Additional Features

Why do I need these additional features?

Managing hreflang effectively isn’t just about adding data, it’s also about verifying correctness, working efficiently, and controlling who can make changes.

The additional features included in Hreflang Manager are designed to support real-world usage scenarios, from developers validating output, to editors navigating large datasets, to teams that require role-based access control. Together, these tools help you maintain accuracy, clarity, and operational safety as your hreflang setup grows.

Verify hreflang output with the built-in tag inspector

The built-in tag inspector allows you to quickly verify the hreflang tags generated by the plugin directly from the WordPress front end.

Instead of manually viewing page source or relying on external tools, you can inspect the hreflang output for any page in a dedicated widget. The data can be displayed either as a table listing languages, locales, and target URLs, or as a tag view showing the hreflang tags printed on the page.This makes it easier to confirm that hreflang tags are present and aligned with your configuration.

The tag inspector is especially useful during setup, debugging, or after bulk operations, providing immediate feedback without leaving your workflow.

Customize the admin view with adjustable pagination

When managing large amounts of hreflang data, usability matters.

Hreflang Manager allows you to customize pagination in the admin interface, letting you control how many entries are displayed per page. This makes it easier to browse, review, and manage hreflang data efficiently, whether you prefer shorter pages for performance or larger views for bulk review.

Adjustable pagination helps keep the admin experience responsive and tailored to your working style, especially on sites with extensive international content.

Control access with user permissions

Not every user should have access to all hreflang settings.

Hreflang Manager includes user permission controls that allow you to define which roles can access plugin menus and specific functionalities. This is particularly important in multi-author environments, agency setups, or enterprise sites where changes to hreflang data must be carefully managed.

By limiting access to authorized users only, you reduce the risk of accidental changes while maintaining a clear separation of responsibilities within your team.