Aug 7
Enable / Disable feature
Enable / Disable feature that are not used like addon plugin reducing the resources needed and speeding up the site
Pending
2 weeks ago
Here is a list of example of elements which (on some basic websites) I don't use. So they could be disabled to try to make the WordPress backend faster : - WoodMart Layouts - WoodMart Popups - Woodmart Sidebars - WoodMart Floating Blocks (- WoodMart HTML Blocks) => I use, but allow users to disable if they don't use. In the WoodMart Theme Settings, add a parameter to enable / disable those things. For instance, you already have such thing for WoodMart Slider. The sliders don't appear in the backend unless you specifically enable it in the WoodMart Theme Settings. Do the same for all the above
Jan 8, 2026
Anyway to make this auto detect ?
Aug 25, 2026
Hi, Could you please clarify in more detail what you would like to achieve with this functionality and what the main goal should be? For example, is it about decluttering the interface for yourself, or simplifying site administration for third parties? If it’s purely about performance, our theme is already built so that functions, scripts, and styles for options that aren’t used are not activated on the site’s frontend, meaning no extra code or load is added. Kind Regards
Aug 12, 2024
+1 upvote
Jul 16, 2024
+1 agree
Highly agree. Of course for speed and performance, but also to make the backend look less bloated. As another comment mentioned, we should be able to disable WoodMart Layouts, Popups, Sldebars, Floating Blocks. Furthermore, the theme ships with a fairly large surface. If we're using the native Gutenberg, we should be able to disable the Elementor and WPBakery integration. I notice there are many files in the theme related to those page builder integration.