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That can be done using the eth_redirect_to_latest_post_query_args filter to add one of the category parameters described at https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/reference/classes/wp_query/#category-parameters.

The widget options don’t support this, but using the taxonomy_dropdown_widget_options filter, you can set orderby to slug.

This plugin purges excess revisions when posts are saved. Adjusting the settings under Settings > Writing will only purge revisions from posts that are updated after the settings are changed.

I believe this will work with WPML as I’m not aware of any specific incompatibility.

You can remove existing revisions through the Bulk Actions dropdown in the post list table. It includes options to purge only excess revisions, or to remove all revisions from selected posts.

That is not possible. This plugin only supports taxonomies, and authors generally are not stored in a taxonomy.

Thanks for noting this!

I’m disinclined to make this change only because the plugin already has translations that would be invalidated by doing so. I may consider it if I can find a volunteer to redo the translations, which may be necessary as part of an unrelated effort to add native Gutenberg controls.

That is not a feature of this plugin, though there are plugins that exist for this purpose, or you may need to change your theme’s markup to accomplish this.

This is possible in WordPress, but is not a feature of this plugin. Using either query strings or custom rewrite rules, you can create a query that limits by both category and tag. The filter in get_term_link() allows you to change the URLs in the list widget.