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Descrição
O uiXpress estrutura o wp-admin com uma camada de interface mais limpa para o painel administrativo, reorganizando a experiência de navegação do backend e apoiando ajustes de marca branca no ambiente de gestão do WordPress. Indicado para agências, administradores e projetos com múltiplos usuários, ele ajuda a reduzir ruído visual no dashboard e manter uma área administrativa mais alinhada à identidade do site.
Principais Características do uiXpress
- Tema administrativo
Aplica visual limpo ao wp-admin e reorganiza a leitura do painel. - Marca branca
Permite adaptar elementos visuais do backend à identidade do projeto. - Navegação do backend
Simplifica a experiência administrativa para usuários que acessam o painel. - Interface leve
Foca em carregamento simples e menos interferência na rotina administrativa. - Dashboard personalizado
Ajusta a apresentação do painel para ambientes gerenciados por terceiros.
Benefícios do uiXpress
- Painel mais claro
Facilita tarefas recorrentes sem excesso de elementos visuais no admin. - Mais consistência visual
Ajuda a manter o backend alinhado à marca do projeto. - Uso por clientes
Reduz atrito para usuários que não dominam o painel WordPress. - Gestão mais direta
Organiza a rotina administrativa em sites com múltiplos responsáveis.
Para Quem o uiXpress é Indicado?
- Agências que entregam sites WordPress com painel personalizado para clientes.
- Administradores que desejam simplificar a navegação no backend.
- Projetos que precisam aplicar marca branca ao ambiente administrativo.
Como Baixar o uiXpress
O uiXpress está disponível para download aqui no Ultrapack. Após baixar o arquivo .zip, instale em Plugins > Adicionar Novo > Enviar plugin, selecione o arquivo e ative no painel do WordPress.
O uiXpress é útil quando o painel padrão do WordPress precisa parecer mais organizado para clientes, equipes internas ou operadores de conteúdo. Ao trabalhar sobre a interface administrativa e recursos de marca branca, o plugin ajuda a transformar o backend em um ambiente mais coerente com a operação do site, sem depender de mudanças no tema público.
Perguntas Frequentes
O plugin uiXpress é GPL?
Sim. O uiXpress é distribuído sob a licença GPL (GNU General Public License). Você pode usar, modificar e redistribuir legalmente, em quantos sites quiser.
Posso usar o plugin uiXpress em mais de um site?
Sim. Você pode instalar o uiXpress em quantos sites quiser. Só as atualizações automáticas pelo Ultrapack Auto Updater têm limite: de 3 a 80 sites, conforme o plano.
Quanto custa o plugin uiXpress no Ultrapack?
O uiXpress sai por R$ 14,90 na compra avulsa, e também está incluído nos planos de assinatura a partir de R$59/mês (VIP I).
O plugin uiXpress inclui atualizações?
Sim. A versão atual do uiXpress é a 1.5.2, publicada no Ultrapack em 17/09/2026. Assinantes atualizam direto do painel do WordPress com o UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
O plugin uiXpress é seguro para baixar e instalar no meu WordPress?
Sim. Cada versão do uiXpress passa por varredura de malware (ClamAV e regras YARA, no UltraHub) antes de ser publicada.
Quais são os requisitos do plugin uiXpress?
Requer WordPress 5.5 ou superior e PHP 7.4 ou superior.
O que mudou nesta versão
Versão 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
Versão 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
Versão 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
Versão 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
Versão 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 versão publicadas pelo desenvolvedor.
Como instalar
Atualização automática: este item é atualizado pelo Ultrapack Auto Updater. Com ele instalado, a versão nova aparece no seu painel como qualquer outra atualização do WordPress (como configurar).
- Baixe o arquivo
uixpress.zip. - No painel do WordPress, vá em Plugins > Adicionar novo > Enviar plugin.
- Selecione o arquivo
uixpress.zipe clique em Instalar agora. - Clique em Ativar.
Requisitos: Requer WordPress 5.5 ou superior e PHP 7.4 ou superior.
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