Admin & Dashboard
Admin UI, dashboards, menus, notices, user experience inside wp-admin.
1,375 repositories, including 1,107 with fewer than two releases. Show released plugins only
Adds a columnar view of all your pages (and hierarchical custom post types), similar to the view found in the OS X Finder. Makes it much easier to manage sites with lots…
White Label & Rebranding Deiner Anmeldeseite & ClassicPress-Dashboard. Passe System-E-Mails an und lasse ClassicPress mit CP Toolkit umbenennen.White label & rebrand your login page & ClassicPress dashboard. Customize system emails and let…
Monitor GatherPress events with missing attendee counts directly from your WordPress dashboard.
MainWP Client Reports Extension allows you to generate activity reports for your clients sites. Requires MainWP Dashboard.
Allows developers to provide information to their clients about installed plugins.
Groups notices from other plugins and themes into one collapsed panel — WordPress core notices stay exactly where they are.
🔆 Lumora — A modern, React-based WordPress admin dashboard plugin with dark mode, RTL support, command palette (Ctrl+K), drag-and-drop menu manager, and white-label branding. Built for performance: 26KB initial JS, full Persian…
Personalise the WordPress admin with your own accent colour.
URI-specific modifications to WordPress dashboards
Makes all admin notices dismissible and persists their dismissal across sessions for notices with IDs.
Improves the At a Glance dashboard widget in ClassicPress & WordPress, and offers a widget with more detailed information. Compatible with multisite installations.
An easy way to add a preset of plugins to your new WordPress website
Organize WordPress plugin menus with a personal Plugin Hub. · WordPress-Pluginmenüs mit persönlichem Plugin-Hub organisieren.
A Wordpress plugin which adds direct links to the plugins admin page for plugins that do not have direct links to their settings panel listed on the plugins page
This plugin fixes the taxonomy counter in WordPress admin panel if the taxonomy is shared across multiple post types. It's a known bug in WordPress.
Set the side publishing box on the WP post editor to stay on the side.