Hide and Disable Patterns
Quickly wrangle your categories by disabling Core and Remote patterns.
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Pattern Wrangler
Quickly wrangle your categories by disabling Core and Remote patterns.
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Quickly hide all patterns or prevent them from loading from WordPress Core, remotely via the Patterns Library, from a specific registered category, or from a plugin or theme.
Hide all patterns with just one toggle.
If you decide to hide all patterns, you can also hide the Pattern Wrangler settings under the Appearance tab.
Disabling Core patterns will remove a large number of patterns and categories, which should make things easier to manage.
Disable remote patterns if you don't want anyone accidentally installing a third-party pattern or a pattern that doesn't meet the design. Remote patterns can also significantly slow down the pattern search in terms of loading.
If you've installed a theme and don't fancy its patterns, that's fine. You can disable them.
If you prefer patterns not come from any plugins, such as WooCommerce, you can disable them here as well.
By default, WordPress allows Core and remote patterns. Core patterns are patterns that come with WordPress itself. Remote patterns are those that come in the .
