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Hide this plugin’s update notifications.

Enhanced Plugin Admin · support · 2017-07-30T17:13:00+00:00

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Claudiu T. unresolved
Hi, First, thanks for your work. I find this plugin brilliant. Second, please put an option to hide this message: „Hide this plugin’s update notifications”. Or, even better, try a “(hide this)” after the WP message of an update. Meanwhile, I hide it from the CSS Kind Regards I’m curious why you want to hide the message. Is there a situation where you don’t want to see that message and where you’re also not going to update the plugin? Yes, there is one. When I update some partner sites, I prepare a printscreen report with pre and post plug-ins update status. When the site has over 30 plugins installed, and monthly, at least half awaits update – my report looks horrible with 2 warning messages. CSS style is not very good. This is the situation, my situation.

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Marios Alexandrou 2017-07-31T10:55:00+00:00

I’m curious why you want to hide the message. Is there a situation where you don’t want to see that message and where you’re also not going to update the plugin?

Claudiu T. 2017-07-31T11:48:00+00:00

Yes, there is one. When I update some partner sites, I prepare a printscreen report with pre and post plug-ins update status. When the site has over 30 plugins installed, and monthly, at least half awaits update – my report looks horrible with 2 warning messages. CSS style is not very good. This is the situation, my situation.