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Show actual ELEMENT NAME in setting (right sidebar appear in popup)

Show origin ELEMENT NAME in setting (right sidebar appear in popup)The names of the elements on the DEMO Instawp page provided by UIPress for free do not display their original names. For example, in the case of the LOGOUT element in the sidebar, when you search for the element name "LOGOUT," you won't find it because the element being used is a BUTTON. This is evident from the options section where there is "Button text." Please provide information about the original name of the element when it is clicked, and display it in the right-hand page settings sidebar, so that we can know what the ACTUAL NAME of that element is.

An Anonymous User 9 days ago

๐Ÿ“ฅ Feedback

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UIPress Causing Error with WPML Advanced Translation Editor

Weโ€™re experiencing an issue where UIPress appears to be causing an error with the WPML Advanced Translation Editor. The problem is a connection error message that pops up without loading the translation editor with dynamic loading.Environment: This issue has been noticed across multiple devices and browsers.UIPress Version: Lite 3.2.12 / Pro 3.1.05WPML Version: 4.6.6WordPress Version:6.3.1Error Message: ATE communication errorI would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter, as itโ€™s impacting the ability to use the Advanced Translation Editor effectively.Thank you.

An Anonymous User 11 days ago

๐Ÿ› Bug Reports

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Modular Admin Menus

One major pain point of a complex wordpress site are the admin menus. It's the wild west out there. Everyone just dumps their things into the admin menu. Some Plugins (such as UI Press) put their menu items under settings, other under tools, other create their own admin menu items with some ugly icons. This mess needs to be controlled better for a better experience. What I imagine is a way we can break up the admin menu, and allow the menu editor to create multiple menus, where these items can be placed. For example, user options (stuff that is under the users menu) could go as a menu that opens when you click on the user avatar.Site options can go in another section, or menu that does not clutter the admin bar. Anything that relates to content (Posts, Pages etc) can go into another menu. Note. (While the content navigator could be a good candidate for this, it ignores taxonomies, which are useful when working with content.I love how UI Press has started to fix the mess Wordpress and the various developers have created, and I think this would allow us to really take control of our WP based experience for good.Thank you,A.

Adrian Taropa 23 days ago

๐Ÿ’ก Feature Request

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Add or remove columns in the Wordpress overview tables for content types

Customize the overview tables for posts, pages and/or other content types by adding or removing columns, similar to what the Admin Columns Pro plugin does (https://www.admincolumns.com/)... this would be a great addition to UIPress, and would allow all customization to be done via only one plugin.

Geert Leysen about 2 months ago

๐Ÿ’ก Feature Request

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Hide plugins menu items which are disabled

We would like to hide menu items of plugins automatically when they are disabled. We have defined a structure off all plugins we have and we would like the menu to auto hide them when they are disabled. Something like you have the autoupdate feature, just it will hide items. We don't want to add new menu items, when we add a new plugin.

An Anonymous User 2 months ago

๐Ÿ’ก Feature Request

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