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<h4>Summary</h4>
<p>Admin Screenshots for WordPress will add a button to every page in the admin Dashboard, allowing you to take a screenshot of the page you’re on. The screenshot will be saved in your Media Library, and you will get a direct link to it to share. This will let you show how certain settings are, without giving them access to your backend.</p>
<p>If you’re on the other end (like a support agent) and you need to know how someone’s site settings without having to log in, tell your customer to install the plugin, take a screenshot of the page that you want to see, and send you the link.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li><strong>Saves screenshots in Media Library</strong>: every image is saved in the /admin-screenshots/ subdirectory under /uploads.</li>
<li><strong>Gives you direct link to images</strong>: immediately after taking the screenshot, you get the link to it, easy to copy to your clipboard and share with others.</li>
</ul>


Admin Screenshots


This is a great little tool to share screenshots of admin pages. 



Having the image save in the media library is perfect, as it allows for the admin to control ownership of the image, and can delete if when needed.



Can we get this to also take screenshots of the pages on the frontend?


Lightweight and great for support.

Want to take a screenshot of any page in your admin Dashboard and share it with someone else? It couldn't be easier with Admin Screenshots!

Babar

<p>Take a snapshot of a website and embed it on your blog post on the fly. No need any screen capture tools, no need any coding.<br />
Just insert the shortcode, and snapshot will be embed automatically on your post.</p>
<p>Here is an example: <code>[snap url=http://example.com alt="This snapshot has taken by Snap A Site"]</code></p>
<p>For more details reffer to the User Manual part of the readme.txt file or find <a href="http://en.ibabar.com/snap-a-site#manual" title="Find the user manual of Snap A Site on my blog" rel="follow nofollow ugc">Snap A Site user manual</a></p>
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<h3>User Manual</h3>
<p>It’s easy. Just insert this shortcode in your post: [snap url=http://example.com]</p>
<p>Supported parameters for <strong>[snap]</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>url – URL of the site to take snapshot</li>
<li>alt – For image alt</li>
<li>h – For imahe height</li>
<li>w – For image width</li>
<li>alt – For image alt</li>
<li>h – For imahe height</li>
<li>w – For image width</li>
<li>title -For link title</li>
<li>target – For link target</li>
<li>rel – For link rel</li>
<li>link – For linking to other site</li>
</ul>
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Snap A Site

The easiest way to take and embed snapshot of a site on Wordpress blog.

Admin Screenshots vs Snap A Site