WP Ghost – Meta Mapping

The WP Ghost – Meta Mapping is a powerful extension for the WP Ghost plugin. It enables WordPress site owners to customize the text within the frontend meta, such as title and description.

This is particularly useful for masking references to WordPress CMS and plugins in page meta.

This tutorial walks you through installing, configuring, and utilizing the add-on effectively.

Installation and Activation

Install WP Ghost – Meta Mapping

First, install and configure WP Ghost plugin on your website.

Download the plugin from: here

1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Navigate to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
3. Browse for the hide-my-wp-metas.zip on your download directory an upload it.
4. Install and activate the plugin.

Meta Mapping

This feature will help you change/customize the text from META Tags in WordPress.

1. Go to WP Ghost > Mapping > Text Mapping in your WordPress dashboard.
2. On Text Mapping section enter the text you want to change in frontend METAs.
3. Click the Add Another Text button to add different text you want to change in frontend META tags.
4. Click the Save button to apply the changes.

Conclusion

The WP Ghost – Meta Mapping add-on elevates Text Mapping to more areas of the source code. Modifying text references effectively hides traces of WordPress CMS and plugins. Use this guide to configure your settings and create a seamless and secure website experience.

Please understand that this free add-on gives you much flexibility on the frontend and can’t be tested with other plugins in all scenarios. For this reason, we don’t offer technical support.