Thank you @mmm that helps! Setting the priority to 9992 allows this function to work in WP V6.6 /** ============================================================= * replace WordPress Howdy in Admin Bar with Hi in WordPress 6.6+ * or remove howdy (replace with nothing) */ function replace_howdy( $wp_admin_bar ) { $my_account = $wp_admin_bar->get_node(‘my-account’); if ( isset( $my_account->title ) ) { … Read more
User can see and enter the WordPress Admin without login
Function _admin_bar_bump_cb is deprecated since version 6.4.0
So what you need to do is repeat what you’re doing, and we’ll use a foreach loop to achieve it I’ll give you an example of code that basically does what you need, but it creates an array of arrays. You initially created array called $args which represented a single link, but you need to … Read more
As Jacob Peattie mentioned in the comments, the filter should return a value, if the condition is not met, as demonstrated below. Another thing to consider is the question of when are you instantiating the class? I.e. immediately on the main plugin file or on some action hook. Although I doubt that this is the … Read more
You can use wp_get_current_user() function to retrieve user login data. Also use get_edit_profile_url() to get profile page link. Note: You can use wp_logout_url() function for logout url. Try following code: add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘wpdd_admin_bar_edit’ ); function wpdd_admin_bar_edit() { global $wp_admin_bar; // Show username with profile link $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $username = $current_user->user_login; $profile_link = get_edit_profile_url(); $wp_admin_bar->add_menu( … Read more
In admin-bar.min.css at 600px, #wpadminbar is changed from position:fixed to position:absolute. The reason the adminbar scrolls at mobile sizes is because a fixed-height, fixed-position element causes major problems when you tap/pinch-to-zoom in mobile browsers. So, you can fix this by overriding WP’s native css on #wpadminbar, but then the behaviour is deliberate.
This is really just a CSS question. The admin bar does its best to do this for all sites by giving a top margin to the <html> element: margin-top: 28px !important; But if the theme uses certain positioning methods, that rule won’t have the desired effect, which is what is happening in your case. From … Read more
Some themes and plugins change the style of Admin Dashboard. Try changing the theme also once. It is more likely that a theme or plugin caused the issue rather than changes in WordPress back end code.
Is the issue that you have no way to get to your plugins from the wordpress admin/dashboard screen? If this is the case, you may have set your user as something other than an administrator. Although, if your wordpress installation only has one account, then this likely is not the case. In the admin area … Read more