Bishoy.A

Do you find the WordPress admin list tables cluttered with too many columns that you rarely use? Hide Admin Columns is here to rescue you from the chaos! This powerful plugin gives administrators the ability to hide specific columns in the admin list tables for custom post types, resulting in a cleaner, more focused view.
Why would you need to hide columns added by other plugins?
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<li>Enhanced Focus: By hiding unnecessary columns, you can focus on the essential data that matters most to your workflow.</li>
<li>Improved Performance: Reducing the number of columns can speed up the loading time of your admin list tables.</li>
<li>Clarity and Usability: A streamlined list table improves readability and makes it easier to manage your content.</li>
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With Hide Admin Columns, you can keep the valuable functionality of various plugins while hiding their extra columns that clutter your view. This ensures you maintain a clean and efficient workspace without compromising on the features provided by your plugins.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. See the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">License URI</a> for more information.

Hide Admin Columns

Hide columns in the WordPress admin list tables for custom post types.

Paul Menard

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The Pages-Children plugin now works with any post or taxonomy type which is setup as hierarchical.
Personally I find the WordPress Pages management somewhat lacking. When dealing with a simple list of About Us, Contact Us, etc. pages the interface works fairly well. But when you have a client who has 15+ levels of sub-pages and each level contains some 50+ pages the interface quickly breaks down in it’s usefulness.
So I put together a plugin to help manage this a little better. The new plugin, pages-children, helps to filter the post type or taxonomy list showing only a single level of at a time. That is it really. There is no admin interface or settings. Just through the power of the WordPress actions and filter the page content can be altered. Powerful stuff.
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Pages Children

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Hide Admin Columns vs Pages Children