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Timestamp:
09/01/2016 07:24:45 AM ( 8 years ago)
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rheinardkorf
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Aesthetics.

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  • mission-control/trunk/readme.txt

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    fifteen fifteen
    sixteen sixteen The following core extensions are available:
    seventeen   - Plugin Control: Assign which plugins are available for each level. Choose any plugins that should always be active for a level and/or choose plugins that should automatically be enabled once a site gets assigned the level.
    eighteen   - Theme Control: Choose which themes should be available to each site level. Choose to show unavailable themes with an indicator of the required level for those themes.
    nineteen   - Level Message: Create a message that will be shown for each level. The message can be added by a shortcode or automatically added before or after your post content.
    twenty   - Quota Manager: Set the upload quota for each of  your site levels. The available space will show in the site dashboard and on the upload page in the media library.
      seventeen
      eighteen * Plugin Control: Assign which plugins are available for each level. Choose any plugins that should always be active for a level and/or choose plugins that should automatically be enabled once a site gets assigned the level.
      nineteen * Theme Control: Choose which themes should be available to each site level. Choose to show unavailable themes with an indicator of the required level for those themes.
      twenty * Level Message: Create a message that will be shown for each level. The message can be added by a shortcode or automatically added before or after your post content.
      twenty-one * Quota Manager: Set the upload quota for each of  your site levels. The available space will show in the site dashboard and on the upload page in the media library.
    twenty-one twenty-two
    twenty-two twenty-three REST API:
    twenty-three   - Mission Control uses the REST API to manage the extensions enabled on your network for a better admin user experience.
    twenty-four   - Mission Control also allows for third party extensions to tap into the API to add their own endpoints to the Mission Control namespace.
      twenty-four
      twenty-five * Mission Control uses the REST API to manage the extensions enabled on your network for a better admin user experience.
      twenty-six * Mission Control also allows for third party extensions to tap into the API to add their own endpoints to the Mission Control namespace.
    twenty-five twenty-seven
    twenty-six twenty-eight Have any ideas for extensions?   Please let us know!
    twenty-seven twenty-nine
    twenty-eight thirty == Installation ==
    twenty-nine   - Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/mission-control directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
    thirty   - Activate \"Mission Control\" through the \'Plugins\' screen in WordPress
    thirty-one   - Once activated, click on the new \"Mission Control\" menu item to configure your settings.
      thirty-one
      thirty-two * Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/mission-control directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
      thirty-three * Activate \"Mission Control\" through the \'Plugins\' screen in WordPress
      thirty-four * Once activated, click on the new \"Mission Control\" menu item to configure your settings.
    thirty-two thirty-five
    thirty-three thirty-six
    thirty-four thirty-seven == Changelog ==
    thirty-five thirty-eight = 0.1 =
    thirty-six   * Initial plugin release.  
      thirty-nine * Initial plugin release.
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