Plugins can be either activated for all sites in the network (Network Admin → Plugins → Network Activate a plugin) or activated on a per-site basis (from the individual site dashboard).
Plugin Index
Here is a list of all the plugins that are installed on the site as of April 2025.
| Plugin Name | Description | Third-party or custom? |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) | Adds a user-friendly interface for creating and managing custom fields, making it easy to add structured data to posts, pages, and custom content types. | Third-party |
| Gravity Forms | A powerful form builder plugin for creating complex forms with ease, including features like conditional logic, file uploads, and third-party integrations. | Third-party |
| Oasis Workflow | Adds editorial workflow features to WordPress, such as customizable content review steps, role-based approvals, and workflow tracking for better content governance. | Third-party |
| Yoast SEO | A popular SEO plugin that helps optimize your content for search engines with real-time content analysis, meta tags, sitemaps, and more. | Third-party |
| Safe SVG | Enable SVG uploads and sanitize them to stop XML/SVG vulnerabilities | Third-party |
| Advanced Custom Fields – Relationship Multisite | Adds a custom Relationship Multisite field for sharing content across sites in a WordPress multisite network. | Custom |
| Upstatement Algolia Admin | Implements the backend administration of Algolia such as post indexing and deletion. | Custom |
Plugin Management
There are two ways we install plugins:
- Some plugins are managed by WPackagist via Composer. This method tends to be preferred as we can upgrade to newer versions easier and avoid committing plugins into source control.
- Plugins that are not available through WPackagist (usually paid or premium versions of plugins) are downloaded from the vendor and directly added to the
/pluginsdirectory in our codebase.
You can see all the plugins we are installing through WPackagist in composer.json.