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Admin Columns 4 adds many new features and refinements to help WordPress users get more from the plugin. We think you are going to love it.

As the launch of Admin Columns 4 draws ever closer, we’re happy to discuss some of the improvements that have been going on over the past year. In today’s edition: the UI improvements that will make column management with Admin Columns easier than it ever was before.

A little while ago we sent out a survey to our customers and asked them about Admin Columns Pro. A big thank you to all who shared their thoughts with us. In this post we will discuss the most important pieces of feedback and how we will use them to improve Admin Columns Pro.

One of the best features of Admin Columns Pro (in our opinion) are the integrations with WooCommerce and Advanced Custom Fields. With Admin Columns 4, integrations for Types, Pods and Custom Fields Suite will be made available. We'll briefly discuss each of these integrations.

It's been a while since we released an update of Admin Columns Pro and this article sheds some light on that. We are working on a major refactor and we decided to focus solely on that.

Optimizing your posts and pages with Yoast SEO and Admin Columns saves you a lot of time.

We had a special focus this release. We have been working on a feature for quite some time now and we feel it is time to reveal it to the public. It's called "Sets" and it allows you to create sets of columns.

Admin Columns Pro now has support for ranged filtering for numbers and dates. We also added some handy columns for WooCommerce sales and orders per user and variations.

This version of Admin Columns brings support for bbPress and inline edit for Yoast SEO columns. In the settings screen, you can now easily identify which columns ship with WordPress and which are custom.