Descripción
Unagi is a WordPress plugin that helps keep the admin dashboard clean. It’s a zero-configuration plugin; just activate and get rid of the nags.
How does it work?
It buffers all the output that hooked into admin_notices
action and then displays it within a dedicated notification page.
Limitations & Tips
- If, there is a notification message only added for a particular page. It won’t be displayed on the notifications page. You can use
unagi_show_diff
filter to allow displaying non-global messages. - The plugin only respects notifications messages that have «notice» class by default. Most of the plugins use «notice» class as a wrapper of the output. You can use
unagi_xpath_expression
filter to customize targered xpath. edit_posts
is the default capability. It can be overridden withunagi_required_capability
filter.- By default, plugin saves the output in the usermeta and renders saved output. If you need to avoid DB calls, you can use
unagi_show_notifications_nicely
filter.
Unagi – «It’s not something you are , it’s something you have.»
Contributing & Bug Report
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on Github.
Instalación
Manual Installation
- Upload the entire
/unagi
directory to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory. - Activate Unagi through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
FAQ
-
Some of the messages are missing under the notifications page?
-
This plugin only respects the messages that use
notice
class. And, the notices that added to a particular page might not be shown. You can useunagi_show_diff
filter to display them.
Colaboradores y desarrolladores
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