larjen

WordPress plugin that provides an infinite cache in front of a REST API. This would be useful for sites that are static in nature and seldom updates, as polling the native REST API in WordPress can be somewhat slow.
From within the plugin, there is an option to deploy a cache in front of a REST API. When you deploy it, be warned that the folder “rest-api” will be created in the root of your webserver.
You can then request the REST-API like this:
<pre><code>http://www.example.com/rest-api/v1/posts?page=1&per_page=12&search=query&tags=tag1+tag2 http://www.example.com/rest-api/v1/tag/?_jsonp=angular.callbacks._1&tag_name=tag1 </code></pre>
Since these requests are infinitely cached, you can schedule an optional wipe of the cache which will occur 5 minutes after last post alteration.

WPRestCache

Wordpress plugin that provides an infinite cache in front of a REST API.

jamesckemp

Admin Bar toggle adds a toggle switch to show/hide the admin bar on the front-end. This is much less intrusive, but still allows you to use all the useful features of the admin bar.
<ul>
<li>Hides the admin bar on the front-end by default. This is much less intrusive.</li>
<li>Adds a small toggle button in the top right to activate the admin bar.</li>
<li>Toggle remains in place to hide it again.</li>
</ul>
This plugin assumes that the admin bar is active, and hasn’t been disabled in your user profile

Admin Bar Toggle

If your theme has a top menu bar, this plugin is very useful to stop the wordpress Admin bar interfering with your review of the design but keep it handy to use when needed

very useful and still works

Thanks for the plugin! Keep up the good work!

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Hides the admin bar on the front-end by default, and adds a toggle to activate it.

WPRestCache vs Admin Bar Toggle