wp_options table.
Content Tools was added in v2.3.0.
Bulk post editor
Edit post status, author, or categories across multiple posts at once.
Post duplicator
Clone any post or page as a draft with one click.
Scheduled post manager
View all posts with a
scheduled status and their publish dates in one list.Options table editor
Browse, search, and edit individual rows in
wp_options.Bulk post editor
The Bulk Post Editor tab lets you browse posts across all public post types and apply changes to multiple items at once.Browsing posts
- Filter by post type using the dropdown (all public post types are available).
- Filter by status: any, publish, draft, pending, private.
- Search posts by title using the search field.
- Results are paginated (20 per page by default, up to 100).
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Post title with a link to the WordPress edit screen |
| Type | Post type slug |
| Status | Current post status badge |
| Author | Display name of the post author |
| Date | Publication or creation date |
Bulk editing
Select posts
Tick the checkboxes on the rows you want to edit. Use the header checkbox to select all posts on the current page.
Choose an action
Use the Bulk Actions toolbar that appears when posts are selected. Available actions:
- Change status — set all selected posts to
publish,draft,pending, orprivate. - Change author — reassign all selected posts to a different author (picks from users with
edit_postscapability).
Duplicating a single post
Click the Duplicate icon (copy icon) on any post row. The post is cloned as adraft with the title prefixed Copy of —. The duplicate appears immediately at the top of the list.
Post duplicator
The Post Duplicator tab provides the same duplication workflow but with a dedicated interface for searching and selecting a single post to clone. Useful when you need to find a specific post by title before duplicating.- Search by title across all public post types.
- Click Duplicate on the desired result row.
- The cloned draft is created and a link to its edit screen is shown in a toast notification.
Scheduled post manager
The Scheduled Post Manager tab lists every post with afuture (scheduled) status across all post types, sorted by scheduled publish date.
Each row shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Post title with edit and preview links |
| Type | Post type |
| Scheduled | Formatted scheduled publish date and time |
| Author | Post author display name |
Options table editor
The Options Table Editor tab provides a paginated, searchable view of thewp_options table — WordPress’s key-value store for plugin and theme settings.
Browsing options
- Search by
option_nameusing the search field. - Results are paginated at 50 rows per page.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Option name | The option_name key |
| Type | Value type: string, array, object, bool, int, or serialized |
| Autoload | Whether the option is autoloaded on every page request (yes / no) |
| Value | Truncated preview of the option_value |
Editing an option
Click the edit icon
Click the pencil icon on the row for the option you want to edit. A dialog opens showing the full current value in a text area.
Edit the value
Modify the value in the text area. For serialized values (arrays/objects), the text area shows the raw PHP serialized string — edit with caution.
Deleting an option
Click the trash icon on any row to delete the option. A confirmation dialog is shown before deletion.Core WordPress options (such as
siteurl, blogname, admin_email) cannot be deleted via this interface — only custom plugin and theme options.