setting that will clear cache every few days, week, month, etc.</li>
<li>Internationalization improvements</li>
</ul>


Autoclear Autoptimize Cache

My finger can now rest from clicking "save changes and empty cache" in autoptimize.

Great! Thanks

Automatically clear Autoptimize cache if it grows larger then the allowed option.

Featured Image Bulk Set Plugin vs Autoclear Autoptimize Cache