omersgurel

OSG Page Palette Manager enhances the default WordPress Pages screen with a flexible grouping system designed for busy sites and collaborative teams.
With this plugin you can:
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<li>Create hierarchical groups for pages.</li>
<li>Assign a custom color to each group.</li>
<li>See page groups as colored badges in the Pages list.</li>
<li>Filter pages quickly from the top of the Pages screen.</li>
<li>Update group assignments through Quick Edit.</li>
<li>Use English, Turkish, or German in the admin interface based on the site language.</li>
</ul>
It is especially useful for websites with a large number of pages and teams where multiple editors create and manage content.

OSG Page Palette Manager

Organize WordPress pages with color-coded groups, quick filters, and a cleaner workflow for teams.

robbyslaughter

Ever wanted to be able to let your authors know about all of the important steps to remember for your blog? You can distribute another document or use a seperate system, but this very simple plugin lets you define a checklist that will appear on Edit Post page.
Note that other than the design of the checklist, this plugin doesn’t store any data. So it’s just a way to add some reference material to the Edit Post page.

Blogging Checklist

Just a way to create a checklist for blogging and make it visible to all your authors on the Edit Post page.

OSG Page Palette Manager vs Blogging Checklist