Editor Cleanup For Elementor
Editor Cleanup For Elementor is an add-on of Freesoul Deactivate Plugins to clean up the editor of Elementor. It will not only clean up the assets of other plugins, their PHP code will not run either. The Elementor editor will be faster and without conflicts with other plugins. Both Freesoul Deactivate Plugins and Elementor must be installed and active, in another case this plugin will not run. How to clean up the Elementor editor Install and activate Freesoul Deactivate Plugins if not active yet Install and activate Elementor if not active yet Install and activate Editor Cleanup For Elementor Go to Elementor => Editor Cleanup Click on “Outer editor cleanup” to disable plugins that the outer editor does’t need (usually no plugin needed) Click on “Inner editor cleanup” to disable plugins that the inner editor does’t need (the inner editor is like the page on frontend, but loaded inside the Elementor editor) Click on “Editor loading cleanup” to disable the plugins that are called during the loading of the editor (usually no plugin needed, disabling plugins here can solve conflicts with other plugins) Similar add-ons to clean up Editor Cleanup For Oxygen Editor Cleanup For Avada Editor Cleanup For WPBakery Editor Cleanup For Divi Builder Editor Cleanup For Flatsome Backend Speed Optimization Professional backend tuning for a smoother, faster WordPress admin. Read Backend Speed Optimization for more information. Help For any question or if something doesn’t work, don’t hesitate to open a thread on the support forum. Please, before posting enable the debugging in wp-config.php. Need a step-by-step guide? Read this detailed tutorial on how to enable debugging in WordPress to learn more.
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WP MediaPilot – Media Library Folders, Smart Filters & Organizer
MediaPilot helps site owners, agencies, bloggers, shops, and content teams organize and audit large media libraries from a clean admin interface. The plugin uses native attachments and does not replace the attachment system. Folders are virtual, safe, and stored in custom plugin tables. Media files remain in their original upload locations. Main features: Folder and subfolder organization for media attachments. Smart views for images, videos, audio, PDFs, documents, archives, unused files, missing ALT text, large files, duplicate groups, and uncategorized media. Safe AJAX media indexing with batch processing. Automatic index updates when attachments are added, edited, or deleted. Grid and list views with file size, dimensions, usage state, ALT state, edit/view links, and usage count. Bulk assign and remove attachments from virtual folders. Natural-language media search with a local safe parser by default. Optional external API provider support controlled by the site administrator and disabled by default. Browser speech-to-text search when supported by the browser. Media preview modal for images, video, audio, PDFs, and generic files. Context menus for folders, smart views, media items, and empty library areas. Product media checks when WooCommerce is active. Cleanup reports and activity log. Import/export for folder structures. Privacy and safety notes: MediaPilot does not delete physical media files by default. Folders are virtual and do not move files on disk. External API usage is disabled by default and only runs after an administrator enables it and saves provider credentials. External output is validated into safe filters; MediaPilot never runs generated SQL. The native Media Library replacement option is disabled by default and can be enabled from settings.
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- media11×4.14%
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