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Customizer Plugin is a tool built for WordPress Theme Developers and Plugin Developers. It extends Customizer panel introduced in WP 3.4.
With Customizer Plugin you can:
<ul>
<li>quickly add your theme’s or plugin’s options to the Customizer Panel without leaving the frontent preview</li>
<li>take advantage of both serialized and non-serialized Theme Options</li>
<li>add dropdowns, colour pickers, image uploaders, radio options and more</li>
<li>extend your current theme to enable front-end customizations</li>
</ul>
Check this <a href="http://wp-customizer.com/user-guide/" title="How to configure Customizer" rel="nofollow ugc">quick user guide</a> for examples of how to configure WordPress Customizer.
Download the alpha version now and discuss the functionality or report a bug. Your feedback is appreciated.
<h4>Upcoming Features</h4>
The plugin is currently being developed to support even wider range of features and increase developers’ productivity. The final release will include:
Import / Export
Once you add your Theme Options to the Customizer’s panel you can save them to a .csv file and import into another project.
White-label mode
Future release will allow you to add controls to the front-end Customizer Panel, export them to a csv file and seamlessly integrate with your product (Theme or Plugin).
More Option Types
If the default text, image, color, radio, select and checkbox arent enough.

Customizer

Add theme's or plugin's options to the WordPress Customizer. Build theme and plugin options accessible from WordPress front-end.

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Just install it and choose from the options which post types you want to show the thumbnails.
You can choose the built in Post and Page, along with all added Custom Post Types.

Thumbnails for Backend

It has not been updated for a long time but still work perfectly.



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Simple plugin to add thumbnails to your Posts list within the WordPress backend.

Customizer vs Thumbnails for Backend