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Notes is a simple, persistent note-taking tool built into WP Manager Pro. Notes are stored in the wp_wmp_notes database table, which is created on plugin activation and survives plugin updates.

The notes grid

Notes are displayed in a responsive masonry-style grid (1–4 columns depending on screen width). Each note card shows:
  • The note title
  • The note content (up to six lines, truncated if longer)
  • The last updated date
  • Edit (pencil) and delete (trash) icon buttons
Notes are ordered by last updated date, with the most recently edited note appearing first.

Color options

Each note can be assigned one of six colors. The color is applied to the card’s background and border:
ColorAppearance
DefaultWhite background, slate border
BlueBlue-50 background, blue border
GreenGreen-50 background, green border
YellowYellow-50 background, yellow border
RedRed-50 background, red border
PurplePurple-50 background, purple border

Creating a note

1

Click New Note

Click New Note in the top-right corner of the Notes page.
2

Enter a title

Type a title in the Title field. A title is required.
3

Write the content

Type the note body in the Content textarea. Content is optional.
4

Choose a color

Click one of the six color swatches to assign a color to the note. The selected swatch scales up slightly to indicate selection.
5

Click Create Note

Click Create Note. The note is saved and appears in the grid.

Editing a note

Click the pencil icon on a note card to open the edit dialog. The same form is shown with the existing title, content, and color pre-filled. Make your changes and click Update Note.

Deleting a note

Click the trash icon on a note card. A confirmation dialog asks you to confirm before the note is permanently deleted.

Persistence

Notes are stored in the wp_wmp_notes database table. They persist across:
  • Plugin deactivation and reactivation
  • Plugin updates
  • WordPress updates
Notes are only removed if you delete the plugin and its database tables, or manually truncate the wp_wmp_notes table.

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