Admin Management Xtended free wordpress plugin
Date: 15 February 2011 | Posted by: ltacc
Source:http://extend.schloebe.de/
As a whole, the new WordPress Admin panel is organized fairly well, however when it comes to editing posts or pages quickly without having to open each post or page in a new tab or window, it isn't a very efficient process. For those who are using WordPress as a CMS, it's important to be able to manage contents easily and quickly. That's what this plugin helps to do.
Features:
Ability to change post and page properties inline in the post or page management view
Toggling visibility with a single click
Changing the publication date with a neat comfortable calendar
Change post/page title inline in posts/pages management view
NEW in 0.8: Change post/page slug inline in posts/pages management view
NEW in 0.9: Change page order inline in pages management view
NEW in 0.9: Show/hide invisible (draft/future) posts
NEW in 0.9: Toggle visibility of page order column
NEW in 1.0: Changing order of (top level) pages via Drag'n'Drop
NEW in 1.2: Changing categories inline on post management page (inline category management)
NEW in 1.2: Toggling comment status open/closed in posts/pages management view
NEW in 1.3: Changing tags inline on post management page (inline tag management)
NEW in 1.3: New default button set; now two different button sets selectable
NEW in 1.4: Change media order inline in media management view
NEW in 1.5: Change media description inline in media management view
NEW in 1.6: Open post revisions inline in post/page management view
NEW in 1.7: Change post/page author inline in post/page management view
NEW in 1.8: Changing link categories inline on link management page
NEW in 1.8: Toggling link visibility with a single click
NEW in 1.9: Time now can be chosen in the js popout calendar aswell
NEW in 2.1.0: Change post order inline in post management view (Props Jeff Cole
NEW in 2.1.0: Support for Exclude Pages plugin
Supports changing location/ renaming of wp-content/ folder with WP 2.6
Entirely possible to be localized, including the JS calendar
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