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WordPress plugins

  • Kurt Willmon shared this idea 4 years ago
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Can you provide a way to select a set of plugins and themes from the WordPress repository that will be used on all of our WordPress installations so we and/or our customers don't have to install them manually after WordPress is installed.
I know WordPress Toolkit has preconfigured sets that can be customized and new sets can be created. And, those sets can be selected when installing a new instance of WordPress on a website so, this should be a fairly easy feature to implement.

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If WordPress Toolkit already lets you create and customize sets, then exposing those sets as an option during installation seems like a no‑brainer and would be a huge quality‑of‑life improvement for both developers and customers.
I very much like this idea. I think it would be popular for auto installing Wordpress with a set of plugins.
It would also be great if a user could select the wp toolkit set.
I would like this for themes, where the user can select the theme they want, atm there is a way using sets in WP Toolkit in WHM to automatically install plugins and themes but the user is told what they have to have, it would be great for a user to be able to choose the set.