Dutch van Andel

This simple plugin is a must-have for anyone that works with custom taxonomies or post types – and is an especially good compliment 
to Brad Williams’ indispensable <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/" title="Custom Post Type UI" rel="ugc">Custom Post Type UI</a> plugin.
By default, WordPress only shows built-in taxonomies in your administrative list tables (e.g. Categories & Tags). But 
if you rely on custom taxonomies for organization (particularly when working with custom post types) then you are 
typically out of luck.
This plugin fixes that – ensuring that custom taxonomies are added as columns to all necessary list tables automatically.
This is an initial release and includes no bells or whistles – but if you need this functionality, you’re likely a developer 
just looking for a good head start, anyway. If you have any improvements, additions, or suggestions, please leave a post in the 
WordPress.org forums with the correct <code>custom-taxonomy-columns</code> tag.

Custom Taxonomy Columns

Automatically adds custom taxonomy columns to admin list tables.

dreihochzwo

With the ACF Columns plugin it is possible to arrange ACF fields in column groups in the post editor.
Conditional Logic can now be used over different columns with the new ACF 5.7
For each column add a Column Field to your field group and define the width for this column. You can select between 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, etc. columns. To close a row you have to add a Column Field with the value ‘Reset’.
This plugin works only with the <a href="https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">ACF PRO</a> (version 5.4.0 or higher).
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ACF Columns

Nice work there man, thanks a lot for such a useful plugin!

Works great, people are just dumb

With the ACF Columns plugin it is possible to arrange ACF fields in column groups in the post editor.

Custom Taxonomy Columns vs ACF Columns