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>
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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.

Linnea Huxford

Organize WordPress Drafts with “Draft Types.” Think of draft types as folders for sorting your drafts. Use the default types or add your own custom draft types.
Features:
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<li>Assign “Draft Types” to your drafts to improve your editing workflow and de-clutter your drafts.</li>
<li>Create your own Draft Types. Default types are: Idea, Outline, Rough Draft, In Review, Needs Images, Ready to Publish.</li>
<li>Sort your draft posts by draft types. When viewing your drafts, you will see a draft types column that can be sorted alphabetically.</li>
<li>By default, works with posts and pages. See the FAQ for how to configure this to work with custom post types.</li>
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Have an idea to improve this plugin? I’d like to hear about it.

Organize Drafts

Organize WordPress Drafts with "Draft Types."  Think of draft types as folders for sorting your drafts.

OSG Page Palette Manager vs Organize Drafts