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Many of us are aware of the tedious task of manually selecting each plugin being used or installed on WordPress websites or on specific pages of sites to activate/deactivate or update them. It involves several steps like clicking on tabs, scrolling down to sections, selecting checkboxes individually, and selecting and confirming the actions to execute specific tasks. Also, when it comes to manually updating or replacing hundreds of URLs in the database, the time-consuming process becomes extremely painful and laborious, affecting productivity.
If developers want to save hours of work or make better use of time to focus on creation when working on multiple projects at a time, then Leidsens Plugin Checker is what you need today.
Why Use the Leidsens Plugin Checker Tool? 
Leidsens Plugin Checker comes with many useful features packed together that you may not find available in a single plugin in the market, including:
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Activate or Deactivate all plugins or selected plugins: No more scrolling and selecting several checkboxes manually because we give you the power to activate or deactivate plugins with the least number of clicks. Just select the plugins from the input field, select the task you want to perform, and click.
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Disable or Enable update for all or selected plugins: You may not want to update selected plugins if some useful features are not available anymore with the new updates, if you need no further updates after you have customized, or if you don’t need specific updates because they add no value, or if simply there is a bad update that can have a conflict. Our tool enables you to disable all or selected plugin updates through a single form, instead of finding and selecting each plugin and doing it manually.
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Replace URL in the database for pages, posts, or default base URL: With Leidsens Plugin Checker, you can skip the tiresome process of bulk changing the URLs manually when migrating your WordPress website to a new server, moving the site to another domain, or changing directories on the same server, or shifting from HTTP to HTTPS. Simply select “URL Replace” from the left menu panel of our plugin, fill in the input fields, hit the task button, and you are all set.
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Disable or Enable WordPress Editor for plugin and theme: Our plugin also helps make the process of creating your WordPress website easier and improves security with this convenient and practical feature.
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Leidsens Plugin Checker

Leidsens Plugin Checker is a free common user plugin that makes the process of activating/deactivating all or selected installed plugins, enabling/dis …

WMEric

This free WooCommerce extension permits you to hide categories on your shops main page. 
For this you have to save the categories with ‘,’ seperated in woocommerce > settings > products tab section.
In order for this to work you have to have Categories displayed. This can be set via Customizer. Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog.
“Choose what to display on the main shop page.” Select Show categories as seen in the Screenshot below.
<h3>Additional Information</h3>
For users who has a different/custom page for their shop you can edit the wc-hide-categories.php file 
Find line # 127 and remove //
<pre><code>//$mwd_opt4 = in_array( 'product_cat', $taxonomies ) && ! is_admin() && is_page('YOUR_PAGE_SLUG'),
</code></pre>
Then find line #129 <code>/*|| $mwd_opt4*/</code>
Change to 
 || $mwd_opt4
To remove products from those categories find line 160
<pre><code>// Uncomment the function below if you also want those products hidden
/*
 add_action( 'woocommerce_product_query', 'mwd_hwcosp_remove_product_in_cat' );

 function mwd_hwcosp_remove_product_in_cat( $q ) {
 //hwcosp_global is the databse row entry
 $opt_terms = get_option('hwcosp_global');

 // Processes our users data to the way we want it from above
 $data = mwd_hwcosp_comma_separated_to_array($opt_terms);

 $tax_query = (array) $q->get('tax_query');
 $tax_query[] = array(
 'taxonomy' => 'product_cat',
 'field' => 'slug',
 'terms' => $data, // Set Category Slug which products not show on the shop and Archieve page.
 'operator' => 'NOT IN'
 );
 $q->set( 'tax_query', $tax_query );
 }
*/
</code></pre>
The code is well documented so its easy to find what part you are looking for
If you have any question please ask in the support forum, Thanks

Hide Categories On Shop Page

Not only doesn't this plugin work right.  It throws PHP warnings and fills the error log.  
At this point, this plugin hasn't been updated in over a year.

This doesn't work

Simple solution to hide specific categories in you woocommerce shop main page i.e. domain.com/shop This plugin was based on WC Hide Categories On Shop …

Leidsens Plugin Checker vs Hide Categories On Shop Page