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Dashicons.
2019-05-21 ver 1.4.4
SEO Cleaner is a WordPress plugin that allows you to clean up unnecessary elements from your site’s source code. You can remove unused meta tags, links, scripts and styles in your head section, delete redundant server response HTTP headers and disable features that you do not need that potentially can harm your site’s SEO.
From Your WordPress Dashboard
Via File Upload
Once Activated
Plugin Settings are located under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner’.
Use Head Cleanup settings for removing unnecessary html tags from your head section.
Use Feed Cleanup settings for removing feed links and/or disabling this functionality.
Use HTTP Response Cleanup settings for removing redundant HTTP response headers.
HTTP response headers are not visible to website users. You can see them only via the browser developer tools console.
Use WP JSON API Cleanup settings for removing WP JSON API links, headers or totally disable this feature.
Usually WP API is used by external apps to get data from your site.
Use Comments Cleanup settings for adjusting comment form and comments template.
Use Archives Redirect for disabling unused archives.
Using these options you can redirect unused archives to the homepage and avoid indexing these pages and content duplication.
Use Attachments Redirect for disabling attachment pages.
Every image or other file attached to post has it’s own URL and sometimes it can hurt your SEO if these URLs will be indexed by search engines. So you can enable this option and redirect attachment single page URLs to parent post URL to avoid indexing these pages.
Use this tooltip to view the feature that will be disabled. Just hover the icon with question mark.
You can disable this html tags from head section. Every tag can be disabled separately.
This settings is located under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner > Head Cleanup’.
Feed links disabling option is available under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner > Feed Cleanup’.
WP API links and scripts disabling option is available under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner > WP JSON API Cleanup’.
You can disable this HTTP headers. Every header can be disabled separately.
This settings is located under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner > HTTP Response Cleanup’.
You can do these adjustments with your comments template. Every feature can be controlled separately.
This settings is located under ‘Settings > SEO Cleaner > Comments Cleanup’.
Hooks (filters and actions) in WordPress core, plugins and themes essentially allow you to manipulate code without editing core files. So you can change third-party plugin behaviour from your own theme or plugin and keep future updates as well.
Plugin Hooks:
Example:
add_filter( 'seo_cleaner_redirect_status', function( $status ) { $status = 302; return $status; } );
In this case we are changing 301 redirect to 302 redirect.
First of all clean your browser cache and site cache when you are applying new settings. Most of changes you can see only in page source code or via browser developer tools.
We have added screenshots almost for every feature where it was possible. Just navigate to plugin settings in admin panel and hover the question mark. Also every option has description under the checkbox.
Just skip this option and do not turn on it.
If you are using one of these features you should not disable it. E.g. if you are using Emoji on your site — do not disable it. But if you are not planning to use it – you can turn of it, this will help you keep your head section clean.
Sometimes some WordPress themes contain hardcoded links and plugin has no control on this. You can remove it in the header.php file in your theme. As a best practice is to do this in a “Child Theme” (this allows keeping future updates).
We can help you tuning the plugin up to your needs, or even creating a new one from scratch, per your requirements. Drop us your request and we will get back with the estimate shortly.
Dashicons.
2019-05-21 ver 1.4.4
option to turn off Dashicons.
2019-04-22 ver 1.4.3
NOTHING YET