| 开发者 | kristoffbertram |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月5日 23:06 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | MIT |
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There are none. Every enhancement appears where it applies — the parent filter only on hierarchical post types, the template column only where the theme registers templates — and stays out of the way everywhere else.
Every public post type with an admin UI, except attachments: the media library is a different screen with its own column plumbing.
Hover a row on Pages, Posts or any public post type and click Duplicate: the copy is created as a draft and the editor opens on it. To clone several at once, tick them and pick Duplicate from the Bulk actions dropdown; the list reports how many copies were made.
Click the Modified column header. It sorts on WordPress' own modified ordering and shows the date, the post ID, how long ago that was, and the author, so the page someone touched this morning is one click away on a site with thousands.
Pick the page in the parent filter dropdown above the list. You get its whole branch — children, grandchildren, all the way down — nested, in the site's own menu order. Top level only shows just the root pages.
Content, excerpt, parent, menu order, password, comment and ping status, taxonomy terms and post meta. The copy is created as a draft, owned by you, titled "… (Copy)", with an empty slug so it never collides with the original.
Then the active theme registers no page templates for that post type. The column and its filter appear only where there is something to show.
No. Everything it does happens in wp-admin.
Write to the address on freshet.studio/support. Support is email, read by the person who wrote the plugin — say which plugin, which version, and what you saw, and a screenshot covers most of that in one go. Questions here in the WordPress.org support forum are read too.
freshet_pagesplus_duplicate_post() takes overrides, window.freshetPagesplus.applyPaths() re-applies path lines to rows rendered later, and the modified-before query var is a public constant.