WordPress Plugins
Small, single-purpose plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce — each does one thing, stays out of the way, and never phones home. Most are free on WordPress.org; a few have an optional Pro add-on.
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Jalma Who Sees Updates
Hide WordPress update notices from other users — and even other admins. The owner always sees updates and can't get locked out.
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Jalma Simple Fonts
Upload a custom font once and use it on any theme. Appears in the font pickers of Kadence, Elementor, Divi, Avada, GeneratePress, Astra, OceanWP and the WordPress Font Library.
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Conditional Payment Methods Free + Pro
Hide WooCommerce payment methods with simple rules — by cart total, item count, shipping country, customer role or cart contents. One rule is one line.
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Jalma Inline Stock Editor Free + Pro
Bulk stock management for WooCommerce — edit stock levels for many products at once without opening each product.
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Category Notifications for WooCommerce Free + Pro
Route WooCommerce stock notifications to recipients per product category. Hierarchical and variation-aware, with multi-include and sub-category excludes so the right people get the right alerts.
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Lightweight JS Snippet
An easy, really lightweight way to insert a script on specific posts or pages. For when you just need a small piece of JavaScript on a handful of pages without pulling in a full snippet manager.
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Advanced Custom Fields: Multiple Coordinates
An add-on for Advanced Custom Fields that stores more than one map coordinate per field. Version 1.4.0 rebuilds the editor: numbered points, a point list you drag to reorder, and a line or an area drawn through the points in a colour you pick. Same stored JSON as before, so nothing you have saved changes.
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Really Simple Under Construction Free + Pro
A maintenance-mode plugin that does one thing. Hide a page during development, but let the client peek via a private link or a whitelisted IP — no preview-link dance every time you push a change.
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Simple Expand
Easy and lightweight read-more functionality. Wrap text inside [expand] shortcodes — the output is a native HTML <details> toggle. No JavaScript, no settings page, no bloat.