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Descripción
uiXpress estructura wp-admin con una capa de interfaz más limpia para el panel administrativo, reorganizando la experiencia de navegación del backend y facilitando los ajustes de marca blanca en el entorno de gestión de WordPress. Indicado para agencias, administradores y proyectos con múltiples usuarios, ayuda a reducir el ruido visual en el dashboard y a mantener un área administrativa más alineada con la identidad del sitio.
Características Principales de uiXpress
- Tema administrativo
Aplica un diseño limpio a wp-admin y reorganiza la lectura del panel. - Marca blanca
Permite adaptar elementos visuales del backend a la identidad del proyecto. - Navegación del backend
Simplifica la experiencia administrativa para los usuarios que acceden al panel. - Interfaz ligera
Se enfoca en una carga sencilla y menos interferencias en la rutina administrativa. - Dashboard personalizado
Ajusta la presentación del panel para entornos gestionados por terceros.
Beneficios de uiXpress
- Panel más claro
Facilita las tareas recurrentes sin exceso de elementos visuales en el área de administración. - Mayor consistencia visual
Ayuda a mantener el backend alineado con la marca del proyecto. - Uso por parte de clientes
Reduce la fricción para los usuarios que no dominan el panel de WordPress. - Gestión más directa
Organiza la rutina administrativa en sitios con múltiples responsables.
¿Para Quién Está Indicado uiXpress?
- Agencias que entregan sitios WordPress con un panel personalizado para clientes.
- Administradores que desean simplificar la navegación en el backend.
- Proyectos que necesitan aplicar marca blanca al entorno administrativo.
Cómo Descargar uiXpress
uiXpress está disponible para descargar aquí en Ultrapack. Después de descargar el archivo .zip, instálelo en Plugins > Añadir nuevo > Subir plugin, seleccione el archivo y actívelo en el panel de WordPress.
uiXpress es útil cuando el panel predeterminado de WordPress necesita parecer más organizado para clientes, equipos internos u operadores de contenido. Al trabajar sobre la interfaz administrativa y los recursos de marca blanca, el plugin ayuda a transformar el backend en un entorno más coherente con la operación del sitio, sin depender de cambios en el tema público.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿El plugin uiXpress es GPL?
Sí. uiXpress se distribuye bajo la licencia GPL (GNU General Public License). Puedes usarlo, modificarlo y redistribuirlo legalmente en todos los sitios que quieras.
¿Puedo usar el plugin uiXpress en más de un sitio?
Sí. Puedes instalar uiXpress en todos los sitios que quieras. Solo las actualizaciones automáticas con Ultrapack Auto Updater tienen límite: de 3 a 80 sitios, según el plan.
¿Cuánto cuesta el plugin uiXpress en Ultrapack?
uiXpress cuesta US$ 2,99 en la compra individual, y también está incluido en los planes de suscripción desde US$12/mes (VIP I).
¿El plugin uiXpress incluye actualizaciones?
Sí. La versión actual de uiXpress es la 1.5.2, publicada en Ultrapack el 17/09/2026. Los suscriptores actualizan directamente desde el panel de WordPress con UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
¿Es seguro descargar e instalar el plugin uiXpress en mi WordPress?
Sí. Cada versión de uiXpress pasa por un análisis de malware (ClamAV y reglas YARA, en UltraHub) antes de publicarse.
¿Cuáles son los requisitos del plugin uiXpress?
Requiere WordPress 5.5 o superior y PHP 7.4 o superior.
