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GoodTeam Admin Performance Controls helps diagnose and reduce WordPress admin slowdown caused by remote HTTP requests, dashboard widgets, admin notices, admin scripts, transient churn, and large autoloaded options.
The plugin is designed for complex WordPress and WooCommerce admin environments where many plugins load remote checks, API calls, scripts, styles, and notices across unrelated admin pages.
Features include:
<ul>
<li>Per admin page remote request detection and blocking.</li>
<li>Admin bar quick controls for the current admin page.</li>
<li>Protected plugin, theme, and WordPress update screens.</li>
<li>Dashboard widget offloading.</li>
<li>Per admin page admin notice hiding with manual reveal support.</li>
<li>Per admin page script and style unloading.</li>
<li>Transient churn monitoring.</li>
<li>Autoloaded options scanner.</li>
<li>Recently visited admin page history.</li>
<li>WooCommerce admin optimization workflows.</li>
</ul>
How To Use
<ol>
<li>Visit a slow WordPress admin page.</li>
<li>Open the “Admin Performance” menu in the WordPress admin bar.</li>
<li>Review detected remote requests, scripts, styles, widgets, and notices loaded on the current admin page.</li>
<li>Disable unnecessary items for the current admin page only.</li>
<li>Refresh the page and measure admin performance improvements.</li>
<li>Continue refining rules until the admin page becomes more responsive.</li>
</ol>
The plugin is intentionally page specific so optimizations can be safely targeted without globally breaking WordPress admin functionality.
Always test carefully after disabling requests or unloading assets.
Admin Menus and Tools
Admin Performance Admin Bar Menu
The Admin Performance admin bar menu is the primary workflow tool for the plugin.
While viewing any WordPress admin page, open the Admin Performance menu in the top admin bar to inspect and control performance related activity specific to the current admin page.
Available tools may include:
<ul>
<li>
Remote Request Controls 
View and block unnecessary remote HTTP requests triggered by plugins or admin pages.
</li>
<li>
Admin Scripts and Styles 
Unload unnecessary JavaScript and CSS assets on selected admin pages.
</li>
<li>
Admin Notices 
Hide excessive admin notices on selected admin pages while preserving a manual reveal option.
</li>
<li>
Dashboard Widget Controls 
Disable unnecessary dashboard widgets that slow down the WordPress Dashboard.
</li>
<li>
Recently Visited Admin Pages 
Quickly revisit previously viewed admin pages while troubleshooting admin performance issues.
</li>
<li>
WooCommerce Optimization Workflows 
Includes workflows designed to help optimize slow WooCommerce admin pages such as Orders, Products, and Analytics.
</li>
</ul>
Transient Churn Monitor
The transient monitor helps identify plugins generating excessive transient activity that may increase database load or admin slowdown.
Autoloaded Options Scanner
The autoloaded options scanner helps identify oversized autoloaded options that may impact WordPress performance and memory usage.
Protected Admin Screens
Plugin updates, theme updates, and core WordPress update screens are protected automatically to reduce the risk of blocking important update functionality.

GoodTeam Admin Performance Controls

Speed up WordPress admin by reducing unnecessary remote requests, admin assets, notices, widgets, and other admin overhead on selected admin pages.

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If plugin notifications and inline warnings are getting in your way, activate the WP Nag Hide Plugin and it will give you the option to hide the update notifications and plugin warnings in your admin panel. It ONLY hides the notices at the top of the admin pages, it does NOT hide the notices under a plugin on the plugins page.
Some notifications of course can be closed or dismissed for a period of time manually, and some can be useful to know. The WP Nag Hide plugin gives you the power to globally hide notifications or just individual plugins that are causing the nags!
A simple, lightweight plugin that even works on WP multisites.
Developed by: <a href="https://www.miltonkeyneswebdesign.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Milton Keynes Web Design</a>
<h4>How to use:</h4>
Once activated in your Plugins menu, you will see a new menu called WP Nag Hide. Click this to change any of the plugins to hide/unhide notices for.
<h4>Extra Information:</h4>
PLEASE DO NOT POST YOUR ISSUES VIA THE WORDPRESS FORUMS

WP Nag Hide

Hide those pesky annoying plugin notifications and inline warnings at the top of all admin pages.

GoodTeam Admin Performance Controls vs WP Nag Hide