Jean-Sébastien Mansart

Bayard Service

WordPress 6.9 introduces Notes, a feature that lets users leave contextual feedback at the block level inside the editor. 
Dashboard Widget for Blocks Collaboratives Notes adds a compact dashboard widget that lists the Gutenberg Notes assigned to the current user. 
The widget shows each note’s status (open/resolved), the note author, and the date, so teams can quickly track, review and resolve block-level feedback from the WordPress admin dashboard.

Dashboard Widget for Blocks Collaboratives Notes

Short Description: Adds a compact dashboard widget that lists Gutenberg Notes assigned to the current user.

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Add up to 3 notepads to the Dashboard. Great for messages, html and ideas between admins and developers on your WordPress Site. 
Read more on how to use Dashboard Notepads in the FAQ.
New in version 1.2
<ul>
<li>Each notepad is now an individual widget.</li>
<li>User view/edit settings for each pad</li>
<li>Configuration on each widget directly.</li>
<li>Configuration page can disable WordPress widgets.</li>
</ul>
Features:
<ul>
<li>Dashboard Widgetized</li>
<li>Up to 3 different notepads as individual widgets.</li>
<li>Disable other widgets (optional).</li>
<li>HTML support for view mode.</li>
<li>Raw CSS customization.</li>
</ul>

Dashboard Notepads

Add up to 3 notepad widgets to your Dashboard. Disable the default widgets if you like. Great for admins to globally message users.

Dashboard Widget for Blocks Collaboratives Notes vs Dashboard Notepads