Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
On sites with many snippets, it would be useful to have a configurable default filter for the Snippets list screen (Active / All / Inactive). Currently, the list always loads in the “All” view, which makes it harder to quickly see what code is actively running.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a setting (ideally via WordPress Screen Options or a simple plugin setting) such as:
Default Snippets View:
The selected option would control the initial filter when visiting the Snippets admin page. Manual switching between filters should continue to work as it does now.
Why This Is Useful
- On production sites, administrators usually care most about active snippets
- Reduces cognitive load and risk during maintenance or troubleshooting
- Aligns with standard WordPress UI patterns (Screen Options / per-user preferences)
- Especially helpful for agencies and power users managing large snippet libraries
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
Archived or old snippets often can’t be deleted for reference purposes, making a default “Active” view particularly valuable.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
On sites with many snippets, it would be useful to have a configurable default filter for the Snippets list screen (Active / All / Inactive). Currently, the list always loads in the “All” view, which makes it harder to quickly see what code is actively running.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a setting (ideally via WordPress Screen Options or a simple plugin setting) such as:
Default Snippets View:
The selected option would control the initial filter when visiting the Snippets admin page. Manual switching between filters should continue to work as it does now.
Why This Is Useful
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
Archived or old snippets often can’t be deleted for reference purposes, making a default “Active” view particularly valuable.