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    I have created a custom post type by the name of Teams. Listing page looks like this

    How can I change this highlighted title label?

    Is there any hook for this that you know of?

    I have created a custom post type by the name of Teams. Listing page looks like this

    How can I change this highlighted title label?

    Is there any hook for this that you know of?

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    The list_table_primary_column hook might be the one to go with, i.e:

    add_filter('list_table_primary_column', 'teams_table_primary_column', 10, 2);

function teams_table_primary_column($colname, $screen_id) {
    if($screen_id == 'teams' && $colname == 'Title') {
        return "New column name";
    }
}

    Note: this is completely untested, let me know how it goes!

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