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Classic Monks

I’d love to see an OTP Login & Registration feature for Bricks Builder! It would be amazing if we could let users sign up and log in using one-time passwords sent via SMS or email, rather than just regular passwords. This would make the process more secure and user-friendly, especially for people who don’t want to remember complex passwords. If possible, it would be great to have options to select different OTP providers and customize the verification process. This would really help membership sites and online stores provide a smoother, safer experience for everyone.

Enable seamless integration to automatically offload WordPress media uploads to external cloud storage providers such as Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, or Google Cloud Storage. This feature would allow users to save local server space, scale storage cost-effectively, and improve media delivery performance. Users could choose their preferred cloud provider, set bucket/folder paths, and configure access permissions right from the Classic Monks interface.

We’re excited to share that we’re actively developing QuickMonks Command – an intelligent command palette system that’s going to transform how developers and power users navigate WordPress. Think of it as Alfred meets WordPress admin, built specifically for our WordPress and Classic Monks ecosystem.

It would be incredible to have a built-in Structure Audit overlay tool directly in Classic Monks. As a developer, I constantly need to audit HTML5 landmarks, heading hierarchy, accessibility compliance, and content structure, but currently I have to rely on browser extensions or external tools that don’t integrate well with my workflow.

It would be awesome to have a way to self-host Google Analytics v4 directly from my own server. The current setup loads GA from Google’s servers, and it’s almost always flagged in performance reports as a speed bottleneck. For sites focused on Core Web Vitals or trying to hit top scores on PageSpeed, this single script can be the weak link. A built-in self-host option would not only help with speed but also give more control over data and privacy, which is a win-win.

Whenever an image is added to a post, WordPress automatically saves it in a medium size. It would be beneficial if the image could always be uploaded in full size, ensuring that the image remains sharp and clear.

It would be great if there was an option to ensure that the preloader plays only once per session. Currently, it plays every time someone clicks on the “Home” button, even though I’ve set it to display only on the homepage. This is excessive for users who are already on the website, and it’s not a pleasant experience for the website to load every time.