=== Declutter Wordpress === Contributors: solarissmoke Tags: declutter, wp_head, generator, meta, shortlink Requires at least: 2.9 Tested up to: 3.0 Stable tag: trunk This plugin lets you remove some of the default headers, tags and classes that Wordpress inserts into your template by default. == Description == This plugin lets you remove some of the default headers, tags and classes that Wordpress inserts into your template by default. I personally find that some of them are unnecessary and just waste bandwidth. The plugin currently lets you configure the following: * In the head of HTML and XML documents * Feed links (blog and comment feeds) * Extra feed links (category, tag, author, search feeds) * Really Simple Discovery and Windows Live Manifest endpoint links (most people don't even know what these are, let alone use them) * Links to the index page, the first post, previous/next posts, parent post * Generator tag which reveals which version of Wordpress you are using * Shortlink tag * In HTTP response headers: * Shortlink header * Redundant Etag headers * X-Pingback header * Remove HTML body classes that you do not need (there is a huge list of classes that Wordpress automatically inserts into the body tag) * Remove post classes that you do not need (e.g., `type-`, `category-`, `tag-`) * Remove comment classes that you do not need (e.g., `odd`, `even`, `alt`, `byuser`, `bypostauthor`, `depth-N`) If you have any problems or suggestions, you can [email me](http://rayofsolaris.net/contact/). **This plugin requires PHP version 5. Please do not try installing it in a PHP 4 environment.** == Changelog == = 1.2 = * Added the option to completely disable body, post and comment classes. * Added new class filters for classes introduced in Wordpress 3.1 = 1.1 = * Added filtering for classes in the tag * Note: some previous options may be reset after upgrade, because of some changes to how the plugin works - so please go to the settings page to check them. == Installation == 1. Upload the wp-declutter folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory (or use the Wordpress auto-install feature) 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' page in WordPress 3. The settings for the plugin can be accessed from the Settings administration menu, under "Declutter Wordpress".