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Hi Samayy, thank you for the review! Really glad the plugin is working well for your SEO and AI search needs. Reach out anytime if you need help.
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Thank you again for your support!Thank you for your support and valuable feedback! We’re glad to hear the plugin is helping improve your SEO, AEO, and AI search visibility. Our goal is to keep the plugin lightweight, effective, and future-ready for both search engines and AI platforms. Really appreciate your recommendation!
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Disabling admin transitions in v7?Hi @arothman ,
You’re not missing anything there isn’t currently a built-in setting in WordPress 7.0 (including RC builds) to disable the admin page fade transitions.
What you’re seeing is part of recent UI updates where WordPress introduces subtle opacity/transition effects between admin views. At the moment, these aren’t user-configurable via preferences or profile settings.
That said, you can disable the effect with a small CSS override. For example, adding this via a custom plugin or admin CSS will effectively remove the transitions:
add_action(‘admin_head’, function () {
echo ‘<style>
* {
transition: none !important;
animation: none !important;
}
html, body {
opacity: 1 !important;
}
</style>’;
});If you prefer a more targeted approach, you can scope it to specific admin containers (like
#wpbody-contentor.wrap) instead of disabling all transitions globally.Also worth double-checking if any plugin is enhancing or overriding admin animations, though in this case it does appear to be coming from core.
It might be a good candidate for a feature request either a “reduced motion” preference or respecting the system-level
prefers-reduced-motionsetting more aggressively in wp-admin.