MD ISMAIL

Abdur Rahman Emon

<h4>Take Control of Your Dashboard with Notice Vault</h4>
Is your WordPress dashboard cluttered with constant plugin alerts, theme warnings, and update notices? Notice Vault captures every admin notice as it fires and moves it into a tidy popup, so you can keep working without the visual noise — and read everything later at your convenience.
WordPress admin notices can be helpful, but they often become overwhelming, taking up valuable screen real estate and disrupting your workflow. Notice Vault gives you per-type rules and a single counter in the admin bar so nothing is ever missed.
<h4>Why Choose Notice Vault?</h4>
<ul>
<li>Declutter Your Workspace: Move noisy admin notices out of the dashboard and into a dedicated popup.</li>
<li>Improve Productivity: Focus on your content instead of closing endless alert boxes.</li>
<li>Granular Control: Configure every notice category separately — popup, hide, or leave alone.</li>
<li>Lightweight & Fast: Admin-only by design. Zero overhead on the front end.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Key Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Capture & Centralize: Admin notices fired through <code>admin_notices</code>, <code>network_admin_notices</code>, <code>user_admin_notices</code>, and <code>all_admin_notices</code> are captured into a single popup.</li>
<li>Per-Type Rules: Configure each of the six notice categories (success, error, warning, info, system, non-standard) to either show in the popup or leave on the dashboard as usual.</li>
<li>Admin Bar Counter: A “Notices” item appears in the WordPress admin bar with a live unread counter and a quick preview of your most recent notices.</li>
<li>Three Popup Styles: Pick between Slide from Right (default), Modal Popup (centered), or Slide Background Panel.</li>
<li>Mark as Read & Dismiss: Mark notices read individually or in bulk, or dismiss them entirely. Read state is per-user, so each admin keeps their own view.</li>
<li>Auto-Expire: Notices older than a configurable number of days (default 30, range 1–365) are removed automatically by a daily cron job.</li>
<li>Privacy-First: All notices are stored locally in your WordPress database. No external services, no tracking, no phone-home.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Experience a Distraction-Free WordPress Workflow</h4>
Whether you are managing multiple sites or a blogger tired of constant upselling, Notice Vault helps you maintain a professional, organized, and distraction-free environment.
Stop the clutter and start focusing on what matters: Your Website.
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
Notice Vault does not:
<ul>
<li>Collect any user data</li>
<li>Send data to external servers</li>
<li>Use cookies or tracking</li>
<li>Store personal information</li>
</ul>
All notices are stored locally in your WordPress database and are automatically deleted after the configured expiration period.
<h4>About</h4>
Notice Vault is developed and maintained by Abdur Rahman Emon and Md. Ismail. Source code, issue tracking, and contributions are welcome on the project’s GitHub repository.

Notice Vault


Nice plugin that catches all the notices. The only thing to complain about is, that the dismiss function for some of the notifications do not work anymore, since JS and styles are stripped from the original message.


Great plugin that cleans up the dashboard

Control your WordPress dashboard with Notice Vault - hide, manage, and organize admin alerts for a clean, distraction-free site.

zichemak

Dash Broom keeps wp-admin tidy. Hide or toggle core and popular plugin notices with one click, grouped by type with count badges. Preferences are saved per user, so each admin can choose what to sweep away.
What it hides/toggles 
– Core: Error, Warning, Success, Info 
– Plugin notices: WooCommerce, Elementor, Yoast, Jetpack 
– WordPress Welcome Panel 
– “Other” (misc. <code>.notice</code> elements we auto-classify)
Highlights 
– One-click badges per type (show counts; click to slide open/closed) 
– Per-user saved settings (no code) 
– Early CSS prevents “flash” of notices before JS runs 
– Respects page layout: only targets notices in the main admin content
Use cases 
– Hide admin nags during client demos 
– Keep stores (WooCommerce) and builders (Elementor/Yoast/Jetpack) quiet 
– Focus on what matters, then reveal notices when needed
Accessibility 
– Keyboard-operable toggles and ARIA attributes for the settings panel

Dash Broom

Hide or toggle WordPress admin notices and the Welcome panel. Clean up your dashboard with badges, per-type filters, and per-user preferences.

Notice Vault vs Dash Broom