Get a birds eye view of your entire Wordpress Network in a single. See all information for all sites in a glance.

David Sword

Get a birds eye view of your entire WordPress Network. See all information for all sites, get warnings about unused themes and plugins, review who is using what.
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<li>Sites: See a large table of your network summarized, show sites with all users, themes, plugins, and more.</li>
<li>Plugins: a list of all plugins and which sites are uses them, highlights plugins that aren’t being used by any site</li>
<li>Themes: table of all themes, who’s using them and which themes are being unused</li>
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The plugin notifies of unused plugins and themes, for example:
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<li>A site that hasn’t been modified in over a year</li>
<li>A theme or plugin that is unused on any site</li>
<li>An archived or non-public site</li>
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<h3>Road Map</h3>
The current todo list. Please add any additional requests into support.
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<li>Add info bar “x live sites (x archived, x deleted) with x plugins and x themes, running on WP x powered by php x”</li>
<li>Add styles to inline </li>
<li> lists</li>
<li>Change 1|0 for Public/Deleted/Archive to real words</li>
<li>Add domains from domain mapping</li>
<li>Confirm compatibility with subdomain networks</li>
<li>Use real theme names, not their slugs</li>
<li>Use real plugin names, not paths, in Sites > Active Plugins</li>
<li>Expand/Collapse entire rows to reveal all info for a site inline, for less overwhelming view</li>
<li>Add “nerd” mode that’ll toggle more meta information about themes, plugins, users, and sites</li>
<li>Add “enabled themes” to Sites overview to show what sites have access to themes</li>
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Network Overview

Easily see your entire Wordpress network, break down what's-where and who's-using-what or get more specific solving questions like

> "Who's using this plugin?"

> "Which plugins are unused? Which are safe to delete?

Simple and easy for network admins.

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