Mara Noia

This plugin adds a “create new sibling” and a “create new child” button on the page edit page. 
This way you can easily create a new sibling or child directly from the active page, without having to choose the parent.
Further more you get a list of siblings of the current page, to make it fast to switch between editing siblings.

Mara Noia Extended Page Actions

When administrating your pages in WordPress this plugin can speed up productivity.

alexbenfica

Looking for a way to streamline your WordPress blog post scheduling? Look no further than Publish to Schedule!
Publish to Schedule is a powerful and flexible WordPress scheduling plugin that lets you automate your blog post publishing process. With just a few simple configurations, you can set up a schedule that works for you, ensuring that your content is consistently published on the days and times you choose.
With the ability to set specific days of the week, number of posts per day, and time intervals for scheduling, Publish to Schedule takes the guesswork out of post publishing. And if you ever need to make adjustments, the plugin provides clear and detailed information in the publish box, allowing you to easily modify dates and times as needed.
Publish to Schedule is perfect for bloggers who want to focus on creating great content, without the hassle of manual scheduling. And with its easy-to-use interface, even those with little technical knowledge can quickly get up and running.
So if you’re looking to take your blog to the next level, download Publish to Schedule today and see the difference it can make for your content creation process.
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Publish to Schedule

Automate your WordPress post scheduling with Publish to Schedule. Set rules for days and times to publish posts automatically, saving you time and ens …

Mara Noia Extended Page Actions vs Publish to Schedule