Nexter Extension Pro groups WordPress site tools into modules that administrators can enable as needed. The add-on uses Vanilla JavaScript without a jQuery dependency. Disabled modules load no front-end CSS or JavaScript.

SEO and search options

The SEO toolkit audits on-page and technical issues, then reports a health score and prioritized fixes. Set title and meta description templates with dynamic variables, preview them in Google search, and configure social and Open Graph details. The Schema Builder supports 18 structured-data types, with display conditions and dynamic variables to control where they appear.

• Create XML sitemaps, with optional picture, 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, then log broken URLs for review.
• Generate an llms.txt file, notify search engines that support IndexNow, and verify a site with Google, Bing, Pinterest, or Facebook.
• Generate image alt text from a filename or title and redirect attachment pages to their parent post.

Theme layouts and code

The Theme Builder makes headers, footers, 404 pages, single post templates, and archive pages with Elementor or Gutenberg. Headers can be sticky, transparent, or conditional. 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, file-based execution, and conditional loading. Pro includes snippet scheduling and smart placement for inserting code around page components or at selected points in content.

Images and performance

The image optimizer converts JPG and PNG uploads to WebP, supports AVIF in Pro, and can compress a media library in bulk. It also resizes large uploads. Image processing runs on the site server without an API key or external account.

Performance controls let administrators disable selected scripts and WordPress functions, defer CSS and JavaScript, host Google Fonts locally, adjust Heartbeat and revision settings, disable comments, and limit unused image sizes or Elementor icons.

Security and consent

Security settings include hardening controls, login attempt limits, CAPTCHA support for forms, a custom admin login URL, and SVG upload sanitization. Pro includes email-based two-factor authentication, login notifications, and content protection controls.

The Cookie Consent module handles consent categories, prior blocking of non-essential scripts, consent records with configurable IP handling and retention, Google Consent Mode v2, and a setup report. The banner, preferences modal, and cookie declaration use Cookie Consent blocks in Nexter Blocks. Review the configuration against the privacy requirements that apply to the site.

Email, utilities, and administration

Configure SMTP for Gmail, Mailgun, SendGrid, or a custom mail server, then send a test email from the settings panel. Other utilities include custom font uploads, Adobe Fonts integration, post and page duplication, bulk text and URL replacement, thumbnail regeneration, extension rollback, role switching, debug settings, and content ordering. Pro also supports draft preview links, media replacement, and taxonomy term ordering.

For client-facing administration, Nexter Extension can brand the login screen, organize admin menus by role, remove selected admin bar items and notices, and hide Elementor promotions. Pro adds Display Active Plugins First to pin active extensions at the top of the plugin list and User Profile Clean to remove unnecessary profile fields.

Configuration and setup

Export WordPress Customizer settings and Nexter Extension configuration to a file, then import them on another site. To get started, install and activate the plugin in WordPress, open Nexter Extensions, and switch on the modules the site needs. Configure each module in its settings, then use the import or export controls when transferring configuration.