Feature requests

Ability to edit sites snippets, CSS etc in one place over MainWP where WPCodeBox are installed.

Possibility to create subfolders to hierarchize content or in any case tag system to find snippets more easily

It would be easy for users to see a check icon next to the cloud snippets that were downloaded to the current site.

I try to give every project it's own API key for better management. It would be great to distinguish those in a better way improvement 1: different color for the labels, e.g. read & write is red, read blue, plugin updates is yellow improvement 2: be able to sort by label status improvement 3: be able to even filter the api list according to their permissions Currently the permission is shown in the overview, but it all looks exactly the same.

It would be great if we could uninstall wpcodebox with the functionality plugin active and when we reinstall wpcodebox maybe a few months later. That we can edit the code snippets again and after we edit them we can update the functionality plugin and change its version number. At the moment it is buggy because when I reinstall wpcodbox then the code snippet titles appear in the local area but the code of every snippet is empty.

Let us edit all the plugins settings: Version number Plugin description Plugin name Link to the plugin page Author name Also the file paht where the plugin is stored would be great if we could edit it.

When a cloud snippet is located in a folder structure in the cloud, and then downloaded to the local instance, automatically create the same folder structure locally so that the snippets retain the same organization structure.

The editor window is too small if all the snippets are on the right or left. The snippet settings must be there, but the list of code snippets should have its own section in the plugin. The solution would be multiple sections in the admin menu (below the plugin) All snippets section -> in there all the snippets with folder, subfolders and tags. Then add new snippet -> in there snippet Settings and the code editor Then a section called version Historie -> the version history of each snippet and the bin maybe Then a section called settings -> all the settings of the plugin

Keeping plugins up to date is very important for security, having an automatic updates in WordPress is necessary. If this is already a feature, let me know where I can enable it.

Backup & sync snippets to Dropbox or Google Drive.

As I personally transition from the Code Snippets plugin, one thing I'm finding that I'm missing is the ability to import/export snippets. This is important for ease of distribution to clients/customers that are not necessarily using WPCodeBox...yet. ; ) This goes hand in hand with the Add the ability to save CSS/JS to file feature request.

Please add an option to combine multiple files. For example, if I have 10 SCSS snippets I don't want to have 10 separate files.

Would be the ability to lock access to the plugin with a password so client's won't mess with my code. Something similar is avaliable in Updraft Plus Pro (the backup plugin).

If I'm going to use cloud snippets on clients websites, I don't really want to share all the collection with them. The best way seems to have an ability to choose what snippets I need per API key: ( ) none ( ) all ( ) Choose (choose folders or exact snippets using checkboxes)

Create a cron that will call a secure endpoint and run snippets. This is useful for maintenance run-once snippets. Like the ones for deleting orphaned meta, or orphaned variations. It could also be useful for running scheduled tasks on a WordPress site.