You have a couple of options:
1. Use Screen Options at the top of the page to uncheck which columns are displayed in the table (only affects currently logged in user)
2. Use the filter wpseo_use_page_analysis as explained in the API docs like this (should go inside your functions.php file):
add_filter( 'wpseo_use_page_analysis', '__return_false' );
3. Use a plugin like Codepress Admin Columns to show/hide specific columns on a variety of admin screens (love this plugin!)
P.S. This has already been dealt with multiple times in these forums, I know searching the forums isn’t fun– but sometimes it saves you time 😉
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blau
(@blau)
Thank you Hassan for your kind reply:
1. I use wordpress for several sites since WP 1.5 and I was unaware of the screen option: it’s great, and I feel sooo dumb!
2. I will test the functions.php approach.
3. yesterday I tried the CAC plugin, it’s ok in most of my sites and has other interesting features.
PS: for reasons that may only originate from my own, I could not find a prompt reference to this issue.
Thank you again 🙂
You’re welcome.
About the Screen Options menu, believe it or not you’re not the only one. That’s why the core team is considering a fix for this. See the trac ticket.
