Nexter Extension Pro

Nexter Extension Pro puts common WordPress website utilities in one modular plugin. Enable the functions a website needs and leave the rest off. Disabled modules load no front-end CSS or JavaScript, and the extension uses Vanilla JavaScript without a jQuery dependency.

SEO settings and search tools

The built-in SEO toolkit audits on-page and technical issues, then shows a health score and prioritized fixes. Set title and meta description templates with dynamic variables, check a live Google search preview, and manage social and Open Graph details.

The Schema Builder supports 18 structured-data types, including Article, Product, Local Business, Event, Recipe and Video. Display conditions and dynamic variables control where schema appears.

• Create XML sitemaps, with optional image, video, news and HTML sitemaps and exclusion lists.
• Set index, follow and archive rules by content type, and edit the virtual robots.txt in the dashboard.
• Create 301, 302 and other redirects with flexible matching, and log broken URLs for review.
• Verify a site with Google, Bing, Pinterest and Facebook, and generate an llms.txt file.
• Use optional Instant Indexing to send saved post URLs to search engines that support IndexNow.
• Set automatic image alt text from a filename or title without AI, and redirect attachment pages to their parent posts.

Theme layouts and code management

The Theme Builder creates headers, footers, 404 pages, single post templates and archives using Elementor or Gutenberg. Headers can be sticky, transparent or conditional. Footer layouts can use columns, widgets and blocks. The builder works with Astra, Hello Elementor, GeneratePress, Kadence, Blocksy, OceanWP, Neve and Bricks Builder.

Manage PHP, CSS, JavaScript and HTML snippets with syntax validation and crash protection. Snippets run as static documents, and conditional loading rules let you choose where code runs. Pro includes scheduling and smart placement options.

Image, performance and security controls

The image optimizer can convert JPG and PNG uploads to WebP, resize large pictures on upload and compress the media library in bulk. AVIF conversion is available in Pro. Image processing runs on the site server.

Performance settings let you disable selected scripts, defer CSS and JavaScript, host Google Fonts locally, control the Heartbeat API and post revisions, turn off comments, and disable unused image sizes or Elementor icons. Each setting can be configured separately.

Security options include hardening settings, login attempt limits, CAPTCHA for supported forms, a custom admin login URL and sanitized SVG uploads for permitted roles. Pro adds email-based two-factor authentication and login notifications. Content protection controls can disable actions such as right-click, text selection and copy-paste.

The Cookie Consent module handles cookie categories, prior script blocking, consent records, Google Consent Mode v2 and a live setup check. Inline snippets and some embeds may need manual tagging for script blocking. The banner, preferences modal and cookie declaration are built with the free Cookie Consent blocks in Nexter Blocks.

Email, utilities and administration

SMTP settings support Gmail, Mailgun, SendGrid and custom SMTP servers, with a test email tool to check delivery. Other utilities include custom font uploads, Adobe Fonts integration, 404 redirects, post duplication, bulk text and URL replacement, thumbnail regeneration, extension rollback, role switching, debug mode and content ordering. Pro also supports public previews for drafts, media replacement and taxonomy term ordering.

For client sites, Pro can pin active extensions to the top of the extensions list and remove selected fields from user profiles. Additional admin tools include menu organization, a branded login screen, toolbar cleanup, and controls for notices and dashboard widgets.

Move settings between websites

Export the WordPress Customizer configuration and Nexter Extension settings to a file, then import them on another site. This can help repeat a configuration across sites.

Install and enable modules

In the WordPress dashboard, install and activate Nexter Extension, then open Nexter Extensions. Turn on the modules the site needs and configure each feature in its settings.