| 开发者 | elchananlevavi |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年4月24日 13:45 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
@ to mention any allowed user. They'll receive an email notification with your note. Autocomplete helps you find the right person fast - just keep typing to filter.
Private notes
Mark any note as private so only you can see it. Perfect for personal reminders and work-in-progress notes.
Threaded Replies
Pinned notes support full threaded replies. Keep conversations organized and contextual without cluttering the page.
Drag & Relocate
Notes can be dragged to a new element if the page layout changes. Grab the drag grip and drop it on the right spot - all replies move with it.
Note Scoping\
On entity pages (posts, terms, users), choose whether your note applies to this specific item or all items of this type. For example, a note on the “Blue T-Shirt” edit page can be scoped just to that product - or to the edit page of all products.
Configurable Permissions
Control exactly who can add notes and who can edit or delete:
keepinmind-dashboard-notes folder to /wp-content/plugins/.Only users with allowed roles or explicitly allowed users can see and create notes. By default, Administrators and Editors have access. You can customize this in the plugin settings.
No - KeepInMind Dashboard Notes is designed exclusively for the WordPress admin area. It works on every admin page, including custom post type editors, WooCommerce settings, and third-party plugin pages.
No. Notes are designed to stay lightweight and won’t slow down your admin. They load in the background after the page opens, and the plugin only runs where it’s needed - inside the admin area.
Yes! Check the Private checkbox when creating a note. Private notes are only visible to you - no other user can see them, regardless of their role.
No. WordPress 7 Notes are built for content collaboration inside Gutenberg - commenting on and suggesting changes within post content. This plugin focuses on contextual admin notes - letting you add notes across the WordPress dashboard (not inside content) to document decisions, highlight important settings, and guide editors in context.
By default, all data is preserved. You can change this to automatically delete all notes on uninstall in the plugin settings under Data Management.