Michael Dahlke

<p>You (the project manager or WP admin) are constantly needing to tell your developer that you added/updated/removed a plugin<br />
on the live site so he can keep his dev environment semi-synced. This eliminates that need, by just shooting them an email<br />
with the plugin information and what happened.</p>


Plugin Notifier

Automatically alert your developer when you install/update/remove a plugin.

Dave

<p>If plugin notifications and inline warnings are getting in your way, activate the WP Nag Hide Plugin and it will give you the option to hide the update notifications and plugin warnings in your admin panel. It ONLY hides the notices at the top of the admin pages, it does NOT hide the notices under a plugin on the plugins page.</p>
<p>Some notifications of course can be closed or dismissed for a period of time manually, and some can be useful to know. The WP Nag Hide plugin gives you the power to globally hide notifications or just individual plugins that are causing the nags!</p>
<p>A simple, lightweight plugin that even works on WP multisites.</p>
<p>Developed by: <a href="https://www.miltonkeyneswebdesign.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Milton Keynes Web Design</a></p>
<h4>How to use:</h4>
<p>Once activated in your Plugins menu, you will see a new menu called WP Nag Hide. Click this to change any of the plugins to hide/unhide notices for.</p>
<h4>Extra Information:</h4>
<p>PLEASE DO NOT POST YOUR ISSUES VIA THE WORDPRESS FORUMS</p>


WP Nag Hide

Hide those pesky annoying plugin notifications and inline warnings at the top of all admin pages.

Plugin Notifier vs WP Nag Hide