Tobias Schutter

Good suggestion! We have added the Child pages column.

Cheers, Tobias

No need to wait for it to be build, we have already done it 🙂 Admin Columns Pro let’s you create editable ACF columns, even on taxonomy pages.

Here is a small function I came up with to give all files in the “/plugin/languages/” folder presendence over their original translations. You could use this for other projects aswell.

function cpac_load_custom_plugin_translations_first( $mofile ) {
	$moplugin = WP_LANG_DIR . '/plugins/' . basename( $mofile );
	if ( false !== strpos( $mofile, '/wp-content/plugins/' ) && file_exists( $moplugin ) ) {
		$mofile = $moplugin;
	}
	return $mofile;
}
add_filter( 'load_textdomain_mofile', 'cpac_load_custom_plugin_translations_first' );

Without the .mo files none of the translation will work. They are the binary ones getting loaded by WordPress.

The .po files only contains the raw translation strings, which are only used by translators. If you’d like to use these, they are either available on Transifex or in the plugin languages folder.

Overwriting any plugin language is easy. Just place your own .mo file in this folder: /wp-content/languages/plugins/cpac-da_DK.mo’. That’s it! Works for all plugins.

If you rather have your admin columns language file in a theme. Place your .mo file inside the “/languages” folder in your theme and place this code in the functions.php:

function cpac_load_cpac_translation_from_theme( $mofile, $domain ) {
    if ( 'cpac' === $domain ) {
    	$mofile = get_template_directory() . '/languages/' . $domain . '-' . get_locale() . '.mo';
    }
    return $mofile;
}
add_filter('load_textdomain_mofile', 'cpac_load_cpac_translation_from_theme', 10, 2 );

The mo files contain all translations, we have to ship them with the plugin.

If you have any improvements for the translation you can help us by translating them at Transifex. We update all our translations from there for each release. You can contribute here.

Cheers, Tobias

Hi Manollo, here is a quick solution to put in your theme’s functions.php.

function my_wider_table() { ?>
	<style type="text/css">
	#posts-filter table.fixed { table-layout: auto; }
	#posts-filter table.wp-list-table {
		min-width: 3000px;
		overflow-x: scroll;
	}
	</style>
	<?php
}
add_action( 'admin_head', 'my_wider_table' );

You can change the min-width to whatever value you like.

We did not add a column which displays child pages from a particular “depth”. I will add it to the roadmap for perhaps a future release.

Thank you for the suggestion! Tobias