Hi @roicecz ,
Thank you for the feedback.
I have noted your request and forwarded it to our development team. We will take it into consideration for a future release.
Best regards,
Antonio
Hi everyone.
Thanks for raising this, and apologies for any frustration the column has caused.
As some of you have already mentioned, you can hide the Complianz Website Scan column natively in WordPress, without any code. Here’s how:
- Open the Posts (or Pages) list in wp-admin.
- Click Screen Options in the top right corner.
- Under Columns, untick Complianz Website Scan.
The column will disappear from the list and the setting is remembered per user.
If instead your issue is with the column stretching or its width on the list table, you can use this small mu-plugin we put together, which resizes it cleanly: https://gist.github.com/tonai126/2215fbcb3067a5ec78aacd9530bf4c3d
Just drop the file into wp-content/mu-plugins/ (create the folder if it doesn’t exist) and it loads automatically.
Last but not least, we have noted your feedback about adding a global option.
Best regards,
Antonio
Thread Starter
Roice
(@roicecz)
Hi Antonio,
Thank you very much for taking the time to look into this.
Your suggestion is perfectly clear, and any experienced WordPress administrator will know how to hide the column using Screen Options.
The problem is that we manage websites with dozens of editors and other users. Asking every single user to customize their admin interface to hide a column that many of them will never use creates unnecessary work for administrators and unnecessary complexity for users.
From my point of view, features like this should either be disabled by default or have a global setting that allows site administrators to enable or disable them for all users. Otherwise, WordPress admin screens gradually become more cluttered as each plugin adds its own columns.
I’m glad to hear you’ve noted the feedback, and I hope you’ll consider adding a global option in a future release.
Thanks again for your response.
