Remove Widget Titles vs WP Hide & Security Enhancer

The Remove Widget Titles plugin removes the title from any widget that has a title starting with the “!” character. Why Use It? This allows you to give widgets a title in the backend for convenience – so you can quickly see which widget is which, rather than having to open them to work out what they are for – without having to show the title on the front end. How To Use (once plugin is installed) If you have a widget for which you do not want the title to appear on the front end of your site, simply add the “!” character to the start of the widget title (in Appearance -> Widgets). Compatibility This plugin requires WordPress 2.6 or above. I am not currently aware of any compatibility issues with any other WordPress plugins. Similar Plugins There is another plugin called Hide Widget Title, but that leaves the widget title in the page source and hides it using CSS (adding another http request which slows load time slightly). Remove Widget Titles actually removes the widget title from the HTML. The plugin is only 7 lines of code, so it is extremely light and has minimal impact on performance. Support This plugin is officially not supported (due to my time constraints), but if you leave a comment on the plugin’s home page or contact me, I’ll try to help if I can. Disclaimer This plugin is released under the GPL licence. I do not accept any responsibility for any damages or losses, direct or indirect, that may arise from using the plugin or these instructions. This software is provided as is, with absolutely no warranty. Please refer to the full version of the GPL license for more information. Acknowledgements This plugin was originally written for QPS Media, who have allowed me to release it to the WordPress community and maintain ownership of the plugin.

Effortlessly conceal your WordPress site from detection! With over 99.99% of hacks targeting specific plugin and theme vulnerabilities, this plugin significantly boosts site security by making it invisible to hackers’ web scanners. By removing all traces of WordPress, including themes and plugins, potential exploits are rendered harmless. This method ensures that your site is safe without affecting SEO; in fact, it can enhance certain SEO aspects when used strategically. WP-Hide has launched the easiest way to completely hide your WordPress core files, login page, theme and plugins paths from being shown on front side. This is a huge improvement over Site Security, since no one will know whether you are running or not a WordPress. It also provides a simple way to clean up html by removing all WordPress fingerprints. No file and directory change! No file and directory will be changed anywhere. Everything is processed virtually. The plugin code uses URL rewrite techniques and WordPress filters to apply all internal functionality and features. Everything is done automatically without user intervention required at all. Real hide of WordPress core files and plugins The plugin not only allows you to change default URLs of you WordPress, but it also hides/blocks such defaults. Other similar plugins, just change the slugs, but the defaults are still accessible, obviously revealing WordPress as CMS. You can change the default WordPress login URL from wp-admin and wp-login.php to something totally arbitrary. No one will ever know where to try to guess a login and hack into your site. It becomes totally invisible. Full plugin documentation available at WordPress Hide and Security Enhancer Documentation When testing with WordPress theme and plugins detector services/sites, any setting change may not reflect right away on their reports, since they use cache. So, you may want to check again later, or try a different inner URL. Homepage URL usage is not mandatory. Being the best content management system, widely used, WordPress is susceptible to a large range of hacking attacks including brute-force, SQL injections, XSS, XSRF etc. Despite the fact the WordPress core is a very secure code maintained by a team of professional enthusiast, the additional plugins and themes make ita vulnerable spot for every website. In many cases, those are created by pseudo-developers who do not follow the best coding practices or simply do not own the experience to create a secure plugin. Statistics reveal that every day new vulnerabilities are discovered, many affecting hundreds of thousands of WordPress websites. Over 99,9% of hacked WordPress websites are target of automated malware scripts, which search for certain WordPress fingerprints. This plugin hides or replaces those traces, making the hacking bots attacks useless. It works well with custom WordPress directory