Jennifer M. Dodd

Shadow Screen Options is used in a multisite environment to allow blog-specific screen layout options 
for users. Blogs on which it is not active will share user-set preferences (the default 
WordPress behavior).
This is most useful in situations where users have several blogs, and have different sets of plugins 
active on each blog.
<h3>Credits</h3>
Development funded, in part, by Ariel Meadow Stallings and the Offbeat Empire.

Shadow Screen Options

This is a test new review. Set to 5 from 3.

This is a test

Create a shadow system of blog-specific screen layout options in a multisite environment.

bmeisler

This is a very simple (but useful) plugin. All it does is:
<ol>
<li>adds a “Featured Image” checkbox to the Screen Options when viewing in All Posts mode.</li>
<li>when the checkbox is selected, it will add a thumbnail of the post’s Featured Image to the All Posts screen.</li>
</ol>
This allows you to:
<ol>
<li>easily take an inventory of posts to see which are missing featured images (in this day and age, all posts should have a featured image) and</li>
<li>quickly scan your posts—it’s frequently easier and quicker to identify a post by its featured image than by scanning titles.</li>
</ol>
No css or js is added. The database is not altered in any way.

SSM Xtra Post Info

a must have

A very simple plugin that shows a thumbnail of a post's featured image when you are in the Posts/All Posts view mode.

Shadow Screen Options vs SSM Xtra Post Info