Paul

Johnny

Finally a simple plugin that adds the “Featured Image” column in admin posts and pages list. It lets the wordpress site owners see which posts or pages have a featured image set.
Choose between three thumbnail sizes. 
Sort the Post List by Featured Image 
Filter the Post List by Has/Does Not Have Featured Image
Of course, this is mainly intended for use on the Post List page, since most themes require a featured image be set for the excerpt thumbnail image. It doesn’t seem like much, and the plugin is truly non-invasive to the rest for the WP install. But the value that this simple tool can have on the overall organization for Admins and Developers of WordPress websites is priceless.
By enhancing the plugin with the Pro Addon, you can easily change, add, or remove images with the Quick Edit feature, directly from your Posts List Page, which now includes standard Post Editor Media Library selection. Pro also now supports Custom Post Type lists.
<h3>Instructions and Usage</h3>
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<li>Thumbnail Size</li>
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Choose between 50px, 100px and 150px
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<li>Sorting by Featured Image</li>
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On the Post/Page list pages of the Admin area, click on the Featured Image column heading to sort by Featured Image ID.
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<li>Filtering by Featured Image</li>
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On the Post/Page list pages of the Admin area, Choose to Filter the posts by “Show All Posts with Featured Image” or “Show All Posts without Featured Image”
This is especially helpful for assigning new featured image to posts that do not have them. Or this helps with large sites, with many posts, and editing the post featured images for those posts using the “Quick Edit” feature, available with the Pro Addon
Please remember, if you do not see the Featured Image column in your Post/Page Lists to click on “Screen Options” in the upper right corner, and tick the box for Featured Image.
<h3>Pro Features</h3>
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<li>Set featured images in QUICK EDIT mode</li>
<li>Custom post type support</li>
<li>NEW Auto set the first image of a post as featured image in QUICK EDIT mode</li>
<li>NEW Auto set the first image of a post as featured image by post type</li>
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Post List Featured Image

I've been using Keyring to auto-import Instagram pictures. Recently keyring started setting featured images on the new Instagram imports, but all of the old ones didn't have featured items :/
With this plugin, I was able to quickly set all featured images within a minute or two including install time. :hug:



Worked wonders!

A plugin that adds the "Featured Image" column in admin posts and pages list.

Lukman Nakib

A comprehensive debugging toolkit for WordPress developers and site administrators. This plugin gives you complete control over WordPress debugging without editing wp-config.php files or using FTP.
<h4>Quick Demo</h4>
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<h4>Key Features</h4>
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<li>WP-CLI Style Terminal: Execute WordPress commands directly from your browser with syntax highlighting and auto-completion</li>
<li>Database Tools: Run SQL queries, view table structures, and optimize your database (super admin only)</li>
<li>Debug Constants Manager: Toggle all WordPress debug constants with a single click</li>
<li>Log Viewer: View, filter, and analyze debug logs with syntax highlighting and error categorization</li>
<li>Query Inspector: Examine database queries with SAVEQUERIES support</li>
<li>Email Notifications: Get alerts when new errors appear in your logs</li>
<li>Safe Mode: Quickly disable all plugins except selected ones for troubleshooting</li>
<li>Custom Log Paths: Set custom log file locations with filter support</li>
</ul>
<h4>Debug Constants Available</h4>
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<li>WP_DEBUG – Default Value: true – Enables WordPress debug mode</li>
<li>WP_DEBUG_LOG – Default Value: true – Saves all errors to a debug.log file</li>
<li>SCRIPT_DEBUG – Default Value: false – Uses development versions of core JS and CSS files</li>
<li>WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY – Default Value: false – Controls whether debug messages display on screen</li>
<li>SAVEQUERIES – Default Value: false – Saves database queries for analysis</li>
</ul>
<h4>Developer Tools</h4>
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<li>Terminal Commands: Use WP-CLI style commands like <code>wp core version</code> or <code>wp plugin list</code></li>
<li>Database Explorer: Run SELECT queries and view results in a formatted table</li>
<li>Stack Trace Analysis: Visualize error stack traces for easier debugging</li>
<li>Hook Inspector: View all registered hooks and their callbacks</li>
<li>Environment Detection: Development features are automatically hidden in production</li>
</ul>
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Developer API: Apply custom filters like <code>apply_filters('wp_debuglog_log_file_path', $file);</code> to extend functionality
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Please note: Constant values will be restored on plugin deactivation as it was before activating the plugin.

Debug Log – Manager Tool

Awesome!

Helps us a lot with development :)


My go-to debugging plugin for 500 internal server errors and anything that's trickier to track. Good job.


Super useful


The plugin used to work very well, but with the latest update the debug log cannot be cleaned. This has been reported as a bug 2 months ago with no response and no other update. This is why I'm giving the plugin 2 stars. There are other plugins that work better.


Works but has bugs and bad support


Fantastic plugin with an easy interface for browsing. Thank you so much for making it available for free!


Fantastic & easy to use.

The "Debug Log Config Tool" simplifies debugging. Toggle logging,queries , view levels, clear logs from dashboard.

Post List Featured Image vs Debug Log – Manager Tool