Too Many Admin Columns?

  • I wonder how people navigate their sites admin areas with all the many admin columns added for each translation? I am investigating Polylang as a solution for a site that will have 8 different languages active. Here is a screenshot with 7 languages to illustrate my point: https://cloudup.com/c6OwWlAxyI9. This is just on a test environment, on production we may have more columns from other plugins like Yoast SEO.

    I have found that I can disable the columns from the WordPress ‘screen options’, however it seems I would have to re-enable the columns in order to request a translation (from lingotek) for specific languages.

    Is there another way to work with Polylang / Lingotek that will let me keep these columns hidden and thereby our admin area clean and readable?

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  • Plugin Author Chouby

    (@chouby)

    Hi!

    Yes. I know that’s a problem especially when combined with plugins like Yoast SEO. You can reduce the width of the columns with a css rule. For example:

    th[class*='column-language_'], td[class*='column-language_'] {
	width: 1em;
}

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