jp2112

Custom Admin Footer Text lets you customize the left and right admin footer text. Overwrite the default text or links with anything of your choosing. Great for developers working on client sites who want to include support links, bylines or credits in the footer.
Currently the left footer says “Thank you for creating with WordPress” and the right footer shows the current WordPress version. For WordPress developers, this is a lost opportunity. Use that space to put links to your website, a copyright statement, whatever you want.
Use it for:
<ul>
<li>Copyright statements/credits</li>
<li>Link to support forum</li>
<li>Link to your other products</li>
</ul>
Or maybe you are just a regular guy who doesn’t like the admin footer. Put a link to your site or whatever you want to see.
<h3>If you need help with this plugin</h3>
If this plugin breaks your site or just flat out does not work, create a thread in the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/custom-admin-footer-text" rel="ugc">Support</a> forum with a description of the issue. Make sure you are using the latest version of WordPress and the plugin before reporting issues, to be sure that the issue is with the current version and not with an older version where the issue may have already been fixed.
Please do not use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/custom-admin-footer-text" rel="ugc">Reviews</a> section to report issues or request new features.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Overwrite existing admin footer text with your own</li>
<li>Disable the plugin and the original text returns</li>
<li>Unclosed HTML tags are automatically fixed</li>
</ul>

Custom Admin Footer Text

Display custom text (or links) in the admin footer.

loonpwn

Whoops error handling, no password logins, template hints, no indexing, flush rewrites, everything a developer needs for their local development environment.
Components
<ul>
<li>Disallow Indexing Turn off the public blog option. This will modify the robots.txt generation to block all search engines</li>
<li>Flush Rewrites No more weird redirection problems when working on custom post types or taxonomies.</li>
<li>No Password Logins Just stick the user in you want to login as, write anything in the password field, and it will login! Only works when connecting from local host</li>
<li>Whoops Error Handling The error screen from laravel, now in your WordPress setup</li>
<li>Template Hints See which templates are loading for the page you are on</li>
</ul>
The goal is to exchange security for ease of use, for that reason it’s important that you take the security measures needed 
to ensure that someone can’t take advantage of the site with this plugin enabled.
If you’re running on a staging environment ensure you have setup a <a href="http://www.htaccesstools.com/htpasswd-generator/" rel="nofollow ugc">htpasswd</a>
<h4>Filters</h4>
Set Environment
<pre><code>development-environment/is-development
</code></pre>
Dynamically set how the plugin detects if the environment is development based on your own criteria.
Stop a component from loading
<pre><code>development-environment/require-component-$component
</code></pre>
Disable require of a component if you don’t want to use it. Possible values are:
<pre><code>disallow-indexing, `flush-rewrites`, `no-password-logins`, `whoops-error-handling`
</code></pre>

Development Environment

- quote from user -

"When an error is thrown it's so easy to find it and quickly debug why it happened, and the no password login makes my day so much easier 

No More Headaches!

Whoops error handling, no password logins, template hints, no indexing, flush rewrites, everything a developer needs for their local development envir …

Custom Admin Footer Text vs Development Environment