Ian Dunn

Quick Navigation Interface provides a new way to navigate through the Administration Panels, combining the speed of keyboard shortcuts with the ease of a graphical user interface.
Just press <code>g</code> or ` — the backtick character, usually located above the tab key — to bring up the interface, and then start typing part of the name of any screen, post, page, etc. As you type, you’ll be shown a list of matching links. Use the <code>Up</code> and <code>Down</code> keys to move between them, and press <code>Enter</code> to open one.
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This was inspired by Ubuntu’s Dash and <a href="http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/939" rel="nofollow ugc">HUD</a>, and is also similar to the Spotlight feature in OS X.

Quick Navigation Interface

Thanks for making such a great plugin. I've been thinking about making my own plugin that does something like this and only stumble upon this by chance. Works really well and super useful for getting to content quickly. Really appreciate the effort you've put into this. My only feedback would be to increase the search results to 5 or 6 maybe, but apart from that it's great!

Exactly what I needed!

Quickly access screens and content within wp-admin just by typing the first few letters of the name.

Kakon Barman

Disable Commands – Custom Key Binding gives you full control over the WordPress Command Palette (introduced in WordPress 6.9).
This plugin is essential if you need to: 
* Resolve keyboard shortcut conflicts with other software or browser extensions. 
* Simplify the admin interface for yourself or your clients. 
* Prevent the accidental triggering of the command palette. 
* Customize the default shortcut to better fit your personal workflow.
Features include: 
1. Disable Command Palette: A simple toggle to completely disable the <code>wp-commands</code> script. 
2. Custom Key Binding: Remap the command palette shortcut to any combination of modifier keys (Ctrl/Cmd, Alt, Shift) and a single letter, number, or punctuation key. For example, use <code>Ctrl + Shift + P</code> instead of the default <code>Ctrl/Cmd + K</code>.
All settings are managed from a single, user-friendly page in the WordPress admin.
<h3>Configuration</h3>
On the plugin’s settings page, you will find two main sections:
1. Disable Command Palette 
* Option: Check this box to disable the WordPress admin command palette (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K).
2. Custom Key Binding 
* Override Default Shortcut: Check this box to activate the custom shortcut feature. 
* Shortcut Combination: Use the checkboxes to select your desired modifier keys (Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Cmd/Meta) and the input field to define a single character key (e.g., ‘k’, ‘p’, ‘/’). The default combination is Ctrl/Cmd + K.

Disable Commands – Custom Key Binding in Command Palette

Adds comprehensive control over the WordPress admin command palette, including the ability to disable it or assign a custom keyboard shortcut.

Quick Navigation Interface vs Disable Commands – Custom Key Binding in Command Palette