WP Hide Post Pro

WP Hide Post Pro lets you pick where supported WordPress content appears. Hide posts, pages, media, custom post types, and WooCommerce products from selected site locations while keeping them on your website. The direct URL can remain available when the entry’s single view is not hidden or redirected.

Where can you conceal content?

Available settings depend on the content type. They can cover the homepage or blog page, category and tag archives, author and date archives, search results, RSS and XML feeds, widgets such as Recent Posts, navigation links, and the REST API. Individual posts, pages, media items, and products can also be hidden from their single views where supported.

For WooCommerce products, visibility controls include the shop page, product categories, product search, and the WooCommerce REST API. Media settings apply to pictures, PDFs, and other attachments. An administration status column shows hidden items in post, page, media, and product lists, and the plugin can hide content from Recent Posts widgets.

What does Pro add?

• Quick Edit: Change visibility from an administration list without opening the full editor.
• Bulk Edit: Apply visibility changes to multiple posts, pages, media items, or products at once.
• Expanded 404 redirects: Redirect hidden content to a 404 page across supported content types.
• Hide but keep in search results: Hide content from selected site locations while allowing search engines to index it.
• Hide Everywhere: Remove an item from all site locations.
• Disable Hidden Column: Remove the hidden-status column from administration lists.
• Premium support and updates are included in the Pro offering.

How do you set visibility?

Install and activate WP Hide Post Pro, then open the post, page, media item, custom post type, or WooCommerce product you want to manage. In its Post Visibility controls, select the locations to hide it from and update the item. For a larger library, use Quick Edit for individual changes or Bulk Edit for multiple items.

What happens to the direct URL?

Hiding an item from selected listings can leave its direct URL active. Hiding its single view, choosing a 404 redirect, or using Hide Everywhere changes that behavior. These visibility settings do not restrict access by visitor role.