Qué cambió en esta versión
Versión 1.5.2
- Released 16 September 2026
- Fixed issue with modern post tables where pagination could fail to work
- Added better style support for affiliatewp and rewardswp
- Stopped frontend SEO tags overriding dedicated SEO plugins
- Frontend SEO output now only loads with Admin Framework, which is the only place those fields exist
- Tags are skipped when Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress, AIOSEO, The SEO Framework, or Slim SEO is active
- Tags are only output on posts that have uiXpress SEO fields, so a featured image alone no longer injects og:image
- Added an Admin Framework setting to disable frontend SEO output
- Open Graph image width and height now match the large image URL instead of the full-size file
Versión 1.5.1
- Released 02nd September 2026
- Rebuilt the Menu Creator editor layout and flow
- Split the editor into a structure tree and a stacked inspector instead of the old 3-column settings grid
- Menu name, status, and unsaved state sit in the header; Settings, import, export, restore, and delete live with the menu actions
- The editor opens with nothing selected and a short empty state: click an item to edit it, or Settings for name, status, and audience
- Search, expand/collapse, drag handles, and add-link / add-separator actions are on the tree
- Custom items can be added as children of the selected item; WordPress items can be reset without deleting them
- Import asks before replacing the current menu; leaving with unsaved changes now warns
- Fixed Menu Creator items disappearing or saving empty
- The editor waited for the live WordPress menu and the saved menu at the same time, so a fast save response could treat every WordPress item as removed
- New and existing menus now wait for the WordPress menu before merging, and keep saved items if that menu cannot be read
- Parsing the admin menu for the editor no longer clears icons on the live sidebar
- Fixed Menu Creator tree alignment and settings placement
- Items without a submenu no longer shift left; the expand column stays reserved
- Settings is a header action, not a row in the item tree
- Hardened Menu Creator save and list behaviour
- Saves now send the full menu payload; title and status count as unsaved changes
- Expanding a submenu or opening an item no longer marks the menu dirty
- List search is debounced; deleting a menu from the list asks for confirmation and closes it if it is open
- Kept toolbar link dropdowns above admin content
- WordPress toolbar submenus, nested submenus, and the Add New dropdown now use z-index 9999
- Fixed custom pages loading unstyled when the theme is disabled
- Dashboard, media, plugins, posts, and admin notices now ship their own isolation CSS, the same way Settings already did
- WordPress admin chrome stays native; only the Vue page content is styled
Versión 1.5.0
- Released 27th August 2026
- Added a Store dashboard tab with WooCommerce Analytics cards
- New Store section appears when WooCommerce is active and the user can view reports
- Cards use WooCommerce's built-in `wc-analytics` reporting REST API for revenue, orders, products, categories, customers, coupons, and stock
- Revenue chart, recent orders, top customers by spend, and stock alerts sit alongside KPI cards so store performance is visible without leaving the dashboard
- Slightly increased default admin menu icon stroke width
- Lucide-mapped WordPress dashicons now use stroke width 1.5 instead of 1
- Added option to hide admin menu icons
- New Menu setting hides icons next to item labels in the expanded menu, search, favorites, and drilldown views
- Icons stay visible when the menu is minimized so the icon rail remains usable
- Fixed Google Analytics service-account setup after file-based settings storage
- Credentials are written to the database option row directly and verified on read-back before the connection is reported as saved
- The Property ID field stays available after a credential save, including a manual numeric-ID fallback when property discovery fails
- Setup instructions now include the Google Analytics Admin API as well as the Data API
- Fixed blank plugin/theme update iframe on update-core.php
- WordPress streams update progress into an iframe; uiXpress chrome and theme CSS kept that frame white until the update finished
- Update, plugin-info, and other IFRAME_REQUEST screens now skip the uiXpress shell entirely
- The update iframe is stacked above the admin chrome overlay so browsers can paint streamed progress
- Fixed user Commerce tab cards rendering in dark styles while the app is in light mode
- Fixed plugin details scrolling and ultrawide layout
- Long plugin descriptions, changelogs, and reviews can now scroll in the details pane
- Details content is centered with a max width so banners no longer stretch across ultrawide screens
