Thomas Lloancy

Bulk Content Toolkit adds any custom meta field to the native WordPress Quick Edit row and Bulk Edit panel — automatically, without writing a single line of code.
Most bulk edit plugins hardcode which fields they support. Bulk Content Toolkit reads your actual database and exposes every meta field that exists on your site, regardless of which plugin created it.
How it works
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<li>Go to Settings → Bulk Edit.</li>
<li>Pick a post type (products, courses, pages, custom types…).</li>
<li>Move the fields you want into the “Selected Fields” column.</li>
<li>Save — those fields now appear in Quick Edit and Bulk Edit inside the native WordPress UI.</li>
</ol>
Works with everything
Because the plugin reads directly from wp_postmeta, it works with any field from any plugin — without any integration code:
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<li>WooCommerce: _price, _sale_price, _stock_status, _manage_stock, _tax_status, and all product meta</li>
<li>LearnPress: _lp_price, _lp_coming_soon, _lp_max_students, _lp_passing_condition, and all course meta</li>
<li>ACF (Advanced Custom Fields): any field saved to post meta</li>
<li>Elementor, WPML, Yoast SEO, and any other plugin that writes to wp_postmeta</li>
</ul>
Automatic field type detection
The plugin samples your existing data and infers the correct input type — checkbox, select, number, date, color, URL, textarea, and more. Common WooCommerce and LearnPress fields are hardcoded to their correct type.
100% native
No new UI to learn. No external spreadsheet. No CSV. Fields appear in Quick Edit and Bulk Edit exactly where WordPress users already expect them.

Bulk Content Toolkit

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Expose any custom meta field — from WooCommerce, LearnPress, ACF, or any plugin — directly in the native WordPress Quick Edit and Bulk Edit panels.

Jesper van Engelen

Bulk Actions: Select All adds an option to the posts and taxonomy terms overviews in the WordPress Admin to select “All Entries”. By default, WordPress only allows you to select the posts/terms on the current page.
<h4>Supported content types</h4>
The plugin works for posts, pages and custom post types. Furthermore, it supports categories, tags and custom taxonomies. At this point, it doesn’t support comments and other object types besides post types and taxonomies.

Bulk Actions Select All


Thank you for what you've created 🙏



All seems to be working fine in the latest version at WordPress, at the time of writing, but please do keep updated to show support for the latest.


Should be a core feature

Adds an option to the admin posts and terms overview pages to select all items (instead of just the ones on the current page) to apply bulk actions.

Bulk Content Toolkit vs Bulk Actions Select All