Hi @iamwpuser
I understand that you have noticed some post-type counts in your WooCommerce System Report that seem unfamiliar or unrelated to your current plugins. Let’s go through them one by one:
1. elementor_library: This is related to the Elementor plugin. If you don’t have this plugin installed, it’s possible that it was previously installed and then removed. The post-type count remains in the database.
2. mailpoet_page: This is related to the MailPoet plugin. Similar to the Elementor plugin, if you don’t have it installed, it may have been installed previously and later removed, leaving the post type count in the database.
3. mcw: This could be related to a plugin or theme you have used. It’s difficult to determine the exact source without more information.
4. watermark: This may be related to a plugin or theme that adds watermarks to your images. If you don’t have any watermark plugins installed, it could be a leftover from a previous plugin or theme.
5. woocg-post: This is related to the WooCommerce Custom Gift plugin. If you don’t have this plugin installed, it may have been installed previously and later removed, leaving the post type count in the database.
6. wysijap: This is related to the MailPoet plugin, which is the same as the mailpoet_page count mentioned earlier.
You can use a plugin like WP-Optimize or WP-Sweep to clean up these post-type counts. These plugins allow you to clean up your WordPress database by removing unused data, optimizing database tables, and more. Please make sure to create a backup of your website before using any of these plugins to avoid any potential data loss.
Alternatively, if you are comfortable working with the database directly, you can use a tool like phpMyAdmin to delete the unused post types. However, this method requires a good understanding of the WordPress database structure. It should only be performed if you are confident in your abilities to avoid any potential data loss or site issues.
I hope this information helps!