- Hide toolbar now applies only on larger screens
- The Theme setting still removes the top toolbar from the classic admin shell at the lg breakpoint and above
- Small / mobile views keep the toolbar so the hamburger menu and toolbar actions remain available
- Fixed dashboard card resize in Customize mode
- Dragging the right-edge handle now measures from the card, so cards no longer jump wider on the first pixel
- Cards can shrink to col-span-2 instead of stopping at col-span-4
- Compact 2- and 3-column cards now expand like the others on smaller screens (floor to 4 on tablet / narrow desktop, full width on mobile)
- Aligned media type breakdown with other Media Analytics stats
- File types now use the same centered stat cells as Recent, Unused, Large Files, and Disk Usage
- A single type spans the row so it no longer reads as a leftover list item
- Improved dashboard header on small screens
- Title and date range stack instead of crowding one row
- Customize is hidden below the lg breakpoint; Done still shows if customize mode is already on
- Refined dashboard cards UI
- Split Browsers & OS into separate Browsers and Operating Systems cards with matching logos
- Browser logos come from alrra/browser-logos
- OS logos come from ngeenx/operating-system-logos
- Traffic Sources and Content now use the same single inner-card layout as Device Usage
Versión 1.4.4
- Released 17 August 2026
- Added per-role redirect after login for the classic wp-admin shell
- New Login setting “Redirect after login” maps each role to a wp-admin destination (dashboard, posts, pages, custom path, and more)
- Applies when signing in to wp-admin and when an already-logged-in user visits the login screen
- Explicit redirect_to targets (for example returning to a post after the session expired) are still honoured
- Admin Framework is unaffected
- Added `uixpress/style-layering/include` filter to opt extra stylesheets into CSS layering
- Other plugins can pass URL or path fragments (e.g. `/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/`) so their admin CSS is wrapped in a named layer
- SiteGround Security (`sg-security`) stylesheets are layered by default
- uiXpress’s own sheets are never layered; `uixpress/style-layering/exclude` still wins when both match
- Added drilldown submenu style for the admin menu
- New “Drilldown” option under Menu → Submenu style alongside Click and Hover
- Parent items open a nested panel with a back control instead of expanding inline or flying out
- Uses Motion for Vue (motion-v) for directional slide transitions between menu levels
- Fixed active submenu item contrast in light mode
- Active submenu items now use the same background, border, and text treatment as top-level active items so they remain clearly distinguishable on light backgrounds
Versión 1.4.3
- Released 5 August 2026
- Added admin shell options to hide the notifications panel and the top toolbar
- New Menu setting “Hide notifications panel” removes the notifications bell and inline panel from the main menu sidebar
- New Theme setting “Hide toolbar” removes the complete top toolbar from the classic admin shell
- Admin Framework is unaffected; a mobile menu toggle remains available when the toolbar is hidden
- Added ability to disable the uiXpress theme (classic shell and frontend toolbar) on specific URLs or URL patterns
- New General setting “Disable theme on URLs” accepts path or query substrings such as /page-slug/ or ?bricks=run
- Matching is case-insensitive against the current request path and query string
- Useful for avoiding conflicts with front-end page builders; Admin Framework is unaffected
- Fixed white-label text replacement so it applies consistently across the admin
- Replacements now cover gettext context variants, admin menu titles, plugin Name/Author/Description fields (modern Plugins page, classic plugins list, and updates), and all uiXpress Vue apps via wp.i18n
- Find/replace uses substring matching on both PHP and JavaScript paths
- Fixed conflict with bitforms where it's styles were bleeding into the admin menu increasing size of images
- Stopped blocksy css bleeding over into the media library (classic) and stopping thumbnails from showing
Notas de versión publicadas por el desarrollador.
Cómo instalar
Actualización automática: este ítem se actualiza con el Ultrapack Auto Updater. Con él instalado, la versión nueva aparece en tu panel como cualquier otra actualización de WordPress (cómo configurarlo).
- Descarga el archivo
uixpress.zip. - En el panel de WordPress, ve a Plugins > Añadir nuevo > Subir plugin.
- Selecciona el archivo
uixpress.zipy haz clic en Instalar ahora. - Haz clic en Activar.
Requisitos: Requiere WordPress 5.5 o superior y PHP 7.4 o superior.
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