WP Extended Pro 3.2.2

Description

WP Extended Pro Plugin Features

• Admin Columns
  Organise columns for posts, pages, media, comments and users.
• Admin Customiser
  Update the Admin colours and icons to suit your preferences.
• Quick Search
  The easy way to navigate around your WordPress website.
• Disk Usage Widget
  Adds a widget to your WordPress dashboard display disk usage statistics.
• Indexing Notice
  An admin bar notice displaying an indexing status notice.
• Duplicate Menu
  Seamlessly clone your WordPress Menus in just a couple of clicks.
• Code Snippets
  Insert HTML, CSS or JS code snippets to the website header or footer.
• Pixel Tag Manager
  Easily manage the pixel tags for Google Analytics, Facebook and Pinterest.
• Rollback Manager
  Revert to previous versions of any theme or plugin from WordPress.org
• SMTP Email
  Reliably ensure the successful delivery of your emails with SMTP.
• Hide Admin Notices
  Hide unnecessary admin notices, allowing for a more focused and efficient admin experience.
• Debug Mode
  Enable Debug Mode to easily troubleshoot and resolve issues, providing detailed error logs and warnings for developers.
• Limit Login Attempts
  Prevent brute-force attacks by limiting the number of login attempts.
• Block Usernames
  Prevent use of certain usernames, reducing the risk of targeted attacks
• Custom Login URL
  Customize your login URL to increase security by making it harder for unauthorised access.
• Hide WP version
  Enhance security by hiding the WordPress version number from your site’s source view, thwarting targeted attacks.
• Maintenance Mode
  Switch your site to Maintenance Mode for updates or changes.
• Disable XML-RPC
  Increase security by disabling XML-RPC to prevent external applications from interfacing with your WordPress site, reducing vulnerability to attacks.
• User Enumeration
  Secures against hackers scanning for usernames, blocking user enumeration attempts.
• User Last Login
  Display the last login timestamps of users, monitoring user activity and managing user accounts effectively.
• Disable Auto Updates
  Gain full control over your site by manually managing updates, ensuring compatibility before applying new changes.
• Clean Dashboard
  Streamlines admin dashboard by hiding unwanted elements for a cleaner interface.
• Disable Blog
  Transform your site into a non-blogging platform by disabling blog-related features.
• Disable Comments
  Eliminate comment sections from your site, reducing spam and moderating efforts.
• Hide Admin Bar
  Keep the admin bar hidden for specific user roles or on specific pages.
• Disable RSS Feeds
  Ideal for websites that don’t require syndication or want to keep content exclusive to their platform.
• Menu Editor
  Customise your admin menus, including reordering, hiding, or renaming menu items.
• Classic Editor
  Switch back to the classic WordPress editor if preferred, offering a simpler content interface.
• Gutenberg Widgets
  Disable the Gutenberg widgets for those who prefer the classic WordPress interface.

How to Install WordPress Themes

• Begin by downloading the theme.zip file from the source onto your local computer.
• From your WordPress Administration area, head to Appearance > Themes and click Add New
• The Add New theme screen has a new option, Upload Theme
• The theme upload form is now open, click Choose File, select the theme zip file on your computer and click Install Now.

How to install WordPress Themes using FTP

• Launch Filezilla, enter your login details and click Quickconnect.
• The following window contains Remote Site and a root directory (the root directory is your site’s name). Select /rootdirectory/web/content/wp-content/themes.
• In the Local Site window, select the folder containing your saved theme, right click for more options and hit Upload.
• You’ve now successfully uploaded your theme to WordPress. To finalize, log in to your control panel, head to Appearance > Themes and hover your mouse over the new theme. Now click Activate.
• All that’s left is to check out your new theme and see how you like your new site design.

How to install WordPress Plugin Manually

• From your WordPress dashboard, choose Plugins > Add New.
• Click Choose File, locate the plugin .zip file, then click Install Now.
• After the installation is complete, click Activate Plugin.

To add a plugin to your WordPress website via FTP

• Download the desired plugin as a .zip file from either the WordPress directory or a third-party source.
• Extract (or unzip) the plugin file. The unzipped folder will appear with the same name as the .zip file.
• Next, you’ll need to connect to your WordPress website’s server with FTP. To do this, you can use an FTP client that connects to the host server to transfer files.
• Once you open the FTP client, connect to your website with a username and password. You might need to obtain these credentials from your hosting provider.
• In your WordPress file directory, open the wp-content folder, then open the plugins folder.
• Upload the unzipped plugin folder that you downloaded to the plugins folder.
• Return to your WordPress dashboard and select Plugins > Installed Plugins. Find your new plugin and click Activate.