Abhinav Singh

WordPress Toolbar (supports WPMU since v 2.2) is a unique plugin which automatically enables a toolbar for all outgoing links from your blog post, similar to stumbleupon or facebook toolbar. You can customize the widgets that will show up on the toolbar using the admin panel.
Once the plugin is enabled, whenever someone clicks on an outbound link from your blog post or page, it will open with wordpress toolbar at the top. By default wordpress toolbar shows following widgets on the toolbar (all widgets can be enabled/disabled from admin panel):
<ol>
<li>Link back to your blog home</li>
<li>Link back to your blog post/page from where user came to this toolbar</li>
<li>A list of social share icons (defaults to twitter,facebook,stumbleupon,…) using which the user can share your blog post/page</li>
<li>Comment back link to the referrer blog post</li>
<li>Get this plugin link which by default points to https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-toolbar/</li>
<li>Leave toolbar (shown as a cross button), using which user can leave this toolbar</li>
</ol>
Since v 2.1, WordPress toolbar also provide following features:
<ol>
<li>Sociable Share Icons (Disabled by default): If enabled plugin will display social share icons at end of each blog post/page</li>
<li>TinyURL Share Link (Disabled by default): If enabled plugin will display a tinyurl at end of each blog post/page.</li>
</ol>

WordPress Toolbar

WordPress Toolbar (supports WPMU since v 2.2) is a unique plugin which automatically enables a toolbar for all outgoing links from your blog post, sim …

gilles66

Need to know which template is used by WordPress to display your pages in the front office ? 
This plugin simply does this.
Show the name of the php file of your theme used to display the current page.Need to know which template is used by WordPress to display your pages in the front office ? 
This plugin simply does this.
Efficient and very easy to install, it will show you in the admin bar the name of the php file currently used to display the current page. 
The color of the text is different regarding the origin of the template(the theme, a parent theme, or a plugin) 
(icon author :http://www.megaicons.net/iconspack-1096/45043/)

which template file

Show the name of the php file of your theme used to display the current page.

WordPress Toolbar vs which template file