Mayank Majeji

ThemeMantis

<h4>Easily Optimize Your WordPress Website</h4>
WordPress Utility and Performance plugin allows you to enable/disable plugins and themes auto-updates and remove unused CSS files, JS files, meta tags, and other unimportant assets that WordPress and third-party plugins includes.
These assets slow down your WordPress website that ultimately increases bounce rate.
WPUP not only lets you control these assets but also helps you in reducing bounce rate and speeding up your WordPress website.
<h4>Features of WordPress Utility and Performance</h4>
<ul>
<li>Easy to setup</li>
<li>User friendly dashboard interface</li>
<li>Quick-toggle options</li>
<li>Lightweight and bloat-free code (No JavaScript on the front-end of your website)</li>
<li>Enable/disable unused and unnecessary CSS and JS files (Dashicons, Emojis, WP Embeds, etc.)</li>
<li>Hide WordPress Version from the frontend to improve security</li>
<li>Add/Remove XML-RPC, RSD Link, WLW Manifest and Shortlink meta tags from the frontend</li>
<li>Enable/Disable RSS feeds</li>
<li>Add/Remove feature image (post thumbnail) to RSS feeds. </li>
<li>Enable/Disable themes and plugins autoupdate</li>
<li>Enable/Disable shortcodes in WordPress widgets</li>
</ul>
<h4>Credits</h4>
This plugin is created by <a href="https://mayankmajeji.com/" title="Mayank Majeji" rel="friend nofollow ugc">Mayank Majeji</a> and the <a href="http://thememantis.com/" title="ThemeMantis" rel="friend nofollow ugc">ThemeMantis</a> team.
<h4>What’s Next</h4>
If you find this plugin useful to optimize and speed up your WordPress website, then please leave a good rating. Your feedback will motivate us for good work.
To learn more about WordPress, SEO and Blogging, you can also visit <a href="http://unmaskwp.com/" title="UnmaskWP" rel="friend nofollow ugc">UnmaskWP</a> for tutorials and guides on topics like:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://unmaskwp.com/snippets/" title="WordPress Code Snippets Library" rel="friend nofollow ugc">WordPress Code Snippets Library</a></li>
<li><a href="https://unmaskwp.com/how-to-start-an-online-store/" title="[2024] How to Start an Online Store? (Step by Step)" rel="friend nofollow ugc">[2024] How to Start an Online Store? (Step by Step)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://unmaskwp.com/connect-domain-name-to-web-hosting-service/" title="How to Connect Domain Name with Web Hosting Service? (Step-by-step)" rel="friend nofollow ugc">How to Connect Domain Name with Web Hosting Service? (Step-by-step)</a></li>
</ul>
…and many more <a href="https://unmaskwp.com/blog/" title="WordPress Tutorials" rel="friend nofollow ugc">WordPress tutorials</a>.
<h3>Notes</h3>
WP Utility and Performance is the easiest way to optimize your WordPress website by simply enabling/disabling options.
We’ve done these simple tricks in all of our websites and wanted to share it with everyone, specially bloggers, beginners, and non-technical users.
I hope you will find WP Utility and Performance plugin useful to remove unused resources from your WordPress website.
Thank you 
Mayank Majeji

WP Utility and Performance

This plugin allows you to enable / disable the unused resources included by WordPress and third-party themes and plugins.

