Safirul Alredha

If you use <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Gallery_Shortcode" rel="nofollow ugc"><code>[gallery]</code></a> shortcode without setting the columns value, the default is set to 3. Some WordPress theme can either fit 3 or more column per row or less.
Imagine if you use <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode with default options regularly within your posts, you switch to a new theme and the theme could only fit gallery with 2 columns per row.
To overcome this issue, the plugin will force and overwrite the current number of gallery columns within any post that uses <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode with a new number of columns of your choice without altering or tampering its original options. It also includes feature to exclude post from being overwritten by this plugin and removing the default inline styles printed when the <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode is used.
For more information, check out <a href="http://zeo.my" rel="nofollow ugc">zeo.my</a>.

Gallery Columns

Force and overwrite the current number of [gallery] columns without altering or tampering its original options.

Surender Singh Khokhar

Deepak Khokhar

“Manage User Columns” is a small plugin that allows you to manage the user fields displayed on the users list page in the WordPress dashboard area. 
The new fields will be added as columns with other user information. All new columns will be sortable.
You can add default user fields like registration-date, custom fields added by other plugins or custom code, and remove any default or custom field from the Users list table. 
Removing columns will not delete any user data. So, you are safe to toggle between these columns.
This plugin adds a new column “Registration Date” as a default column which you can enable/disable easily.
Want to filter the users too? Check this <a href="https://www.mediajedi.com/product/manage-user-columns-pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">addon</a>
<h3>Features</h3>
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Add new columns to the Users list page in WordPress admin area.
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Shows the user registration date with a sortable column.
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Remove any default or newly added columns from the users page easily.
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Add custom columns based on the user meta information stored in database added by custom code or 3rd party plugin.
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All new columns will be sortable.
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Unlimited custom columns – You can add as many custom user columns as you want. There is no restrictions.
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All plugin configuration is on the users page itself with easy interface.
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Searchable text box when adding a new column so you can select the correct value.
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Array values will be displayed as simple text separated by a comma.
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For advanced developers – Filter for modifying the column value. Use add_filter( ‘muc_filter_custom_col_val’, ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_CALLBACK_FUNCTION’, 10, 3 ); (NEW)
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<a href="https://www.mediajedi.com/product/manage-user-columns-pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">PRO version Features</a>
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Add Filters on the users page itself.
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Add Custom filters as you want.
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Works with the free manage user columns plugin.
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Different Filter types – Textbox, dropdown, and exist/blank.
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Default filters – username, email, Registration Date, Role.
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Example – Filter your users based on Roles and registered between a range of dates.
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Supports Meta keys to create custom filter.
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Manage User Columns


Sweet little thing - but does not allow to suppress these columns: Comments, Last login, Failed login attempts, Registered



So I had to install the much larger plugin (grr) "Admin Columns". Which also allows you to set the width of the columns.


Not bad, but...

This plugin allows you to manage columns under the users page in the WordPress admin area.

Gallery Columns vs Manage User Columns