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A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit
Among the Swiss Army knives completing WordPress, this one helps reduce GHG, as it is AMP compatible while providing various features.
Tested up to WP 6.9 (Current: 7.0.2)
v1.17.6
Current Version v1.17.6
Updated 6 months ago
Last Update on 21 Jan, 2026
Refreshed 6 hours ago
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Showing 4 of 4| Keyword | Position | Change | Type | Updated |
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| partials | 4 | — | Tag | 22 hours ago |
| endnotes | 8 | — | Tag | 22 hours ago |
| amp | 136 | — | Tag | 22 hours ago |
| reusable | 150 | — | Tag | 22 hours ago |
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- Version
- 1.17.6
- Last Updated
- Jan 21, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.5+
- Tested Up To
- 6.9
- PHP Version
- 7.2 or higher
- Author
- ANRGHG
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit
A.N.R.GHG is the initialism of ‘Act now, reduce greenhouse gasses’. The dots have been added to help screenreaders spell it as an initialism rather than as an acronym. The climate crisis requires us to enroll all aspects of our work and lives so that our efforts converge towards addressing the crisis now as a top priority urgency. The AMP technology contributes to streamlining processes and making the internet less energy-consuming. Moreover, development and maintenance are powered with renewable energy as well since the developer subscribed to the green electricity option offered by the local grid operator to individual households at a monthly fee of about $2. Most importantly, the developer is a vegetalian, as avoiding meat and dairy, eggs and fish helps making an end of animal torture and is the scientifically recommended single biggest way to reduce our impact on planet Earth, an Oxford University study assessed.
A number of features like heading links and table of contents, notes and sources or last modified date and published date of pages are interrelated, and solutions using one plugin per feature are suboptimal because of inconsistent identifiers or presentation. Beyond consistency, among the reasons that further fueled the adoption of an “all”-in-one concept are efficiency and economies of scale, much like what Jetpack is achieving at an incomparable magnitude. As a result, making individual plugins out of some of the features is not required and would be inefficient. Keeping them all together seems like the best option.
This way, the settings can be searched using the browser search functionality (Control + F), and all occurrences can be accessed directly. That would not be the case if the settings were grouped by topic under a number of tabs. The table of contents at the top of the settings page replaces the tab row or column, while allowing for longer, more explicit labels. It can be accessed by clicking the ‘Back to top’ button at the top of the window in a fixed position. Likewise, the ‘Save settings’ button is constantly visible at the bottom of the window. Clicking it does not require scrolling down to the bottom of the page.
This issue depends on the PHP memory limit. The large settings page requires more than 32MB. Safe is to set the PHP memory limit to 256M as a rule of thumb, but many hosting providers throttle it down to 128M. If your plan includes cPanel, more options such as 512M may be available in the “MultiPHP INI Editor” under “Software” in the “Tools” menu on the cPanel home page in your hosting account. The limitations involved by a low memory limit affect plugin updates, theme updates, as well as other actions performed by WordPress and its plugins, for example editing large posts in the Block Editor. Other content management systems are likewise impacted by low memory limits such as 32M, that may be the default settings value in shared hosting.
As the jQuery JavaScript library is not fully AMP compatible, features like tooltips, expand/collapse and scrolling back and forth do not use jQuery. Another reason is that when using jQuery, and JavaScript is turned off in a browser, these features are broken in that browser. Yet another reason is bad user experience as links to end notes are either unavailable, or available hard links cannot be opened while the relevant list is collapsed. Moreover, using jQuery prevents from saving a fully functional copy of a page. These frustrating issues outweigh the benefits of using jQuery. Regardless, for end notes there is another plugin out there that uses jQuery by default and offers the ability to opt out: The Footnotes plugin, although closed since 2022-11-14, was consistently recommended in 2023, and it is compatible with the Twenty Twenty-Three theme. It can be installed as a .zip file following process B after downloading its latest version directly from the WordPress Plugin Directory, as it is one or two times a day on average per current stats, or from the latest backup of its full Plugin Directory page in the Web Archive. However, since the Footnotes plugin is unmaintained, it may basically become a target of exploiting security vulnerabilities. That is why reading the abandonment statement made by its last developer, or its archived version, is strongly recommended.
Yes, using configuration filters, that have precedence over settings values from the database, each theme can have specific settings values stored in its child theme’s functions.php, so that sensitive values may be fine-tuned in accordance with particular layout options, while values that are constant across themes may still be configured in the settings page and called from the database. The A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit includes a template file called template-filter-config.php documenting all filters available so far (while process filters are being added as documented in template-filter-output.php).
As a stable place to add configuration filters and process filters, a mini plugin is convenient. A mini plugin template is included in the plugin folder. To use it, please move it out of the folder, eventually rename it, optionally place it in a new folder, then make it a plugin by deleting the seven percent signs standing out in front of the %%%%%%%Plugin Name: field label, and activate it after refreshing the Plugins list.
For multilingual plugins to show the strings in the translation pane and to work effectively, the translation keys must be present in the database. To achieve this, please access the plugin’s settings page and click the ‘Save Settings’ button at the bottom of the window. After this, all translatable configuration values will show up in the translation pane, even those that are not yet configurable on the settings page.
Yes, category pages are supported through the term_description hook, so that all features are fully functional as configured. When using the A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit, category pages are unaffected by the filter that would usually delete HTML markup, and may be drafted like pages in the Block Editor, kept as drafts, and copy-pasted from the Code Editor to the term description window. Eventual leftover block markup is removed at runtime.
Yes, the A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit supports all post types applying the filters hooked on the the_content hook; for example, custom post types of WooCommerce like product pages are supported through this hook. Additionally it supports popups from Popup Maker (Code Atlantic) by hooking on pum_popup_content, and from Popup Builder (Sygnoos) by hooking on sgpbSubscriptionForm. Beyond, it processes a configurable list of additional hooks. The only requirement for a content type is to apply filters on the content, using whatever hook. The name of that hook needs to be filled in an input field on the settings page, or in the configuration filter found among the templates under “Support alternative content hooks.” Multiple hook names are comma-separated. For convenience, a dedicated hook is also available, that the A.N.R.GHG Publishing Toolkit adds filters to for subsequent application to a given content by calling the WordPress apply_filters() function: $content = apply_filters( 'anrghg_content_filter_hook', $content );