| 开发者 | damianstrohmaier |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月12日 20:44 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
sparkelevate_notice_control_is_protected filter.
The dashboard
Under Settings → SparkElevate Notice Control every hidden notice appears as a card showing its source plugin, an excerpt, the remaining time and its scope. Filter by temporary and permanent, edit duration and scope at any time, restore individually or all at once.
Built for real sites
Yes. The plugin is free, with no hidden costs and no paid tier. SparkElevate built it to give the WordPress community a clean, professional admin area.
No, not at all. The plugin is extremely lightweight and only ever loads inside the WordPress admin area. Nothing runs on the front end, so the speed your visitors experience is completely untouched.
That is entirely up to you. You have three levels of control: hide a notice for the whole site, target specific user roles, or make it invisible for particular individual users.
Yes. The settings page lists every notice you manage. You can adjust any of them at any time and bring a hidden notice back with a single click.
The plugin intercepts the standard admin notices produced by WordPress, themes and most plugins — and your full control applies to all of them (site-wide, per role or per individual user). If a plugin ignores the official WordPress standards and prints its own custom banner instead, that banner may in rare cases stay visible.
Notices are identified by their content and their source plugin. Numbers inside a message (counters, dates, percentages) are ignored, so a countdown does not resurface a notice. If a plugin substantially rewords its message, it counts as a new notice and appears again — by design, so you never miss genuinely new information. Hidden notices also return automatically when their snooze period ends.
Notices from WordPress core — for example failed update or security warnings — are protected and always stay visible. They show a "Protected" badge when you hover over them.
Only administrators (users with the manage_options capability). Everyone else can hide notices for their own account only.
Snoozes that apply only to your account are visible to you and to administrators in the dashboard, but they never change what other users see in their backend.
Yes, on a per-site basis: every site of the network manages its own hidden notices. There is no network-wide management screen yet.
Everything is removed. Uninstalling deletes the plugin's options and the per-user settings, on every site of a network as well. The plugin creates no database tables, no cron jobs and no post meta, so nothing is left behind.
The interface is English and is translated through translate.wordpress.org, so it follows your WordPress language once a translation for your locale exists. Users can also pick a fixed interface language for their own account, choosing from the languages installed on the site.
The unminified source of the compiled files in build/ ships with the plugin in the src/ directory.