Hey there @Emlyn Welcome to the forums, glad to have you aboard! Rather than reviving a very old thread, it would be preferable to create a new one and post to the Features & Feedback forum. That would give it more exposure, and give other members the opportunity to vote on the plugin idea. Also, we have a new system in place that automatically sends the idea to an internal tracker so our developers are aware of it too. :) Methinks this would be a good time to do it too, as our current development strategy seems to be leaning more toward exciting new stuff in multisite environments.

@Vincent @AL @Brian @all you could have simply include a check box or option to dismiss the nag. That is exactly what is included on the Manage screen of the WPMU DEV Dashboard plugin. All the reasons we recommend installing the Dashboard are here: https://premium.wpmudev.org/update-notifications-plugin-information/ Remember also that even if a user is granted admin or super-admin privileges, only the user who installs the plugin actually sees the notifications (screenshot). So it's perfectly fine to use on client sites as they don't even see it, only you do. :) [attachment=604275,39141]

@ProSapien almost everyone on earth finds the nag incredibly undesirable and problematic. Nope. Only those very few who post about it. And some have created their own solutions like the one @phillipfx posted just above. We have literally thousands of premium members who appreciate the Dashboard plugin for these very same reasons: https://premium.wpmudev.org/wpmu-dev/update-notifications-plugin-information/ But we do now have a constant that can be added to your wp-config.php to white-label our products: define('WPMUDEV_REMOVE_BRANDING') We're progressively incorporating that into all our new releases & updates. So some older plugins may still generate the admin message until they are updated.

@all We understand that not everyone may like the reminders to install the Dashboard plugin. The reasons we include that reminder in all our products are detailed here: https://premium.wpmudev.org/wpmu-dev/update-notifications-plugin-information/ Once installed, you can easily turn off all messages as seen in the screenshot below. Also note that it only appears to the member who activated it, so no one else will see that unless of course you give them access. If, despite the information in the article mentioned above, you still want to disable the notices, a simple search in Google for either of these queries will turn up a few solutions: plugin to remove wpmudev dashboard css to remove wpmudev dashboard [attachment=461327,28659]

Closing this topic due to the inactive status of the original poster. Please create a new topic if this is still an issue.

Hello Dean! Glad to see you back! I hope the surgery went well. :o)

In the meantime, you may want to consider this workaround: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/diy-create-a-categorized-directory-of-marketplace-stores-with-unique-store-ratings-review-pages

@dhilditch Here's my +1 for some encouragement. Go for it!

Confirmed. I've just started exploring Marketpress but can confirm that all Canadian taxes are fully supported.

Ooh (says he, mouth drooling). If we're considering developing a gallery plugin, here are my suggestions: 1. It should function with or without Buddypress, on both single and network installs. If BP is active, galleries should be created in user profiles. If on a standalone WP install, a User Gallery page could be made available to each user, with a directory of all user galleries. 2. As touched upon by Andrew above, I think it's important that users be able to use the media items they've uploaded to the main site on their own sites in a network setup. Either via an "Add Gallery Item" icon in their backend post-editor screen, or by copy-pasting a shortcode that could be auto-generated for each uploaded item (could be very handy for those who use front-end post forms on their main site). 3. Comments and sharing with social networks are self-evident... but I'll list them just in case ;-) 4. It should play nice with other WPMUdev plugins... ProSites, Membership, etc. If anyone can think of more suggestions, please add them to this thread. Let's keep the devs motivated on this one folks!