snapaura

SnapAura Extensions Manager helps you visually organize your plugins into custom categories on the Plugins screen. This is purely organizational – it does not affect plugin loading order, functionality, or your site’s performance.
Perfect for sites with many plugins, this tool makes it easy to find and manage your plugins by grouping them into meaningful categories like “SEO Tools”, “Security”, “E-commerce”, “Development”, etc.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Custom Categories – Create unlimited categories to organize your plugins</li>
<li>Collapsible Groups – Expand/collapse categories to reduce clutter</li>
<li>Quick Filter – Filter by category to see only specific plugin groups</li>
<li>Search Function – Instantly find plugins by name or description</li>
<li>Visual Organization – Clean, intuitive interface integrated into WordPress</li>
<li>Rename & Delete – Easily manage your categories</li>
<li>Plugin Counter – See how many plugins are in each category</li>
<li>Persistent State – Your organization is saved and remembered</li>
<li>No Performance Impact – Pure visual organization, doesn’t affect site speed</li>
<li>Works with Any Theme – Compatible with all WordPress admin themes</li>
</ul>
Use Cases:
<ul>
<li>Organize plugins by function (SEO, Security, Analytics, etc.)</li>
<li>Group plugins by client or project on multisite</li>
<li>Separate active development plugins from stable ones</li>
<li>Create categories for plugins you’re testing</li>
<li>Group related plugins together for easier management</li>
</ul>
How It Works:
<ol>
<li>Go to your Plugins page (Plugins > Installed Plugins)</li>
<li>Click “Assign Category” on any plugin</li>
<li>Enter a category name (creates new categories automatically)</li>
<li>Use collapse/expand arrows to manage screen space</li>
<li>Filter by category or search to find plugins quickly</li>
</ol>
Important: This plugin only organizes how plugins are displayed in your admin panel. It does not disable, enable, or change the loading order of plugins. Your site functionality remains completely unchanged.

SnapAura Extensions Manager

Organize your WordPress plugins into custom categories with collapsible groups, filtering, and search for better plugin management.

Big Boss

WP-Cat2Calendar is a plugin which can organize posts into a calendar by category(/ies). It supports a shortcode so you can create a lot of calendars with different settings for different posts or pages on your blog. Every day in the calendar will list the posts published on that day for the selected categories.
<h4>Usage</h4>
Use <code>WP-Cat2Calendar</code> shortcode in your post/page to add a calendar.
You can add a calendar using the php lines:
<pre><code>$options = array(...);
global $wpCat2Calendar;
echo $wpCat2Calendar->display($options);
</code></pre>
<h4>Options</h4>
<ul>
<li>cat_id – a comma separated list of category ID’s. 1.0 – 1.0.1 – uncategorized by default. 1.0.2 – all categories by default. You also can use a special keyword post_author which will be replaced with a post author ID where shortcode is placed. WordPress bug (still in 2.8.5) at wp-includes/query.php line 1979 in exclusion so you can exclude only one author, but you can include multiple.</li>
<li>author_id – a comma separated list of author ID’s. (all authors by default) since: 1.0.2 You also can use a special keyword post_author which will be replaced with a post author ID where shortcode is placed. WordPress bug (still in 2.8.5) at wp-includes/query.php line 1979 in exclusion so you can exclude only one author, but you can include multiple.</li>
<li>year – year you want to display in calendar (current year by default)</li>
<li>month – month you want to display in calendar (current month by default)</li>
<li>show_nav – show/hide month/year navigation, 0 or 1 (0 by default)</li>
<li>show_date – show/hide selected month/year title, 0 or 1 (0 by default). Have no affect if navigation is shown.</li>
<li>allow_change_date – allow user to navigate through a calendar even if navigation is hidden and user has direct link. Has no affect if navigation is shown.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Examples</h4>
<pre><code>[WP-Cat2Calendar cat_id="3,4" show_nav="1" year="2009" month="10"]
</code></pre>
It will show a calendar of posts for WordPress categories with ID 3 and 4 with navigation and the start date for a calendar will be October, 2009.
<pre><code>[WP-Cat2Calendar cat_id="1" show_nav="1"]
</code></pre>
It will show a calendar of posts for WordPress category ID 1 with navigation and the start date for a calendar will be current date.
<pre><code>[WP-Cat2Calendar author_id="1, 2, 3" cat_id="-4,-5"]
</code></pre>
It will show a calendar of posts posted by users with ID 1, 2, 3 for all WordPress categories excluding categories with ID 4 and 5.
<pre><code>[WP-Cat2Calendar author_id="-post_author"]
</code></pre>
Show a calendar of posts posted by any user except a posts which belongs to the author of post where shortcode is placed.
<pre><code>[WP-Cat2Calendar author_id="post_author"]
</code></pre>
Show a calendar of posts posted by the author of post where shortcode is placed.
See the <a href="http://www.codeispoetry.ru/wp-cat2calendar" title="WP-Cat2Calendar homepage" rel="nofollow ugc">WP-Cat2Calendar homepage</a> for further information.

WP-Cat2Calendar

WP-Cat2Calendar is a plugin which can organize posts into a calendar by category(/ies).

SnapAura Extensions Manager vs WP-Cat2Calendar