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v0.1.0 Stable
kw released this
2026-09-21 08:01:13 +00:00 | 0 commits to main since this releasev0.1.0 — the first release
Nolimit Views adds saved, named views to the WooCommerce product list, and
shows catalog visibility as a column and a filter — which the product list
has never had.A shop accumulates products that are not simply "for sale": kept back for
manual orders, meant only for trade customers, kept alive so an old order
still points at something. WooCommerce supports all of it through post
status, catalog visibility and categories, and then shows almost none of it
on the screen you actually work from. Catalog visibility decides whether a
product appears on the shop at all, and it is set behind a small "Edit" link
on the product screen — with no column, no filter and nothing in quick edit
to tell you afterwards.This release adds three things and invents nothing:
- a Visibility column, next to SKU, showing which of WooCommerce's four
states each product is in and whether it is featured; - a visibility and featured filter in the filter row, which combines
correctly with the category and product type filters already there; - saved views: name a combination of filters and it appears in the row of
links above the list, beside All, Published and Trash. Yours by default,
or shared with everybody who can edit products.
There is also a screen under Products → Saved views that counts the
catalogue by status and by visibility, freshly every time it is opened.No new labelling layer: every view is built from fields WordPress and
WooCommerce already fill in. It never writes to a product — it reads status,
visibility, categories and tags — and deleting it takes its saved views and
nothing else.No telemetry. This plugin makes no request to anybody except its own update
feed. No account, no analytics, no upsell.Requires WooCommerce. Without it the plugin registers nothing at all.
https://gitea.nolimit.dk/kw/nolimit-views-dist
Tested up to: 7.1.1
WC tested up to: 11.1.1Downloads
- a Visibility column, next to SKU, showing which of WooCommerce's four