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Plain guides to the settings WordPress ships with: what they do, what they cost you, and how to turn them off, with or without a plugin.

  1. Frontend

    How to Add Your Own Logo to the WordPress Login Page

    Replace the WordPress logo on your login page with your own brand logo. No plugin needed — just a few lines of CSS and PHP.

  2. Admin

    Too Many Admin Notices in WordPress? Here’s How to Tame Them

    WordPress admin is drowning in plugin notices, banners, and upsells. Here's how to consolidate or hide admin notices without missing important warnings.

  3. Admin

    Hide Screen Options in WordPress Admin

    The WordPress Screen Options tab lets users accidentally break their admin layout. Here's how to hide it for non-admin users or remove it entirely.

  4. Admin

    Remove the Help Tab from WordPress Admin

    WordPress adds a Help tab to every admin screen. Most users never click it. Here's how to remove it for a cleaner admin interface.

  5. Admin

    Change the WordPress Admin Footer Text

    The WordPress admin footer says "Thank you for creating with WordPress." Here's how to replace it with your own agency branding or a helpful link.

  6. Admin

    Clean Up the WordPress Admin Dashboard

    The WordPress dashboard is cluttered with widgets most site owners never use. Here's how to remove the bloat and create a clean admin experience.

  7. Admin

    Remove the WordPress Update Nag for Non-Admin Users

    WordPress shows update warnings to every admin user, including editors and shop managers. Here's how to hide them for non-superadmin users.

  8. Admin

    Stop the “Please Verify Your Email” Popup in WordPress Admin

    WordPress shows an email verification popup every 6 months that blocks admin access. Here's how to disable it permanently with one line of code.

  9. Performance

    Remove Unused Gutenberg Block CSS from WordPress Frontend

    WordPress loads Gutenberg block library CSS on every page — even if you use Elementor or the Classic Editor. Here's how to remove it and save 30+ KB.

  10. Cleanup

    Remove the REST API Link from WordPress Head

    WordPress adds a REST API discovery link to every page's HTML head. It reveals your API endpoint to anyone. Here's how to remove it while keeping the API working.