Giulio Daprela

This plugin is a ‘swiss army knife’ of custom fields. It allows you to manipulate them to make it easy the testing and debugging of applications.
This plugin was built in a moment of desperation when I couldn’t access phpMyAdmin in a mu website. 
I absolutely needed to manipulate the custom fields for testing and debugging, version 1.0 was up in 4 hours. 
In the following months I realized how useful the plugin was and couldn’t work anymore without it. It had become part of my standard toolset.
Features: 
1 Read/write/delete options, user fields and post fields. 
2 Populate the field with an empty array. 
3 Insert a date string and translate it into a timestamp or vice versa to emulate specific dates. 
4 Change name to a field. 
5 Copy any field’s content to any other field (for example, option to user field) even of a different name.
You can contribute to the plugin or just study the code on the <a href="https://github.com/daprela/dapre-custom-fields-tools/" rel="nofollow ugc">Github repo</a>.

Dapre Custom Fields Tools

Works exceptionally well to assist in debugging and testing of custom fields in WordPress. Does it well, and saves you time.

Does what it says on the box

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Manage your Cloudflare DNS records directly from the WordPress admin panel.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin using the Cloudflare API to allow for management of DNS within WordPres 
* <a href="https://developers.cloudflare.com/api/" rel="nofollow ugc">API Documentation</a>
<h3>Usage</h3>
Settings Tab: On the Settings tab, enter your Cloudflare API Token. Click “Save Changes” to verify and save your credentials. A green checkmark will appear if the token is valid.
DNS Management Tab: Once your API token is verified, select a domain from the dropdown menu. The table will populate with all DNS records for that domain.
Filtering Records: Use the “Filter by Type” dropdown to display only specific record types (e.g., A, CNAME, MX, etc.).
Editing Records: Click the “Edit” link next to a record to open a modal window. Here, you can modify the record’s name, content, TTL, and proxy status (for A and CNAME records). Click “Save Changes” to update the record on Cloudflare.
Change Log Tab: The Change Log tab provides a detailed history of all record updates, including who made the change and what values were modified.

DNS Manager for Cloudflare

Manage your Cloudflare DNS records directly from the WordPress admin panel.

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