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wp-cleanup

Wordpress comes with a bunch of features that are rarely needed when WP is used more as a content management system instead of a blogging platform. This can lead to broken archive pages, admin dashboard bloat and even a couple of small security concerns.

This plugin provides an easy way to selectively disable most of the stuff I've found to be useless in a CMS context.

Note that this plugin has not been tested thoroughly - patches and issues are welcome.

Todo:

Summary

The plugin provides filters to easily:

You can also enable the following:

And by default, the plugin:

Configuration

Everything below goes into your theme's functions.php

To enable the plugin:

Without this, the plugin does nothing.

Disable customizer

Disable categories / tags / archives

Even if date / author / attachment archive templates do not exist, Wordpress will still render those pages using the default template, which can result in those pages being visually broken. These broken or simply unused pages may be indexed by search engines.

To disable specific archives:

Valid arguments are:

By default, nothing is removed.

Disable search

Remove all search-related functionality.

Disable widgets

To clean up some of the less useful default widgets:

Valid arguments are:

By default, 'misc' widgets are removed.

Restrict dashboard access

For users who don't have 'edit_posts' capability, redirects dashboard to front page, disables the admin bar and redirects to front page after login.

To enable:

Remove comments

Removes comment support from Posts and Pages, hides Comments from the menu, removes Comments from admin bar and removes the Recent Comments dashboard widget.

To enable:

Admin cleanup

For all non-admin users, this feature:

This is just a small cleanup to the admin interface.

Note that non-admin users do not have access to the Appearance menu item by default anyway. This feature is useful when the client has a role other than Administrator but still requires access to Widgets and Menus.

To disable admin cleanup:

Remove feeds

Disables feeds. Note that it doesn't remove various feed links from the head - this needs to be done manually.

Remove Tools menu item

The Tools menu item is hidden by default.

To re-enable Tools:

Clean up TinyMCE

Restrict the TinyMCE styles dropdown to only have <p>, <h2>, <h3> and <h4>.

To disable:

XML-RPC

Disabled by default, as it's a potential attack vector. To enable:

Post revisions

To reduce database bloat, the number of post revisions is set to 5, unless explicitly defined. To set a custom number, simply override WP_POST_REVISIONS.

X-UA-Compatible header

Sets the X-UA-Compatible header to force IE to not use compatibility mode. Read more in this stackoverflow thread

Disable plugin update checks

To speed up the load of plugins page, disable plugin update checks. This is useful if you're using a composer-based setup anyway.

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