Daniel Bachhuber

Nutrifox

<p>The Nutrifox WordPress plugin allows users easily to embed their own Nutrifox nutrition labels in their WordPress posts. In the Block Editor, use the Nutrifox block to see a live preview of the label. In the Classic Editor, use the Nutrifox shortcode to render your label within your post.</p>
<p><strong>A Nutrifox account is required to use this plugin.</strong> You cannot create nutrition labels with this plugin alone. To learn more about Nutrifox, head to <a href="https://www.nutrifox.com" rel="nofollow ugc">nutrifox.com</a>.</p>
<p>You should download this plugin <strong>if you have an active Nutrifox account</strong> and:</p>
<ol>
<li>You want to be able to see a preview of your label in the Block or Classic Editor, and/or</li>
<li>You want your Nutrifox nutrition labels to load even faster, and/or</li>
<li>You want to prevent any unexpected copying errors in the label code  tag</li>
</ol>
<h4>The information your readers want</h4>
<p>Nutrifox helps you give your readers the nutrition information they want to see. A comprehensive food database and fine-grain control of ingredients and label display gives your content an extra layer of authority.</p>
<p>The Nutrifox WordPress plugin makes it easy to share this information with readers and see a preview of the label before you press publish.</p>
<h4>Flexible integration</h4>
<p>Paste the URL for your Nutrifox label into the Nutrifox block in the WordPress Block Editor. Below the block, you’ll see a live preview of the label.</p>
<p>If a Nutrifox embed code is placed in the text tab in the Classic Editor, it will be replaced with a Nutrifox shortcode in both the visual and text views.</p>


Nutrifox WP Connector

Embed Nutrifox labels in WordPress in a moment or less.

Nilo Velez

<p>Quevedo is a set of tools aimed at those authors, writers or bloggers who want to use WordPress for writing. It removes some unnecessary features for single-author sites and improves SEO, but without complications.</p>
<p>WordPress was born as a small blogging tool. Over the years it has grown and now serves for many more things, but deep down there is still a lot of that little blogging tool. Quevedo helps you focus on what matters: writing.</p>
<h4>WordPress features</h4>
<p>Some minor tweaks to make WordPress a bit more appealing to bloggers and single-user site owners.</p>
<ul>
<li>Disable post tags: Prevents duplicate content</li>
<li>Disable post formats: Removes clutter from the post editor</li>
<li>Disable author archives: Avoids SEO issues for single-author blogs</li>
<li>Disable date archives: Redirects year, month and day archive pages to the homepage</li>
<li>Redirect attachment pages: Prevents thin content by redirecting to the parent post</li>
<li>Simplify editor blocks: When editing a blog post, the available blocks are reduced to: paragraph, heading, list, image, quote, separator, code, preformatted</li>
</ul>
<h4>Featured image</h4>
<p>Options for featured images on your posts.</p>
<ul>
<li>Default featured image: Fallback image for posts without a featured image set</li>
<li>Add featured image to post metadata: Outputs Open Graph and Twitter image meta tags using the default featured image when set, otherwise the post featured image</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
<pre><code>[year]
</code></pre>
<p>Returns the current year in four-digit format. Very useful for copyright notices.</p>
<pre><code>[lipsum words="200"]
</code></pre>
<p>Returns a paragraph full of “Lorem ipsum” fill text. The optional attribute “words” defines the number of words, default is 200.</p>


Quevedo

Un plugin muy interesante para mejorar nuestros blogs y que quita rápidamente varias funcionalidades innecesarias cuando tienes simplemente un blog personal. 
Muy recomendable

Muy interesante para mejorar nuestro blog


It's a good plugin to simplify the blogging experience. The default featured image option is particularly handy.


Does what it says

Quevedo is a suite of tools for bloggers and content creators.

Nutrifox WP Connector vs Quevedo