EuroNur Editorial Markers

EuroNur Editorial Markers adds color-coded editorial markers to the WordPress administration area. Markers can be assigned to posts, pages, and selected custom post types and are visible in post lists, edit screens, quick edit, bulk edit, and an optional Dashboard widget.

EuroNur Editorial Markers is a GPL-based continuation of Mark Posts by Michael Schoenrock and Sven Hofmann. It preserves compatibility with the established marker workflow while adding its own administration, safety, migration, and recovery features.

Features

• Create markers with custom background and text colors.
• Reorder markers by drag and drop.
• Assign markers from the editor, quick edit, and bulk edit.
• Enable markers only for selected post types.
• Dashboard widget with compact marker usage counts.
• Control which user roles can view the Dashboard widget.
• Manual restore points for marker structures and post-marker relationships.
• Automatic undo history for critical marker operations.
• Safe and forced undo modes with clear warnings.
• Configurable automatic history retention.
• Repair and migration tool for sites migrating from Mark Posts.
• Optional cleanup of plugin data when the plugin is permanently deleted.

Migration from Mark Posts

If your site currently uses Mark Posts, deactivate it first but do not delete it yet. Then activate EuroNur Editorial Markers and run EuroNur Plugins > Editorial Markers > Maintenance > Check / Repair Legacy Mark Posts Data once.

After the scan completes, verify your markers and Dashboard counts. The inactive Mark Posts plugin can then be removed. EuroNur Editorial Markers does not require Mark Posts files to operate.

If the site never used Mark Posts, the legacy repair scan is not required.

Credits

EuroNur Editorial Markers is maintained by EuroNur and is based on the Mark Posts plugin by Michael Schoenrock and Sven Hofmann. Their copyright and license notices are preserved in the source distribution.