Add post views column to admin post table #294
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That looks really good! It also follows out coding styles perfectly. In a local test, it also looks good! |
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Hi there!
This PR introduces a new
Viewscolumn in the post and page tables of the WordPress admin, allowing users to see how many times each post or page has been viewed, based on tracking data.Additionally, I decided to add
statify_counter_post_typesfilter to allow extending the post types that display the views column.How to Test:
PostsorPagessection in the WordPress admin area.Viewsis activated in theScreen Options.Viewscolumn in the post table.Closes #283.