Corinthian lets you decide what the admin list screens in WordPress show. Pick the columns for posts, pages, media, users, comments and taxonomies, put them in the order you work in, and sort by any of them.
The Free Plugin
Each list screen gets column sets. Build one for editing and another for a client, and switch between them from the list itself. A set can be shown to everyone or limited to certain roles or people.
Columns cover the post fields, dates, authors, taxonomies, featured images, word count and reading time, any custom field, and user, media, comment and term details. Sorting runs in the database, so a list of a hundred thousand posts sorts in well under a second.
Drag a column edge to resize it. Your widths are saved for you alone, so everyone on the team can arrange the table their own way. Wide tables scroll sideways, so every column keeps its width.
Moving from Admin Columns takes one command: wp corinthian import-admin-columns brings your saved views across, custom fields and date formats included.
Corinthian Pro
Smart filters narrow any list by any column, with rules joined by “all” or “any”, and a filter you use often can be saved as a segment for yourself or the whole team.
Edit a value in place, or across every row a filter matches, and Corinthian checks each change against the user’s permissions.
Export the list to CSV exactly as you filtered and sorted it, or add a draft from the list without leaving it. Formatting rules color rows or cells, so overdue drafts and thin posts stand out.
Integrations add columns for WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields, Meta Box, Pods, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress, The Events Calendar, BuddyPress and WP RSS Aggregator, and follow each plugin’s own permission rules.
On WordPress 7.0 with an AI provider connected, you can type “drafts with no featured image from last month” and get that filter, or have it suggest values that you review before anything is saved. Sets, filters and bulk edits are also open to AI agents through the WordPress Abilities API, and the agents act with the logged-in user’s permissions.
Pro is free while it’s in early access, and it updates itself from GitHub releases.
Requirements
WordPress 6.9 or later and PHP 8.1 or later. Pro needs the free plugin installed. On multisite, network activate Corinthian to manage the network Users and Sites screens too.
