Marcus Downing

Dani Llewellyn

Adds an admin panel when editing edit pages, to let you rearrange this page’s child pages and switch their display on/off.
This will only affect parts of your theme that display a list of links to child pages, and only those which respect the <code>menu_order</code> setting. It has no effect on Menus. You need to edit those with the existing menu interface.
Actually displaying the list of child pages is outside the scope of this plugin – there are plenty of themes and plugins that do that.
<h3>Developers</h3>
For developers, there are a lot of hooks exposed by this plugin, which you can use to add fields and behaviours
When displaying the meta box:
<ul>
<li><code>child_order_before_list</code> – Action called before writing the list of child pages in the admin area</li>
<li><code>child_order_before_item ($post)</code> – Action called at the start of each item</li>
<li><code>child_order_after_item ($post)</code> – Action called at the end of each item</li>
<li><code>child_order_after_list</code> – Action called after writing the whole list</li>
<li><code>child_order_item_title ($title, $post)</code> – Filter to control the title displayed for an item</li>
<li><code>child_order_message ($message)</code> – Filter to control the message displayed after the list</li>
</ul>
When saving (in AJAX):
<ul>
<li><code>child_order_children ($array, $parent_id)</code> – Filter to adjust the list of post IDs before saving</li>
<li><code>child_order_before_save ($array, $parent_id)</code> – Action called before saving the order of items</li>
<li><code>child_order_save_item ($id, $menu_order)</code> – Action called on saving each item</li>
<li><code>child_order_after_save ($array, $parent_id)</code> – Action called after saving the order of items</li>
</ul>
If you wish to remove the “Edit” and “View” buttons from the output, call this on setup:
<pre><code>remove_action('child_order_after_item', 'child_order_after_item_edit_link');
</code></pre>
Be aware that the internal workings of the plugin are subject to change, 
so the names and details of these hooks may change in future version.

Child Order

Marius L. J.

InstaWP

When working on themes and plugins you often notice a piece of text that appears hardcoded into the files, you need to modify it, but you don’t know what theme or plugin it’s in, and certainly not which individual file to look in.
Easily search through your themes, plugins or even WordPress core and be presented with a list of files, the matched text and what line of the file matched your search. 
You can then quickly make edits directly in your browser by clicking the link from the search results.
By default a consistency check is performed when making edits to files, this will look for inconsistencies with braces, brackets and parenthesis that are often accidentally left in. 
This drastically reduces the risk of breaking your site when making edits, but is in no way an absolute guarantee.
Create a replica of your live site a.k.a – <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/instawp-connect" rel="ugc">WordPress Staging</a> site before testing substitutions.

String locator

If someone had read my mind

Great plugin


I've used this plugin now a dozen times to track down plugins conflicts for my customers. Truly one of the best debug utilities, up there with Query Monitor!


Great for support

Find and edit code or texts in your themes and plugins

Child Order vs String locator