Disable Bloat for WordPress & WooCommerce PRO groups settings for turning off selected capabilities in WordPress, WooCommerce and supported third-party add-ons. WooCommerce is optional; if your site does not use it, you can leave its settings unused. Choose individual controls to match the site’s process.

WooCommerce administration and storefront

For the store dashboard, settings cover WooCommerce Admin, Analytics, the Home screen and selected admin capabilities, as well as the Marketing Hub and related promotions. Email controls can disable WooCommerce Guide Emails or remove “Get the App” content from emails.

Back-end options include the WooCommerce Status meta box, Dashboard Setup widget, new Product Editor and WooCommerce Blocks. Storefront controls cover WooCommerce widgets, scripts and styles, cart fragments, Blocks and unnecessary Stripe scripts. Some extensions, including Google Listings & Ads, may rely on WooCommerce Admin. Check their functions after disabling it.

WordPress, login and site controls

Admin settings include hiding update notices from non-admin users, disabling editor autosave and dashboard widgets, and removing the WordPress logo from the admin bar or footer text. Login options can hide the WordPress logo, change its link or title parameter, and disable the language switcher.

Other settings cover performance and core features, including the password strength meter, emoji scripts, Dashicons, jQuery Migrate, wp-embed, REST API, Heartbeat API and XML-RPC. You can also manage post revisions, application passwords, file editing, automatic updates, RSS feeds, generator tags, shortlinks and selected header scripts or links.

Selected third-party add-on settings

Controls for specific integrations include Jetpack notices and promotions, Elementor dashboard and Google Fonts settings, Yoast notices and admin-bar items, the UpdraftPlus toolbar item, and selected settings for Contact Form 7, Advanced Custom Fields, WPML, Flexible Shipping and WP Desk.

Configure and review

1. Open Settings → Disable Bloat in the WordPress administration area.
2. Review the WordPress, WooCommerce, email, back-end, storefront, login, performance and plugin settings.
3. Disable only the features your site does not need.
4. Check the administration area, store pages and related functions after changing settings.