Add content type names in Dashboard: Recent content

Added new column Content Type to the recent_content view in dashboard.

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MR raised and pipeline has passed. Please review

Reviewed MR !449.
The changes look good. It successfully adds content type column in the Recent Content table.

@anjaliprasannan Let's try to hide/remove the label of the "Content type" field in the view, as it seems to be breaking the design of the table.
Moving to NW for now.

Working on it.

Assigned mistakenly. But I want to highlight a point that adding the content type column is causing the table cell for the content upload time to shrink and it is not looking good in appearance. Maybe we can do something to restore the widths of the column.

Removed the content type label and created MR.

@sayan_k_dutta yes we can certainly change the width of content column. but that need to be a separate issue under dashboard. I will create the ticket and update here.

New ticket raised in dashboard : 🐛 Shrink the Active

Thanks everyone for contributing to this already! Just wanted to say I’m not sure that we will want to make this change, I can see the use of it but it’s also nice that the dashboard is uncluttered.

We’re in a freeze for now and will weigh up the open issues when we resume.

+1 to provide more info by adding the conntent type column.

Another thing I missed as a user is the ability to edit a node straight away from this Recent panel.

I agree with @pameeela to be careful not to clutter things up but perhaps we can show info/actions like content type or edit only when hovering over the current table row for that node.

Hello Undersound3 and Everyone
I was checking out for an edit link and that was neither looking good nor handly
That's why I thought it would be better if we use operational links here instead of an edit link

I have modified the MR accordingly
Please review and suggest any other changes required

I have added screenshots for both

@adwivedi008 thanks!

Looks good to me, it is really fighting for space here indeed. Who get's the front row seats :)
I really like the way Sulu cms is handling this where the user can quickly decide which columns to show or not.

https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2025-02-25/Sulu.gif →