samuelhcohen

Adds any content (CSS, Javascript, meta, etc…) to the head section of every page of your WordPress site. You control the content by editing a text file, “headContent.php”, located at the root level of this plugin’s directory. The easiest way to edit the contents of that file is to go to the Editor in the Plugins menu, select the “Add to Head” plugin, and then click to edit the “headContent.php” file. Yep. That should do it.

Add to Head

The easiest way to add any content (CSS, Javascript, meta, etc...) to the head section of every page of your WordPress site.

Benoti

Add thumbnail column to plugins displays thumbnails for WordPress plugins on the plugins list page, on admin (wp-admin/plugins.php). 
Brozzme Add Plugins Thumbnails would help to easily identify plugins. Add your own thumbnails for premiums or personal plugins. 
Just activate plugin to see thumbnail.
Options
<ol>
<li>Icon width and height</li>
<li>Round icon</li>
<li>Reset transients</li>
<li>Transient expiration</li>
<li>Add your special thumbnails</li>
</ol>
Behaviour
<ul>
<li>thumbnail from wordpress.org repository</li>
<li>thumbnail fallback with text, random colors or your own thubnails</li>
<li>specials links to the thumbnails</li>
<li>transients</li>
</ul>
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Brozzme Plugins Thumbnails

Good idea and work fine. It's really nice and a quickier way to visualize plugins list :)

Good idea and work fine

Bien pratique, on identifie bien plus vite le plugin que l'on cherche, bravo.

Pratique, bien vue.

Add thumbnail column to plugins list table in the admin plugins page even they are not in the repository.

Add to Head vs Brozzme Plugins Thumbnails