外掛說明
Persistent Filters is a lightweight WordPress plugin that preserves admin list filters for Posts, Pages and WooCommerce listings (products, orders and coupons). Once installed and activated, the plugin remembers filter selections like a search string, ordering, product status etc. Filters will be reapplied when you return to the corresponding list screen so you don’t have to redo all filtering.
Filters are reapplied automatically when you return to the corresponding list screen so you don’t have to redo your filtering.
All filters are stored per user per listing. When a filter is stored for a specific listing, a Reset Filters button is added next to the admin list filter options.
Features
- Persistent filters for
- Posts
- Pages
- Users
- WooCommerce Products, Orders and Coupons
- Simple History
- The Events Calendar
- Remembers filter types like date, categories, search terms and ordering.
- Per-listing persistence (each post type maintains its own stored filters).
- Lightweight with minimal performance impact.
- Option to remove all filters, for all users or only for the current user.
安裝方式
- In the Admin menu select Plugins
- Click the
Add Pluginbutton - Look for the
Persistent Filtersplugin and clickInstall now - Activate Persistent Filters in the Plugins screen.
常見問題集
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Does this affect front-end queries?
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No, the plugin only saves and reapplies admin list screen query parameters.
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No, all filters are stored per user.
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When I reset my filters, do I lose filters for all post types?
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No, only the filters for the post type currently listed will be reset.
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Correct, that button is only shown when you actually used a filter for the current post type.
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Can I remove all filters at once?
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Yes, in the Plugins screen in your Admin environment, click the
Reset all filterslink next to theDeactivateoption. You will get a popup where you can select if you want to remove your own filters only, or for all users.
使用者評論
參與者及開發者
變更記錄
1.3.1
- Added support for Simple History, The Events Calendar and Users
1.3.0
- Changed the localization to the officially supported way
- Added support for WooCommerce coupons and HPOS orders
1.2.0
- Fix: Don’t add filters if only quicklinks are used, that also caused infite redirects
- Added an option to remove all filters
- Added Dutch translation
1.1.0
- Fix: disabled fallbaclk by default, that could cause infinite loops
- Added support for WooCommerce Orders
1.0.1
- Fixed an incomplete commit to svn
1.0.0
- Initial release: Posts, Pages, and WooCommerce product filter persistence.