Oh! Yeah Dev

Fernando Garcia Rebolledo

Valhalla WP

Oscar Abad Folgueira

This plugin if for use only once in each WordPress installation becouse it perform this initial task just after WordPress installation:
<ul>
<li>Removes the default “Hello World” post.</li>
<li>Removes the default page “Example page”.</li>
<li>Changes the name and slug of Uncategorized default category to “Blog”.</li>
<li>Sets the permalink structure to “%/postname%/.</li>
<li>Removes “Hello Dolly” and “Akismet” plugins.</li>
<li>Disables comments and pings.</li>
<li>Deletes the wp-config-sample.php file.</li>
<li>Deletes readme.html file</li>
<li>Delete all themes except the default one.</li>
<li>Deactivates the plugin itself.</li>
</ul>
Note: Dont forget uninstall this plugin after finished.
More information and request: https://www.oscarabadfolgueira.com/plugins/wp-tasks-after-install

WP Tasks After Install

Este debería ser un "must" en todas las instalaciones.
Un plugin se usar y desinstalar, pero teniéndolo siempre cerca para nuevas instalaciones. 
Te ahorra mucho tiempo en quitar cosas de una nueva instalación.

100% recomendable

Imprescindible

A WordPress plugin that perform some necessary tasks for after WordPress install.

Peter Butler

Tired of typing in the same default content at the end of your post? Use the same custom fields for each new post? Make your WordPress install do it for you.
Post Content
Quickly and easily put together a block of default post text to be pulled up every time you go to write a new post. The default content box uses the wordpress visual editor – so you can add images, embed video, and style your text just as you would for a normal post. Save it, and voila – each new post gets the text.
Post Meta
You’re covered on default post meta as well – use this if your theme uses a thumbnail for each post, and you need a default if you’e got nothing to show, or if you store a little extra information in the postmeta for each post.
<h3>History</h3>
2009-04-14 v1 
Initial release
2009-05-24 v1.1 
1. Fixed problems with visual editor and Firefox which prevented posts from being saved properly, and broke kitchen sink button 
2. Plugin now removes default post meta when deactivated, so users don’t have to do it manually 
3. Changing a post meta value on the post-new.php page and hitting update no longer changes the default post meta values – only the values for that post. New posts will continue to get the values set on the admin page.
2010-01-09 v1.2 
1. Fixed Error that shows up when no default post content is set

Default Post Content

Tired of typing in the same default content at the end of your post?  Use the same custom fields for each new post?  Make your WordPress install do it …

WP Tasks After Install vs Default Post Content