Marc Tönsing

lefalque

Adds a link next to the reply link below each comment, which allows visitors to flag comments as inappropriate. 
A sub page to comments in admin is added, where an administrator may review all the flagged comments and decide 
if they should be removed or not.
Admins or logged-in users with comment moderation permissions are able trash or replace comments with 
one click in the frontend. This action can not be undone. A “trash” link will appear bellow all comments. 
Don’t worry: You can untrash them if until you reload. You are also able to replace the comment text with a custom 
text which can be set in the settings.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Ability for visitors to report comments they find offensive.</li>
<li>Once a flagged comment has been deemed ok, it wont be able to be flagged again.</li>
<li>Flagging is done via ajax for smoother experience for the visitors.</li>
<li>Decide whether all visitors or only logged in users can report comments.</li>
<li>Trashing and Replacing with ajax in the frontend for faster moderation.</li>
<li>Fully localized. Comes with English and German translations.</li>
</ul>

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Grants visitors the ability to report inappropriate comments and admins to replace and trash them in the frontend.

David Artiss

Add an LGBTQIA+ flag design to your admin bar.
Originally added to WordPress.com and viewable by Australian users to support marriage equality, I have bought the rainbow flag to everyone’s Admin Bar, via this plugin.
But that’s not all, as it now supports 47 different flags…
<ol>
<li>Aceflux</li>
<li>Acespec</li>
<li>Aftgender</li>
<li>Agender</li>
<li>Aplatonic</li>
<li>Aroace</li>
<li>Arospec (was Aromantic)</li>
<li>Asexual</li>
<li>Bigender</li>
<li>Bisexual</li>
<li>Ceterosexual</li>
<li>Demiboy</li>
<li>Demifluid</li>
<li>Demigender</li>
<li>Demigirl</li>
<li>Demineutrois</li>
<li>Deminonbinary</li>
<li>Demixenogender</li>
<li>Femme</li>
<li>Fraysexual</li>
<li>Gay Men</li>
<li>Gender Nonconforming</li>
<li>Genderfae</li>
<li>Genderfluid</li>
<li>Genderflux</li>
<li>Genderqueer</li>
<li>Greysexual</li>
<li>Hijra</li>
<li>Intersex</li>
<li>Lesbian (5 stripe)</li>
<li>Lesbian (7 stripe)</li>
<li>Lipstick Lesbian</li>
<li>Monosexual</li>
<li>Multisexual</li>
<li>Neutrois</li>
<li>Non-binary</li>
<li>Omnisexual</li>
<li>Pangender</li>
<li>Pansexual</li>
<li>Polysexual</li>
<li>Pomosexual</li>
<li>Pride (Gilbert Baker)</li>
<li>Pride (More Colour More Pride)</li>
<li>Pride (Traditional)</li>
<li>Queer</li>
<li>Quintgender</li>
<li>Transgender</li>
</ol>
And, thanks to code by <a href="https://halfelf.org/2017/make-wordpress-gay/" title="Make WordPress Gay" rel="nofollow ugc">Mika Epstein</a>, you can modify the positioning of the flag too – allow it to flow behind your Admin Bar menu options or go around it.
How to use? Just install, activate and enjoy a new flag colored admin bar. Different designs are available – head to Settings -> General -> Pride Bar to change the flag and positioning.
Thanks to for Michael Arestad for writing the original code and Pento <a href="https://gist.github.com/pento/bc4574b8eb0f4500efbeb75ec7d8630c" rel="nofollow ugc">for sharing it</a>. And particularly to the LGBTQIA+ community for having such awesome symbols.
Iconography is courtesy of the very talented <a href="https://www.fiverr.com/jankirathore" rel="nofollow ugc">Janki Rathod</a>.
Please visit the <a href="https://github.com/dartiss/pride-bar" title="Github" rel="nofollow ugc">Github page</a> for the latest code development, planned enhancements and known issues

Pride Bar

Add an LGBTQIA+ flag design to your admin bar.

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