Replace plugins with snippets.
Every small plugin is one more thing to update, and one more settings screen. Here are 20 popular plugins that a few lines from the Snipfire library can replace, with an honest note on what the plugin still does better.
- Use the classic editor in WordPress without a plugin Use the classic editor
- Disable comments in WordPress without a plugin Turn off comments everywhere
- Duplicate a page or post in WordPress without a plugin Duplicate posts and pages
- Bring back classic widgets in WordPress without a plugin Use the classic widgets screen
- Allow SVG uploads in WordPress without a plugin Let administrators upload SVG images
- Disable XML-RPC in WordPress without a plugin Turn off XML-RPC
- Add Microsoft Clarity to WordPress without a plugin Microsoft Clarity
- Add a back-to-top button in WordPress without a plugin Back-to-top button
- Control the WordPress Heartbeat API without a plugin Slow down the Heartbeat API
- Skip the cart and go straight to checkout in WooCommerce without a plugin Go straight to checkout + Remove checkout fields you don’t need
- Disable emojis in WordPress without a plugin Remove the emoji script and styles
- Stop user enumeration in WordPress without a plugin Stop visitors from listing user names
- Change the WordPress login logo without a plugin Your logo on the login page + Login logo links to your site
- Show post and page IDs in WordPress without a plugin Show IDs in the admin lists
- Limit post revisions in WordPress without a plugin Keep 10 revisions per post
- Disable search in WordPress without a plugin Turn off site search
- Autocomplete WooCommerce orders without a plugin Complete paid orders of virtual products
- Greeklish permalinks in WordPress without a plugin Greeklish addresses for Greek titles + Greeklish file names for uploads
- Disable RSS feeds in WordPress without a plugin Turn off RSS feeds
- Redirect attachment pages in WordPress without a plugin Send attachment pages to the file
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We read each plugin's description on WordPress.org, and the code of most of them, before writing its page. Plugins change: if something here is out of date, tell us. Contact us
Move your snippets over this afternoon.
Importing changes nothing until you switch over, and your old shortcodes keep working.