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  • PostProcessing – CSS

    This functionality is available for PRO version. The PostProcessing engine is a powerful tool designed to enhance the security and performance of WordPress websites by obfuscating and white-labeling various components of the site, making it significantly more difficult for hackers to identify the technologies and plugins in use. One of its most advanced features is […]

  • PostProcessing – JavaScript

    This functionality is available for PRO version. The JavaScript PostProcessing feature is a crucial component of the PostProcessing engine, working alongside CSS PostProcessing and Replacements to provide comprehensive control over your website’s front-end performance and security. This feature is specifically designed to handle all the JavaScript assets associated with your site, offering advanced processing options […]

  • PostProcessing – Html/Css/JS Replacements This functionality is available for PRO version. The module implements a post-processing engine, which allows arbitrary words to be replaced with custom ones. This works for all site data such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript assets. The visual interface is self-explanatory and consists of a Replaced Word and a Replacement Word. This is easy to [...]
  • 2FA – Two-Factor Authentication

    This addition is a game-changer for WordPress site owners who prioritize security. 2FA adds an extra layer of protection to your website’s login process by requiring a second form of authentication beyond just a password. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access, even if your password is compromised. Why Two-Factor Authentication Matters Cyberattacks targeting […]

  • 2FA – Email

    The email-based Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) option offers a seamless and secure way to protect your account. When enabled, this method sends a unique, time-sensitive authentication code directly to the user’s registered email address each time they log in. This code acts as the second layer of verification, ensuring that only individuals with access to the […]

  • 2FA – Authenticator App

    Strengthen users account security with the Authenticator App (TOTP) option for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). This method leverages time-based one-time passcodes (TOTP), which are generated dynamically and provide an extra layer of protection against unauthorized access. Setting up 2FA with an authenticator app is straightforward. During configuration, users scan a QR code provided by the system […]

  • 2FA – Recovery Codes

    The Recovery Codes option for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) provides a secure and reliable backup method to ensure access to your dashboard under any circumstances. When enabled, the system generates 10 unique, one-time-use recovery codes that can be used to authenticate your login if your primary 2FA method, such as email verification or an authenticator app, […]

  • Rewrite – Map URLs This functionality is available for PRO version. The Map URLs module can be used to change individual URLs to custom ones. The interface consists of 2 fields, an Url to replace and an Url replacement. Any site URL's can be mapped to something else. Any type of asset works with re-mapping e.g JavaScript, Cascading Style [...]
  • Rewrite – Theme

    The plugin Theme section allow to change any url’s related to a theme or a child theme. As default a resource file loaded from the theme folder appear on front side html like this:

  • Rewrite – WP includes

    As default a WordPress installation contain a wp-include folder which store files and resources used on themes and plugin. This section allow a way to change this slug from any links on front side html.

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