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Admin Starred Posts lets you mark posts, pages and custom posts within the WordPress admin with stars. 
This helps you highlight a post, or mark it so you remember is important.
For example, you might have tons of pages, but are always editing one or two. In that case, star those pages, 
and they’ll be easily recognizable in your list of posts.
If you’ve used Gmail before, you’re very familiar with this feature. Similar to that email client, this plugin 
let’s you click on a star in your list of posts, pages and custom posts to ‘star’ it.
The plugin works out of the box, but you also get some configuration options to help you customize it to your workflow.
Configuration Options
<ul>
<li>Rotate between 12 different “stars”</li>
<li>Drag and set the orders of your stars</li>
<li>Enable/disable this feature for any post type in your WordPress install</li>
<li>Decide whether you want stars to be visible to every one, or in a per user basis.</li>
</ul>
Other Features
<ul>
<li>You can display only starred posts by using the “Stars” filter available at the top of the posts list.</li>
</ul>
This plugin requires WordPress 3.8 or higher

Admin Starred Posts

Nicely does the job of marking like email inbox. Some feature enhancements like adding from post edit page with a note will be great. 

Excellent plugin


This plugin is so useful for managing site wide updates and status of pages especially when working with a group- which are done, which need attention, which haven't been started. I install it on every site I've ever worked on, so I'm probably responsible for at least a hundred of the active installations. Please keep it updated and tested!!


I absolutely love this plugin!

Mark posts, pages and custom posts in your WordPress admin; pretty similar to the stars feature in Gmail.

Wes Todd

**Sorry to those of you who downloaded this plugin before I had added the files to the repo. But now they are avaliable and ready to help you organize those uploads.
A very simple plugin that organizes uploads into folders based on the current user id.
Example:
“/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/image.jpg” becomes “/wp-content/uploads/$id/2011/01/image.jpg” where $id is the current users id.
or when uploads are not sorted into month and year:
“/wp-content/uploads/image.jpg” becomes “/wp-content/uploads/$id/image.jpg” where $id is the current users id.
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Organize User Uploads

**Sorry to those of you who downloaded this plugin before I had added the files to the repo.  But now they are avaliable and ready to help you organiz …

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