ASE Pro

ASE Pro extends Admin and Site Enhancements with tools for defining content structures, organizing posts and terms, controlling duplication, and managing media in WordPress. Enable the modules your website needs and configure them for its content structure and user roles.

Define content and change post types

Custom Content Types registers custom post types, taxonomies, field groups, and settings pages. It integrates with Bricks, Breakdance, Oxygen, and Elementor, works with block themes, integrates with WPML, and works with TranslatePress for multilingual sites.

Post Type Switcher moves one or more posts to a various post type. Content Duplication duplicates pages, posts, and public custom post types. ASE Pro lets you choose which user roles can duplicate content, which public or non-public post types are available, and where duplication links appear.

Set post and term order

Content Order adds drag-and-drop ordering for non-hierarchical post types, including media and attachments. It also lets you reorder child posts, change their parent, and apply a custom order on the frontend. The capability is compatible with WPML.

Terms Order delivers drag-and-drop ordering for terms and child terms across various taxonomies. The selected order can be applied on the frontend, and the feature is compatible with WPML.

Organize and replace media

Media Categories adds hierarchical categories to the media library for drag-and-drop organization and supports WPML. Media Replacement replaces media documents while preserving existing links. ASE Pro adds replacement from the media library grid, allows a different file type and name, and can replace image sub-sizes used in posts and options.

Media Files Visibility Control lets administrators see all media while limiting non-administrators to files they uploaded. ASE Pro lets you choose which non-administrator roles receive this restriction. ASE also supports sanitized SVG uploads and AVIF uploads in the Media Library.

Configure the modules

Install the ASE Pro package in WordPress, then open the plugin options and enable the modules required for your process. Configure content types, ordering, duplication permissions, and media controls to match your website structure and user roles.