=== Network Overview ===
Contributors: 		davidsword
Donate link: 		http://canadian.redcross.ca/donate/
Tags: 				active plugins, wordpress network, network summary, find unused plugins, multisite, read-only, dormant, overview,
Requires at least: 	4.8
Tested up to: 		4.8
Stable tag: 		2.0
License:     		GPLv3
License URI: 		https://www.gnu.org/licenses/quick-guide-gplv3.en.html

Get a birds eye view of your entire Wordpress Network in a single. See all information for all sites, get notices about unused themes and plugins, review who is using what on your network.

== Description ==

Get a birds eye view of your entire Wordpress Network. See all information for all sites, get warnings about unused themes and plugins, review who is using what.

* Sites: See a large table of your network summarized, show sites with all users, themes, plugins, and more.
* Plugins: a list of all plugins and which sites are uses them, highlights plugins that aren't being used by anysite
* Themes: table of all themes, who's using them and which themes are being unused

The plugin notifies of unused plugins and themes, for example:

* A site that hasn't been modified in over a year
* A theme or plugin that is unused on any site
* An archived or non-public site


== Installation ==

1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
2. Navigate to your NETWORK ADMIN panel, locate the "Network Overview" page in the sidebar


== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Why would I need this? =

I personally needed it to delete dated/forgotten plugins that posed a security risk by keeping around. Having a large number of different sites in a network, it's sometimes hard to determine which plugins are being used where. This plugin clearly highlights which plugins are not being used at all.

	> "...if you are not using a specific plugin, delete it from the system."
	> http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress#Plugins
	
When wordpress network installations get large and you want to know what's where and what's not needed, this plugin is the simplest solution.

= Can I use it on a single installation instead of a network? =

No, just go to "Plugins" in the admin.


== Screenshots ==

1. Overview page


== Changelog ==

= 2.0 =
* June 2017
* complete rewrite of plugin
* added tabs: new "themes" and "sites" overviews *darn the plugin name
* added stylesheet, made beautiful and to match Wordpress UI
* added foundation for localization support
* new assets

= 1.0 =
* Nov 2012
* Initial Release

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 2.0 =
* all clear, blue skys

= 1.0 =
* all clear, blue skys

== Road Map ==

* Add styles to inline <td> lists
* Change 1|0 for Public/Deleted/Archive to real words
* Add domains from domain mapping
* Confirm compatibility with subdomain networks
* Use real theme names, not their slugs
* Use real plugin names, not paths, in Sites > Active Plugins
* Expand/Collapse entire rows to reveal all info for a site inline, for less overwhelming view
* Add "nerd" mode that'll toggle more meta information about themes, plugins, users, and sites
* Add "enabled themes" to Sites overview to show what sites have access to themes