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This plugin can be used for defining an editorial plan. WP already does a great job with the Scheduled post status, but what if it could be simpler than that?
When publishing posts, the plugin computes the most recent interval when a post can be published and picks a timestamp in that interval when to publish the post. If the selected interval has already passed since the newest post was published and there are no scheduled posts in the queue, then the new post will automatically be published.
The plugin alters the default behavior of WP when publishing posts from the interface or using code (e.g. <code>wp_insert_post()</code>).

Automatic Post Scheduler

A plugin that automatically schedules posts depending on a min/max threshold and the last post's publish date and time.

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Glance That allows users to customize the content viewable in At a Glance on the WordPress Dashboard. Add/remove items from At a Glance, view status of items, assign custom dashicons, sort the order of glanced items, and quick link to both the Add New content screens and front end post archives. Display of items respects user capabilities. Administrators can apply a glance configuration site-wide to all users or only to new users. Currently, the following items are supported …
<ul>
<li>Custom post types</li>
<li>Revisions (admins only)</li>
<li>Media</li>
<li>Plugins</li>
<li>Themes</li>
<li>Users</li>
<li>Site Health Status</li>
<li>Data Export Requests</li>
<li>Data Removal Requests</li>
<li>Gravity Forms</li>
<li>Gravity View</li>
<li>Formidable Forms</li>
<li>Ninja Forms</li>
<li>Give Forms</li>
<li>Sliced Invoices & Estimates</li>
<li>ProjectHuddle Sites & Mockups</li>
</ul>
Additionally, Glance That allows you to toggle view of the number of items matching the following statuses:
<ul>
<li>Mine</li>
<li>Scheduled</li>
<li>Pending</li>
<li>Draft</li>
<li>Private</li>
<li>Archived (via <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/archived-post-status/" rel="ugc">Archived Post Status</a>)</li>
<li>Trash</li>
<li>Unattached (Media)</li>
<li>Confirmed, Failed, Complete (User Data Requests)</li>
<li>Spam (Comments)</li>
<li>Active, Inactive (Plugins & Gravity Forms)</li>
<li>Updates (Plugins & Themes)</li>
<li>Favorites, Recently Active, Must-Use, Drop-Ins (Plugins)</li>
<li>Paused Plugins & Themes (when in recovery mode)</li>
<li>Good Items, Recommended Improvements, Critical Issues (Site Health)</li>
</ul>
If you’ve defined custom post state icons via <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-state-tags/" rel="ugc">Post State Tags</a>, then Glance that will inherit these.
<h4>Filters</h4>
A slew of filters are available to fine tune integration with your site:
<pre><code>gt_glance_selection lets you limit available glances.

gt_labels customizes glance labels.

gt_option_icons customizes default icon for a specific glance when selected from the dropdown.

gt_dashicons limits the available icons in the icon picker

gt_view_at_a_glance allows users to view the At a Glance metabox. By default, WP limits to those with `edit_posts` capability.
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The following allow you to show/hide various portions of Glance That:
<pre><code>gt_show_mine
gt_show_zero_count
gt_show_add_new
gt_show_all_status
gt_show_zero_count_status
gt_show_mustuse
gt_show_dropins
gt_show_archive
gt_show_applause
gt_show_settings
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Glance That

Adds content control to At a Glance on the Dashboard

Automatic Post Scheduler vs Glance That