WordPress’ admin list tables were built for a blog with forty posts. On a site with four hundred pages nested six deep they stop answering the questions you actually have: where does this page live, which template renders it, what changed last, and who changed it.
Freshet Pages Plus puts those answers in the list tables you already use — Pages, Posts, and every public custom post type. There is no settings screen: each enhancement appears on the screens where it applies and nowhere else.
What it adds
- Sortable “Modified” column — when it was last edited, by whom, with the post ID underneath. On every public post type.
- Full URL path under every title — see where a page actually lives without opening it. Drafts show the path they will get.
- Parent filter and sortable Parent column — for hierarchical content, including a “Top level only” option.
- Template column and filter — see and filter by page template, wherever the theme registers templates for that post type.
- Modified-before filter — a date beside the other filters: only what nobody has touched since. Combines with the parent and template filters.
- Slug/path search — find a page by its URL fragment instead of guessing the title someone gave it.
- One-click and bulk Duplicate — copies a page with its terms and meta, as a draft.
In search terms: it lets you duplicate a page or duplicate a post (clone or copy it, one at a time or in bulk), sort by modified date with a last modified column, filter child pages by their parent, filter by page template, find what has not been modified since a date, and search by slug — admin columns and filters on the Pages screen and every public post type, with nothing to configure.
Part of the Freshet plugin suite. Full documentation: freshet.studio/docs. Questions and problems: freshet.studio/support.
Screenshots
The Pages screen with the plugin active: the URL path under every title, a Parent column and parent filter, a sortable Modified column with ID, age and author, and Duplicate among the row and bulk actions.