ajayver

If you were searching for an easy way to let your WordPress site visitors to filter your content by a category and several tags in the same time, this plugin will help you a lot. It will add a widget to your widgets admin page, where you can edit the settings and put it in any “widgetized” place on your website.
This plugin will be very useful for websites with hundreds of categories and tags. I wrote it for my travel blog where we have categories for places that we’d been and tags for topics like video, photo, useful, mountains, beaches e.t.c. 
So I wanted to give my visitors an ability to easily filter content by any category plus tag, like category India + tag Video + tag Mountains. WordPress has the ability to show such pages, we just need to pass the proper address to it.
If your WordPress template doesn’t support widgets, please see the <code>Installation</code> tab, there are some instructions on how to manually add this widget in your template files.

Cat + Tag Filter

This plugin adds a widget to your WordPress site that gives your visitors an ability to filter all your posts by a category or/and tag.

Md Jahidul Islam

If your WordPress website has hundreds of pages and your theme has many page templates then sometimes you want to see the pages that are using a specific template. But by default, there is no way in WordPress admin to search posts or pages associated with a template. “<a href="http://onetarek.com/my-wordpress-plugins/filter-page-by-template/" rel="nofollow ugc">Filter Page by Template</a>” plugin helps you to do this. It adds a dropdown list of page templates above the post/page list. You can filter posts/pages by selecting a template from the dropdown. Also, you can filter and see pages that are using missing templates. There is a new column <code>Template</code> in the page list table. This <code>Template</code> column shows the name of the <code>page template</code> that is being used for a particular page. If a template file is not exist then that will be shown in red color. On the <code>Template</code> column you will see the template’s display name. To see the php file name mouse over on the template name.
Using this plugin you can do:
<ul>
<li>Filter page list according to page template.</li>
<li>See which page is using which template.</li>
<li>See which page template is being used by which pages.</li>
<li>See which pages are using missing templates.</li>
<li>Know the PHP file name of templates.</li>
<li>You can do the same things above for posts and any custom post-type posts.</li>
</ul>

Filter Page by Template


Works well for me with over 500 pages using multiple templates. I'm running WordPress 6.1.1 so it would be nice if it was tested by the author up to that level.



Thanks for providing the plugin.






Useful plugin

Filter the list of pages, posts and custom post-type based on the used page template. A dropdown and a column to show page template names.

Cat + Tag Filter vs Filter Page by Template