structures,e.g. custom plugins, themes, and upload folders. Once configured, you need to clear server cache data and/or any cache plugins (e.g. W3 Cache), for a new html data to be created. If you use CDN this should be cache clear as well. Sample usage Main plugin functionality: Customizes Admin URL Blocks default admin URL Blocks any direct folder access to completely hide the structure Customize wp-login.php filename 2FA – Two-factor Authentication 2FA – Two-factor Authentication – Email Verification Code 2FA – Two-factor Authentication – Authenticator App 2FA – Two-factor Authentication – Recovery Codes 2FA – Two-factor Authentication – Shortcode for front-side user settings interface 2FA – Two-factor Authentication – My Account > Account Details – area for 2FA user settings interface Google Captcha Blocks default wp-login.php Blocks default wp-signup.php Blocks XML-RPC API Creates New XML-RPC paths Adjusts theme URL Creates New child Theme URL Changes theme style file name Cleans any headers for theme style file Customizes wp-include Blocks default wp-include paths Blocks default wp-content Customizes plugins URL Changes Individual plugin URL Blocks default plugins paths Creates New upload URL Blocks default upload URL Removes WordPress version Blocks Meta Generator Disables the emoji and required javascript code Removes pingback tag Removes wlwmanifest Meta Removes rsd_link Meta Removes wpemoji Minifies Html, Css, JavaScript Security Headers and many more. No other plugin functionality will be blocked or interfered in any way by WP-Hide This plugin allows to change the default Admin URL from wp-login.php and wp-admin to something else. All original links turn the default theme to “404 Not Found” page, as if nothing exists there. Besides the huge security advantage, the WP-Hide plugin saves lots of server processing time by reducing php code and MySQL usage since brute-force attacks target the weakURL. Important: Compared to all other similar plugins which mainly use redirects, this plugin turns a default theme to“404 error” page for all blocked URL functionalities, without revealing the link existence at all. Since version 1.2, WP-Hide change individual plugin URLs and made them unrecognizable. For example,the change of the default WooCommerce plugin URL and its dependencies from domain.com/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/ into domain.com/ecommerce/cdn/ or anything customized. Plugin Sections **Hide -> Scan Exhaustive system security examination with analysis and improvements guidance and fixes Hide -> Rewrite > Theme New Theme Path – Changes default theme path New Style File Path – Changes default style file name and path Remove description header from Style file – Replaces any WordPress metadata information (like theme name, version etc.,) from style file Child – New Theme Path – Changes default child theme path Child – New Style File Path – Changes child theme style-sheet file path and name Child – Remove description header from Style file – Replaces any WordPress metadata information (like theme name, version etc.,) from style file Hide -> Rewrite > WP includes New Include Path – Changes default wp-include path/URL Block wp-include URL – Blocks default wp-include URL Hide -> Rewrite > WP content New Content Path – Change default wp-content path/URL Block wp-content URL – Blocks the default content URL Hide -> Rewrite > Plugins New Plugin Path – Changes default wp-content/plugins path/URL Block plugin URL – Blocks default wp-content/plugins URL New path / URL for Every Active Plugin Customize path and name for any active plugins Hide -> Rewrite > Uploads New Upload Path – Changes default media files path/URL Block upload URL – Blocks default media files URL Hide -> Rewrite > Comments New wp-comments-post.php Path Block wp-comments-post.php Hide -> Rewrite > Author New Author Path Prevent Access to Author Archives Block default path Hide -> Rewrite > Search New Search Path Block default path Hide -> Rewrite > XML-RPC New XML-RPC Path – Changes default XML-RPC path / URL Block default xmlrpc.php – Blocks default XML-RPC URL Disable XML-RPC authentication – Filters whether XML-RPC methods require authentication Remove pingback – Removes pingback link tag from theme Hide -> Rewrite > JSON REST Clean the REST API response Disable JSON REST V1 service – Disables an API service for WordPress which is active by default Disable JSON REST V2 service – Disables an API service for WordPress which is active by default Block any JSON REST calls – Any call for JSON REST API service will be blocked Disable output the REST API link tag into page header Disable JSON REST WP RSD endpoint from XML-RPC responses Disable Sends a Link