Readers don’t leave because your content is bad.
They leave because they can’t see the rest.
My plugins fix that.
Built by Ajay D’Souza, WordPress developer since 2005
Powering 60,000+ Websites. 4+ million downloads.
Eight plugins for related posts, popular posts, search, and knowledge bases. Each one does the same job in a different place: a reader finishes a post, and there’s somewhere to go next.
What you can expect
Every plugin follows the same rules I’ve used since 2005.
Fast
Focus on performance via built-in caching, lazy loading, and optimized queries
Clean code
Closely follows WordPress Coding Standards
Developer Friendly
Template tags, shortcodes, blocks, hooks and filters
Supported and documented
Extensive knowledge base and email support straight from me
Latest tutorials from The Blog
I regularly publish tutorials on WordPress development, how to use my plugins, and other WordPress tips.
How to Automatically Close Comments on Old WordPress Posts: A Practical Guide
Close comments, pingbacks, and trackbacks on old WordPress posts with Auto-Close 3.2.1. Set ages per post type, keep exceptions open, and preview before you run it.
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Why Most WordPress Syntax Highlighting Plugins Replace the Code Block (and Why That’s a Problem)
Most syntax highlighting plugins replace the core Code block with their own. WebberZone Code Block Highlighting extends core/code instead, with Prism.js or highlight.php, 21 themes and per-block controls.
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Why WebP Delivery Can Break Behind a CDN (and How the picture Element Fixes It)
There are two common ways to serve WebP to browsers that support it. One decides on the server, by reading the …
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Why the Default WordPress Search Returns Irrelevant Results and How to Fix It
I’ve never met a site owner who was happy with WordPress’s default search results. The reason is always the same. Core …
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