Scott Reilly

By default in WordPress, accessing the drafts listing of any given post type (including posts and pages) in the admin requires multiple clicks. Then filtering the drafts listing by a particular user (generally to view only your drafts) additionally requires some non-obvious manual URL hacking.
This plugin allows you one click access to all drafts, as well as to just your drafts, of each post type via the main admin menu.
In addition, the plugin provides a count of the number of current drafts for that post type in the link (i.e. the link could read “All Drafts (3)” to indicate there are three drafts for that post type, and “My Drafts (1)” to indicate you only have one draft for that post type).
When the user is responsible for all of the drafts of a given post type (and the “My Drafts” link is not disabled via a hook) then only the “My Drafts” links will appear. It would be redundant to show both the “All Drafts” and “My Drafts” links in this situation. This behavior also ensures only one link is present for single-author blogs.
Also, the draft link(s) only appear for users who have the capability to edit posts of that post type.
The plugin hides the two types of draft links when no related drafts for that post type are present. See the Filters section for how to override this behavior. Filters are also provided to disable the plugin from ever showing the “All Drafts” or the “My Drafts” links.
On admin listings of only draft posts, this plugin also adds a dropdown above the table that allows for the listing to be filtered by the selected draft author. (Only users who actually have a draft post are included in the dropdown.)
Links: <a href="https://coffee2code.com/wp-plugins/quick-drafts-access/" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin Homepage</a> | <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/quick-drafts-access/" rel="ugc">Plugin Directory Page</a> | <a href="https://github.com/coffee2code/quick-drafts-access/" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a> | <a href="https://coffee2code.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Author Homepage</a>
<h3>Developer Documentation</h3>
Developer documentation can be found in <a href="https://github.com/coffee2code/quick-drafts-access/blob/master/DEVELOPER-DOCS.md" rel="nofollow ugc">DEVELOPER-DOCS.md</a>. That documentation covers the numerous hooks provided by the plugin. Those hooks are listed below to provide an overview of what’s available.
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<li><code>c2c_quick_drafts_access_post_types</code> : Customize the list of post_types for which the draft links will be shown</li>
<li><code>c2c_quick_drafts_access_show_all_drafts_menu_link</code> : Customize whether the ‘All Drafts’ link will appear at all for a post type.</li>
<li><code>c2c_quick_drafts_access_show_my_drafts_menu_link</code> : Customize whether the ‘My Drafts’ link will appear at all for a post type.</li>
<li><code>c2c_quick_drafts_access_show_if_empty</code> : Customize whether the ‘All Drafts’ and/or ‘My Drafts’ links will appear for a post type when that post type currently has no drafts.</li>
<li><code>c2c_quick_drafts_access_disable_filter_dropdown</code> : removal of the ‘Drafts By’ dropdown from drafts post list table.</li>
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Quick Drafts Access

Adds links to 'All Drafts' and 'My Drafts' under Posts, Pages, and other custom post type sections in the admin menu.

michael_porter

Site Template is a plugin that allows site administrators to set up “site templates” for their WPMU or wordpress 3 (with networking enabled) sites. When a user creates a new blog, he or she will be prompted with a list of site templates to select from. Each template specifies the theme, theme options, widgets, plugins, pages, posts, categories, links, tags, menus, and link cateogries for the new site.
Creating a site template is a two step process:
First, create a site with the appropriate theme, theme options, widgets, active plugins, pages, posts, categories, tags, links, and link categories. This site will serve as the template, and the site’s name will be the name of the template.
Second, an administrator needs to flag the site as a template. To flag a site as a template the administrator needs to go to the admin blogs page (in wpmu) or the sites page (in wp3), find the site, and click on the “Activate Template” link in the rightmost column.
Once the template is created it will appear in the list of templates whenever a user creates a new site. Site templates are live meaning that any changes are made to a profile’s template will be reflected in future sites users create with that profile. Administrators can change the order templates appear on the “Site Template” page by clicking on the “Site Templates” link in the “Super Admin” (wp3) or “Site Admin” (wpmu) panel. The “Site Template” page lists all templates. In the right most column is the number of “children” of a given template or the number of sites that have been created from the specified template. You can see the children sites by clicking on the number.
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Site Template

Site Template is a plugin that allows site administrators to set up blog templates for their multi-site WP installs.

Quick Drafts Access vs Site Template