header for the REST API Hide -> Rewrite > Root Files Block license.txt – Blocks access to license.txt root file Block readme.html – Blocks access to readme.html root file Block wp-activate.php – Blocks access to wp-activate.php file Block wp-cron.php – Blocks outside access to wp-cron.php file Block wp-signup.php – Blocks default wp-signup.php file Block other wp-*.php files – Blocks other wp-.php files within WordPress Root Hide -> Rewrite > URL Slash URL’s add Slash – Add a slash to any links without it. This disguisesthe existence of a file, folder or a wrong URL, which will all be slashed. Hide -> General / Html > Core Disabling Directory Listing Hide -> General / Html > Meta Remove WordPress Generator Meta Remove Other Generator Meta Remove Shortlink Meta Remove DNS Prefetch Remove Resource Hints Remove wlwmanifest Meta Remove feed_links Meta Disable output the REST API link tag into page header Remove rsd_link Meta Remove adjacent_posts_rel Meta Remove profile link Remove canonical link Hide -> General / Block Detectors Block Detectors Hide -> General / Emulate CMS Emulate CMS Hide -> General / Html > Admin Bar Remove WordPress Admin Bar for specified urser roles Hide -> General / Feed Remove feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom links Hide -> General / Robots.txt Disable admin URL within Robots.txt Hide -> General / Html > Emoji Disable Emoji Disable TinyMC Emoji Hide -> General / Html > Styles Remove Version Remove ID from link tags Hide -> General / Html > Scripts Remove Version Hide -> General / Html > Oembed Remove Oembed Hide -> General / Html > Headers Remove Link Header Remove X-Powered-By Header Remove Server Header Remove X-Pingback Header Hide -> General / Html > HTML Remove HTML Comments Minify Html, CSS, JavaScript Remove general classes from body tag Remove ID from Menu items Remove class from Menu items Remove general classes from post Remove general classes from images Hide -> General / Html > User Interactions Disable Mouse right click Disable Text Selection Disable Copy Disable Cut Disable Paste Disable Print Disable Print Screen Disable Developer Tools Disable View Source Disable Drag / Drop Hide -> Admin > wp-login.php New wp-login.php – Maps a new wp-login.php instead of the default one Block default wp-login.php – Blocks default wp-login.php file from being accessible Customize the default login page Logo image Hide -> Admin > Admin URL New Admin URL – Creates a new admin URL instead of the default ”/wp-admin”. This also applies for admin-ajax.php calls Disable customized Admin Url redirect to the Login page Block default Admin Url – Blocks default admin URL and files from being accessible Security -> 2FA Enable 2FA Enable the 2FA for specific roles Enforce User to Configure 2FA Primary option for Two-Factor Disable 2FA when using Temporary Login Security -> 2FA Email Activate 2FA Email Security -> 2FA Auth App Activate Authenticator app (TOTP) Security -> 2FA Recovery Codes Activate 2FA Recovery Codes Security -> Captcha Google Captcha V2 Google Captcha V3 CloudFlare Turnstile ( PRO ) Settings -> CDN CDN Url – Sets-up CDN if applied. Some providers replace site assets with custom URLs. Security -> Headers HTTP Response Headers are a powerful tool to Harden Your Website Security. * Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy (COEP) * Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy (COOP) * Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy (CORP) * Referrer-Policy * X-Content-Type-Options * X-Download-Options * X-Frame-Options (XFO) * X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies * X-XSS-Protection This free version works with Apache and IIS server types. For all server types, check with WP Hide PRO This is a basic version that can hide everything for basic sites, example https://demo.wp-hide.com/. When using complex plugins and themes, the WP Hide PRO may be required. We provide free assistance to hide everything on your site, along with the commercial product. Anything wrong with this plugin on your site? Just use the forum or get in touch with us at Contact and we’ll check it out. A website example can be found at https://demo.wp-hide.com/ or our website WP Hide and Security Enhancer Plugin homepage at WordPress Hide and Security Enhancer This plugin is developed by Nsp-Code Localization Please help and translate this plugin to your language at https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/wp-hide-security-enhancer You are kindly asked to promote this plugin if it comes up to your expectations via an article on your site or any other place. If you liked this code/WP-Hide or if it helped with your project, why not leave a 5 star review on this board.