When managing large numbers of sites in MainWP (50, 100, or more), navigation across long management tables becomes cumbersome because primary action controls are not consistently accessible while scrolling.
On some screens, action buttons appear at the top. On others, they may appear elsewhere. This inconsistency slows down workflows and forces users to repeatedly scroll long distances just to apply actions after reviewing or selecting items.
A unified sticky toolbar/header across management screens would significantly improve usability, consistency, and efficiency.
Bulk action buttons (Update, Ignore, Trust, Save, Apply, etc.)
Search and filtering controls
Sorting controls
Selection count (e.g. “27 items selected”)
Select all visible / select all filtered options
Context-aware actions depending on the current screen
Consistent placement and behavior across MainWP admin areas
Agency users managing large fleets of WordPress sites regularly work through:
Long plugin/theme update lists
Bulk maintenance tasks
Large tables requiring review before action
Multi-step workflows involving filtering, sorting, and selective updates
Currently, users can lose context or waste time scrolling to locate the appropriate action controls, especially when UI placement differs between screens.
A sticky and standardized action toolbar would:
Reduce unnecessary scrolling
Improve workflow speed
Create a more predictable UI experience
Reduce the likelihood of mistakes during bulk operations
Make MainWP feel more polished and optimized for high-volume management
This would be especially valuable for agencies and power users managing dozens or hundreds of websites daily.
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