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When using The Events Calendar, and registering WordPress' Category Taxonomy for use on TEC programmatically, WP_List_Table's layout should not break, and the Title column shouldn't have a really narrow width.
What happened instead?
When using The Events Calendar, and registering WordPress' Category Taxonomy for use on TEC programmatically, a conflict with Yoast SEO results in the WP_List_Table layout breaking, and the Title column has a really narrow width.
Thanks for reporting this issue. I am able to reproduce this, but have concluded this bug isn’t caused by our plugin. The tables in WordPress try to fit in the screen width.
If the screen is adjusted to a smaller size, the title will be shown in a narrow width.
When I disable the columns our plugin is adding, I am able to get the title in the narrow width by resizing my browser window.
We don’t have any influence on how the table will be rendered.
What did you expect to happen?
When using The Events Calendar, and registering WordPress' Category Taxonomy for use on TEC programmatically, WP_List_Table's layout should not break, and the Title column shouldn't have a really narrow width.
What happened instead?
When using The Events Calendar, and registering WordPress' Category Taxonomy for use on TEC programmatically, a conflict with Yoast SEO results in the WP_List_Table layout breaking, and the Title column has a really narrow width.
How can we reproduce this behavior?
WordPress 4.7.5
The Events Calendar 4.5.2.1
Yoast SEO 4.8
Custom Plugin Code enabling the category taxonomy on The Event Calendar's register_post_type() call: https://gist.github.com/n7studios/09c8b338eef7d5d5dc1e535794710b65
Can you provide a link to a page which shows this issue?
Technical info
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