Bulk Actions Select All
Adds an option to the admin posts and terms overview pages to select all items (instead of just the ones on the current page) to apply bulk actions.
The facts
- Rating
- 4.6★ from 30
- Active installs
- 800+
- Price
- Free
- Last updated
- 2 Jun 2017
- Added
- Jun 2014
- Requires WP
- 3.5
- Tested up to
- WP 4.8.30
- Downloads
- 22,895
Our analysis
AI-assistedBulk Actions Select All is a WordPress plugin that enhances the admin interface by allowing you to select all entries in posts and taxonomy terms overviews. Normally, WordPress restricts selection to the current page, but this plugin provides an option to select all entries across all pages.
It is suitable for users who manage a large number of posts, pages, or custom post types, as well as those who work with categories, tags, and custom taxonomies. However, it does not support comments or other object types.
Best for: This plugin is best for users managing extensive content in WordPress, especially those dealing with multiple taxonomies.
What it does well
- ✓Allows selection of all entries in posts and taxonomy terms
- ✓Works with posts, pages, and custom post types
- ✓Supports categories, tags, and custom taxonomies
Where it falls short
- •Does not support comments or other object types
- •Last updated in June 2017, may not be compatible with newer WordPress versions
Verdict
Bulk Actions Select All offers a straightforward solution for selecting multiple entries in the WordPress admin. However, its lack of updates and limited support for certain content types may be a concern for some users.
From the developer
Jesper van Engelen's own description of Bulk Actions Select All, lightly tidied.
Bulk Actions: Select All adds an option to the posts and taxonomy terms overviews in the WordPress Admin to select “All Entries”. By default, WordPress only allows you to select the posts/terms on the current page.
Supported content types
The plugin works for posts, pages and custom post types. Furthermore, it supports categories, tags and custom taxonomies. At this point, it doesn’t support comments and other object types besides post types and taxonomies.