OneWP –
All-in-One Solution for WordPress
Note: 'OneWP' is Rebranded from 'Pagely', for Trademark policy.
OneWP is the ultimate
All-in-One Solution for WordPress, designed to give you complete control over your pages and posts. Whether you want to enhance page performance, manage visibility, or secure your content, OneWP brings all essential page management features into a single, easy-to-use plugin.
FEATURES
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Duplicate page & post
✅ Specific page
custom CSS & JS editor
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Disable Gutenberg for specific page/post
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Disable Comments for specific page/post
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Disable Feed for specific page/post
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Hide Header
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Hide Footer
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Hide Page Title
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Hide feature image
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Hide Admin Bar
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Exclude page from search
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Exclude page from archive
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Page Category & Tag
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Page Notes
✅ Current
Page ID
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Current Template Name
✅ Current Template File
Load Time
✅ Current
Wordpress Version
✅ Included files name in
current template
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Custom body class for specific page/post
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Export/Import Page [Upcoming]
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Sitemap (HTML Sitemap & XML Sitemap) [Upcoming]
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Fraud Protection [Upcoming]
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Password Protection [Upcoming]
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Reading Progressbar [Upcoming]
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Page view count [Upcoming]
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Page to PDF [Upcoming]
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Page Redirection [Upcoming]
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Content Protection [Upcoming]
OneWP – the
All-in-One Page Solution ensures your WordPress site is fully optimized, secure, and easy to manage. It’s perfect for developers, bloggers, and business websites that need full control over page management.
Take your WordPress pages to the next level with OneWP, the ultimate All-in-One Page Solution for creating, protecting, and optimizing your content.
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This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/current-template-name
directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress
- Now in front see adminbar showing the menu.