Quevedo is a set of tools aimed at those authors, writers or bloggers who want to use WordPress for writing. It removes some unnecessary features for single-author sites and improves SEO, but without complications.
WordPress was born as a small blogging tool. Over the years it has grown and now serves for many more things, but deep down there is still a lot of that little blogging tool. Quevedo helps you focus on what matters: writing.
WordPress features
Some minor tweaks to make WordPress a bit more appealing to bloggers and single-user site owners.
- Disable post tags: Prevents duplicate content
- Disable post formats: Removes clutter from the post editor
- Disable author archives: Avoids SEO issues for single-author blogs
- Disable date archives: Redirects year, month and day archive pages to the homepage
- Redirect attachment pages: Prevents thin content by redirecting to the parent post
- Simplify editor blocks: When editing a blog post, the available blocks are reduced to: paragraph, heading, list, image, quote, separator, code, preformatted
Featured image
Options for featured images on your posts.
- Default featured image: Fallback image for posts without a featured image set
- Add featured image to post metadata: Outputs Open Graph and Twitter image meta tags using the default featured image when set, otherwise the post featured image
Shortcodes
[year]
Returns the current year in four-digit format. Very useful for copyright notices.
[lipsum words="200"]
Returns a paragraph full of “Lorem ipsum” fill text. The optional attribute “words” defines the number of words, default is 200.