Blog - Announcements

The new release of Admin Columns Pro 5.1 adds great new functionalities to its content management approving plugin. New features are Local Storage, Quick Add, new User Column ‘Posts by Author’ and the possibility to search on a column type. In this article, we will explain all the new functionalities, and it’s benefits.

The newest version of Admin Columns Pro 5.0 is available now! New features such as horizontal scrolling, saving filters, hiding list tables and more attributes make content management in the WordPress Admin easier.

We have improved the way your columns look on different screen sizes. When you add more columns to your overview, you might run out of space on your screen. It becomes a trade-off between making your content more readable and leaving out certain columns. That is not ideal of course. In order to overcome this possible limitation by the screen, you can enable Horizontal Scrolling.

We release a new version Admin Columns Pro on a regular basis, usually every 2-3 weeks. The recent changes we made deserve a blog post, they are small but cool. Read on if you are interested in creating custom fields on the fly, ordering your column sets or control the number of visible items per column.

I am glad to announce a major update to our bulk editing feature for WooCommerce. Running a webshop can be very time consuming, especially when you have a lot of products. When you have to update prices and stock regularly, you don’t want to go over each product one-by-one. That's when bulk editing becomes a life-saver.

Recently we introduced Smart Filtering for WordPress admin screens. We just crafted the perfect follow-up feature: Bulk Edit. And we think it really is the missing piece in the toolset Admin Columns Pro has to offer. The name of the feature is pretty self-explanatory and this article will tell you how it works and why this is the missing piece.

We have been working on something new, something very exciting! It's Filtering 2.0, or as we like to just call it: Smart Filtering.

Up until now we always kept Admin Columns on par with the minimum WordPress requirements to make our plugin as widely available as possible. We felt this was in line with the WordPress philosophy. But when we found out that the percentage of users with PHP 5.2 (who also keep WordPress up to date) was well below 1% we came to realize something: We have to start closing the gap between modern PHP versions and the minimum WordPress requirements.

Since we first released our WooCommerce integration a few years back, both Admin Columns and WooCommerce have come a long way. We felt it was time to revisit the WooCommerce integration for a partial make-over. The result? Read on and find out! Spoiler: it's pretty cool.