How to use Hide on Screen

You can hide items from the list table that you do not want your users to see.

The result is you have a list table that is better suited for its task. If you do not need search, inline edit, bulk edit, or certain filters, you can now simply hide it from your users. Create a better user experience when visiting the list table by  hiding the functionality you do not need.

In this example we have hidden every element. The result is a very minimalistic list table. Ofcourse, you can pick and choose to hide your own elements.

Hide inline edit

The option hide Inline edit will remove this functionality from the list table.

Hide bulk edit

The option hide bulk edit will remove this functionality from the list table.

Hide filters

The option hide filters will remove all filter functionality from the list table.

Hide individual filters

You can hide individual filters that come natively with WordPress, such as Category and Date. The filters that can be hidden will be specific to each (custom) post type.

Hide smart filters

The hide smart filters option will remove all the custom smart filters from the list table.

Hide saved filters

The option hide saved filters will remove its functionality and the dropdown menu from the Add filter button.

Hide export

The option hide export will remove and disable this functionality from the list table.

Hide quick add

The option hide quick add will remove this functionality from the list table.

Hide status (quick links)

The option hide Status (Quick Links) will remove this menu from the list table.

Hide search

The option hide search will remove the search field (top right corner) from the list table.

Hide bulk actions

The option hide bulk actions will remove the top and bottom  Bulk actions menu's from the list table.