This plugin definitely fills a niche that I am not aware any other plugin does and I appreciate the quick responses to my queries so far.
Cheers,
Peter
By email, from Peter
Just saw a new plugin pop up on the dashboard that “removes the author column” in the edit post window for single author blogs. (?!!)
One of the motivations touted was that it “releases” screen real estate so you can add in other columns with other plugins. Well yes, but that’s what the screen options are for.
Each additional column’s value is called in a function. If that field is not to be displayed, then the function will not be called. This is the beauty of using the wordpress screen options – one can have more columns than look nice on the screen as a default and then tailor it with the screen options, choosing the fields that make sense for you.
If you need to do this for all your users, then consider the amr-user-templates plugin rather – it works “with” wordpress rather than against it.
This plugin gives the web adminstrator some control over the dashboard look, layout and screen options for users by role.
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