Alison Barrett

Take Notice lets you add one or more notice boxes across your entire site. For each notice, you can customize the following:
<ul>
<li>Whether to appear on all posts (of any post type)</li>
<li>Whether to appear on specific posts (of any post type)</li>
<li>Whether to appear on posts with certain terms (of any taxonomy)</li>
<li>Where to appear in the post (above or below the content)</li>
<li>Color of notice box (custom colors or preset palettes)</li>
<li>Whether to display the notice title with its content</li>
</ul>
Notices are a custom post type, so they can be managed and edited just like posts. You can add more than one notice at a time, and customize the above settings separately for each one. (See Screenshots for an example.)

Take Notice

Add notices to all of your posts & pages at once. Customize where and how they appear.

cartpauj

This plugin adds a text editor area to each User Profile in the dashboard for Administrators to keep private notes about each User. The notes are ONLY visible to Administrators — that’s the whole point! It also adds a column to the “All Users” list where you can quickly see the note for the user without having to even open their profile.
It is especially handy for <a href="http://www.memberpress.com/?aff=20" title="Best membership plugin for WordPress" rel="nofollow ugc">Membership Sites</a> where you may have thousands of members to deal with and need to remember special circumstances for them.

User Notes

When you're running a Membership Software on top of WordPress and have a team of admins managing thousands of users you can lose track of what's going on with some users pretty fast. This plugin makes it dead simple to keep an internal file on people so you can see previous admin notes about them. Very important to a well functioning business.



Straight forward and super effective

Keep private notes about each of your users that only Administrators can see.

Take Notice vs User Notes