Jakobodb

This utility plugin adds a series of css classes that allow easy addition of set padding and margin to any element.
For basic use, the classes follow the format of [margin / padding][location letter: all, top, right, bottom, left, vertical, horizontal][amount: none, small, medium, large, extra large (0.5em, 1em, 2em, 4em)]
Also in the basic classes are percentages, taking the place of the last letter in the format [p][percentage] e.g. p7-5 for 7.5% or p15 for 15%.
Examples of Basic Classes:
<ul>
<li>man > margin all none = margin: 0px;</li>
<li>prl > padding right large = padding-right: 2em;</li>
<li>mvp5 > margin vertical 5% = margin: 5% 0;</li>
</ul>
Additional utility classes – First / Last child, Child / Sub
To add selective classes for adding margin / padding to the first / last child, any child, or any sub-element of the required element, simply add ‘last-‘, ‘first-‘, ‘child-‘, or ‘sub-‘ to the beginning of the basic classes.
Examples of Child Classes
<ul>
<li>last-mhxl > last-child margin horizontal extra large = last-mhxl :last-child { margin: 0 4em; }</li>
<li>last-pbn > last-child padding bottom none = last-pbn :last-child { padding-bottom: 0; }</li>
<li>first-mtm > first-child margin top medium = first-mtm :first-child { margin-top: 2em; }</li>
<li>child-mal > child margin all large = child-mal > * { margin: 4em; }</li>
<li>sub-php5 > sub elements padding horizontal 5 percent = sub-php5 * { padding: 0 5%; }</li>
</ul>
Additional utility classes – Responsive margin / padding
You can also apply the margin / padding required to certain screen widths, ranging from xl (min: 1200px) to xs (max: 480px). To use these responsive classes, add -[screen-size] to the end of the basic classes.
Examples of Responsive Classes
<ul>
<li>mrm-lg > margin right medium, large screen = (max-width: 1199px) and (min-width: 980px) margin-right: 2em;</li>
<li>pas-xs > padding all small, xsmall screen = (max-width: 480px) padding: 0.5em;</li>
<li>mhp15-md > margin horizontal 15%, medium screen = (max-width: 979px) and (min-width: 768px) margin-left: 15%; margin-right: 15%;</li>
</ul>
Full Table of Options
[margin / padding] 
m = margin 
p = padding
[location] 
a = all 
t = top 
r = right 
b = bottom 
l = left 
v = vertical (top + bottom) 
h = horizontal (left + right)
[amount] 
s = small (0.5em) 
m = medium (1.0em) 
l = large (2.0em) 
xl = extra large (4.0em) 
p5 = 5 percent (5.0%) 
p7-5 = 7.5 percent (7.5%) 
p10 = 10 percent (10.0%) 
p12-5 = 12.5 percent (12.5%) 
p15 = 15 percent (15.0%)
[first / last] (prefix) 
first- = > :first-child 
last- = > :last-child
[child / sub] (prefix) 
child- = > * 
sub- = *
[screen-size] (suffix) 
-xs = max-width: 480px 
-sm = max-width: 767px and min-width: 481px 
-md = max-width: 979px and min-width: 768px 
-lg = max-width: 1199px and min-width: 980px 
-xl = min-width: 1200px
Additional utility classes – Boxshadow
Using the boxshadow utility classes, you can quickly add a boxshadow to divs and other elements. The format of the utility classes is as follows: shadowout-[direction][blur]-[shadow opacity].
Examples of Boxshadow
<ul>
<li>shadowout-nm-medium > no direction, medium blur, medium opacity = box-shadow: 0 0 .15em 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.27);</li>
<li>shadowout-brm-dark > bottom-right direction, medium blur, dark opacity = box-shadow: .15em .15em .3em 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.54);</li>
</ul>
Options for Boxshadow utility
[direction] 
all directions shift the shadow by .15em 
n = none 
t = top 
b = bottom 
l = left 
r = right 
tl = top-left 
tr = top-right 
bl = bottom-left 
br = bottom-right
[blur] 
s = small (.15em) 
m = medium (.3em) 
l = large (.6em)
[shadow opacity] 
-light = light (0.135 opacity) 
-medium = medium (0.27 opacity) 
-dark = dark (0.54 opacity)

CSS Margin & Padding Utility

Utility for adding css classes for Margin and Padding e.g. .man for 0 margin on all sides, .ptm for 1em padding-top.

WP Utility and Performance vs CSS Margin & Padding Utility