UiXpress v1.4.0 - A Simple Yet Powerful Admin Theme For WordPress
Developer: Admin 2020Category: WordPress PluginsTrusted with 49 downloadsPro4 favoritesLatest v1.4.0Updated 3d ago
uiXpress delivers effortless elegance and powerful functionality in a lightweight, high-performance admin theme.
uiXpress delivers effortless elegance and powerful functionality in a lightweight, high-performance admin theme.
Modern Admin Interface
- Sleek, intuitive design
- Responsive layout for all devices
- Plugin compatible styles
Enhanced Performance
- Optimised for speed and efficiency
- Next to no impact on admin load times
- Smooth, lag-free admin experience
Global Search
- Quickly find and access any admin resource
- Search across posts, pages, users, and categories
- Quick actions for repetitive tasks
Powerful Admin menu builder
- Craft custom admin menus tailored to specific user roles
- Effortlessly reorganise, rename, and stylise menu items
- Precisely control menu visibility with advanced filtering options
- Boost productivity with streamlined navigation for users
Recent releases
Release history
v1.4.0Latest
Jul 17, 202610.8 MB
Other
- Release TBC *
- lmnFetch proactively refreshes stale nonces and retries once after security token failures
- Background timer and tab visibility checks keep long-lived admin sessions working without a page reload
- REST nonce refresh endpoint requires a matching Origin or Referer host, is rate-limited per user and IP, and returns Cache-Control: no-store
- Admin framework wp-admin redirect safeguard (beta)
- Users with the manage_options capability are never redirected from wp-admin to uix-admin
- The Administrator role and admin users are stripped from redirect settings on save and cannot be selected in settings
- Optionally retains the previous plugin version after updates for one-click rollback
- Automatically detects immediate fatal errors and restores the known-good version
- Covers manual, automatic, bulk, REST, and ZIP replacement update flows
- Emails the WordPress administrator when an automatic rollback is attempted
- Stores protected copies in private storage outside the public web root
- Installed plugin searches with no matches now offer to search the same term in the WordPress plugin directory
- Plugin repository opens in the main detail panel instead of a flyout drawer, matching the admin framework layout
- Repository search terms are preserved when opening plugin details and returning to results
- Dashboard, posts, media, users, comments, plugins, settings, Menu Creator, Activity Log, Database Explorer, Role Editor, and Admin Notices can switch without a full page reload
- Page scripts and styles are loaded on demand to keep the initial admin bundle lightweight
- Browser back and forward navigation, page titles, menu highlighting, and post-type context stay synchronized
- Native WordPress screens such as the block editor, Site Editor, and Customizer continue to use full page loads
- Reworked backend bootstrapping so admin, REST, AJAX, and cron services load only in the request contexts that need them
- Reduced the measured uiXpress frontend bootstrap memory by approximately 49%, while loading 77 fewer PHP files and classes
- Deferred WordPress plugin, theme, update, and list-table dependencies until their management features are used
- Reduced logged-in frontend toolbar work by skipping admin-only plugin scans, menus, post types, MIME types, theme settings, and capability payloads
- Activity logger services now load only when activity logging is enabled
- Successful analytics table checks are cached to avoid repeated database schema queries
- Preserved custom login routing, SEO metadata, frontend analytics, collaboration, admin framework routes, REST endpoints, and scheduled cleanup tasks
- Corrected Plugin Performance reporting and rankings
- Plugin rows no longer present the shared PHP process peak as memory owned by each plugin
- The overview reports the page process peak once instead of summing overlapping values
- uiXpress now records direct lifecycle checkpoints for autoloading, app construction, initialization, and asset enqueueing
- Memory diagnostics distinguish retained bootstrap growth, observed process growth, and PHP allocator-reserved memory
- Relative impact rankings now use a weighted share of execution time, attributed database queries, and delivered asset size
- Asset impact includes only queued or printed scripts, styles, and their dependencies instead of every registered asset
- Database queries now belong to one nearest plugin caller, excluding profiler and WordPress dispatch frames
- Query totals report the global post-plugins-loaded observation window instead of summing overlapping plugin counts
- Query fingerprints, source files, and originating hooks are available for more reliable diagnostics
- Reduced database query overhead
- Consolidated migration checks and cached settings reads with blog-scoped multisite isolation
- Reduced the measured warm public uiXpress bootstrap from three database queries to one without a persistent object cache
- Replaced repeated activity and analytics table checks with versioned schema readiness markers
- Batched activity writes in retry-safe chunks and converted analytics aggregation to transactional set-based queries
- Cached analytics settings per request and combined comparison, event, user, and media counters
- Reduced dashboard, user, media, and analytics counter queries while preserving existing response formats
- Replaced global object-cache flushes with targeted uiXpress repository invalidation
- Refined and standardised UI
Added
- automatic REST nonce refresh for the main admin app
- uixpress/v1/rest-nonce endpoint returns a fresh wp_rest nonce for the current session
- Plugin Update Protector
- faster navigation between modern uiXpress admin pages
- a subtle page-content transition with reduced-motion support
- a one-request admin framework bootstrap with automatic fallback to the existing endpoints
Improved
- plugins page search and repository browsing
- PHP performance and memory usage across frontend requests
v1.3.0
Jul 8, 202610.5 MB
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Other
- Release date date 8 July 2026 *
- uiXpress configuration menu (Settings, Menu Creator, etc.) is only shown on the primary network site
- Network-managed subsites inherit settings and Menu Creator configs from the primary site
- Direct access to uiXpress admin pages on subsites redirects to the primary site
- Settings and menu writes are blocked on network-managed subsites
- Analytics tables are bootstrapped on frontend tracking, not only on admin visits
- User analytics dashboard counts subsite members only on multisite
- Analytics dashboard API calls always use current site data (ignores remote site switcher)
- Theme colors are now applied as inline CSS variables on the document root, matching the settings page behaviour
- Prevents `theme.css` (loaded in the admin footer) from resetting custom color scales back to defaults on other admin pages
Added
- WordPress multisite support for network-activated installs
- lots of extra icons for the shortcuts icon select
- admin framework released in beta.
Improved
- built-in analytics for WordPress multisite subsites
Fixed
- custom base and accent theme colors not applying outside the settings page
- style conflict with radio inputs where selected items appeared unclickable.
v1.2.24
Jul 2, 20266.5 MB
Frequently asked questions
Is uiXpress GPL licensed?
Yes, uiXpress is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.
Can I use uiXpress on multiple websites?
Yes. Under the GPL license, there are no domain or site restrictions. You can install uiXpress on as many websites as you need.
How much does uiXpress cost on GPLCoffee?
uiXpress is available for $5.99 for a 1-year license or $15.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download uiXpress along with thousands of other plugins for a single subscription.
Are updates included with uiXpress?
Yes. Every new release of uiXpress is synced to GPLCoffee automatically. You can download the latest version any time, and subscribers can use the one-click connector plugin to update directly from their WordPress dashboard.
Is uiXpress safe to download?
Every uiXpress release is scanned with VirusTotal before publication. Scan results (including the specific threat report URL when available) are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.
Auto-updates included
Install it once, update automatically.
The GPLC Connector installs this plugin from your wp-admin and rolls out new versions to your connected sites - up to 25. Included with 12-month and Geek Lifetime plans (plus legacy 6-month).