I’m not able to reproduce the issue. Can you tell me if you have this issue on the new WooCommerce HPOS order table or the old post type table?
The free version of our plugin does not do anything on their new HPOS table, so in that case I suspect the issue coming from another plugin.
By default, WordPress only shows the primary column, so can you check in the dom if there ia primary column defined? And can you check where the CSS (content:none) is coming from?
I’m still using the legacy table still. I’m not sure how to check where the issue is coming from. But apparently this is likely because content: none on a pseudo-element is actually replacing/blocking the cell content. When deactivating the admin-columns extension the problem disappears (as well as a couple of added columns of course.. 🙂
Any idea? I am not using HPOS yet..
Are you using the free or the pro version of Admin Columns?
Can you try to add the default WooCommerce columns to the table and see if that changes anything?
If you’re using the pro version, you could try to change the primary column in the settings below the column settings to choose which column should be visible in mobile mode.
ok, managed to figure out – the problem disappeared after changed to HPOS.
Thanks anyway!
