26 plugins tagged with environment
Displays WordPress 5.5's environment type setting in the admin bar and the "At a Glance" dashboard widget.
Use custom admin bar colors and favicons to differentiate your environments (staging/prod)
A simple WordPress extension which adds itself to the admin bar, providing system information such as PHP, MySQL version and details of the WordPress …
Display your environment and debug info in the toolbar.
Manage separate Development, Staging, and Production environments directly from the Wordpress Admin screen.
A WordPress plugin to set WordPress options from a .env file.
Displays a color-coded DEV, STAGING, or LIVE indicator in the admin bar to prevent accidental changes on production sites.
View WordPress, PHP, plugin, and theme versions in Markdown or CSV for maintenance checks.
Quickly switch between environments (live, test, dev) from the admin bar.
Display a colored bar to help distinguish between different environments.
Select and save your current environment.
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Integrates a standby engine to reduce the energy required to view the website when the visitors are inactive, to make your blog a Green Website.
Transform your website into a carbon neutral space.
Displays a customizable badge in the WordPress Admin Bar showing your environment (Local, Staging, Production) to avoid errors on live sites.
Stop staging sites from emailing real customers, calling live APIs and showing up in Google. Colours the admin bar so nobody edits the wrong copy.
Automatically controls search engine indexing based on your environment (production vs development/staging).
Whoops error handling, no password logins, template hints, no indexing, flush rewrites, everything a developer needs for their local development envir …
Displays an environment indicator in the admin bar.
WP Environment Label - shows label with current server/environment name defined by config or admin-panel.
Your WordPress admin command nest — environment stats, content metrics, security checks, shortcuts, and private notes. No file manager.
Display a colored notice in the WordPress admin bar to indicate which environment (Live, Staging, Local) your site is running on.
Store environment-specific values (GTM container ID, GA4 measurement ID, etc.) per environment and switch them automatically.
Know at a glance which site you are editing. The admin bar changes colour and shows a LIVE, STAGING, DEV or LOCAL badge.