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Admin Tag UI improves the tag sections found in the admin backend’s classic editor add and edit post screens. There are several changes to the interface.
<h4>Add, Edit Post Screens</h4>
<ul>
<li>Shows all tags instead of just the most used – Helpful to see all of the tags instead of having to guess for less commonly used ones.</li>
<li>Displays the tags in a list on their own lines rather than trying to show them all on the same line.</li>
<li>Displays the tags in 2 columns (or can be set to 1).</li>
<li>Increased font size of tags making it easier to read and select.</li>
<li>Highlights selected tags</li>
<li>Clicking on tags will no longer jump the screen up to the “Add” tag field.</li>
<li>Automatically reveals the tags instead of having to click to have them revealed.</li>
<li>The appearance changes also apply to the tags under the currently selected tags section.</li>
<li>For selected tags, hovering over the remove (X) icon highlights the entire tag in red. The purpose is to more easily identify which tags are being hovered over.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Settings</h4>
There is a settings page allowing several of the changes above to be turned on or off, or altered. This allows a fine tuning of the user interface to fit your needs. All of the settings above are enabled by default.

Admin Tag UI

Improves the tag sections located in the admin backend (WordPress dashboard) classic editor post screens.

dale3h

Better User Search is a must have plugin if you’re running WooCommerce. Without it, you’re stuck trying to remember every 
customer’s username.
Better User Search is used to improve the user search functionality in the admin/backend.
WordPress by default only allows you to search for users by username/nicename. Using Better User Search, you will be able 
to search by first name, last name, email address and any custom user meta field that already exists in the user meta table.
On top of that, there is an “OR” feature provided. Just include the word “or” (case-insensitive) in your search query 
and the plugin will search for any user that matches at least 1 of the search terms.
“OR” Search Example: 
Let’s find all WooCommerce customers in Texas or Florida. To do this, first make sure that <code>billing_state</code> and <code>shipping_state</code> 
are setup in the Better User Search settings. Now head to the Users page and type “TX or FL” into the search field.
It really is that simple! 
Special characters like quotes are escaped, problems with the query may appear when trying to search for other non-alphanumeric characters.

Better User Search

I'm using this in the latest WordPress to allow searching ACF data in the User admin list and it's working great.

Still working great

Better User Search is a must have plugin if you're running WooCommerce. Without it, you're stuck trying to remember every

Admin Tag UI vs Better User Search