In WordPress, since few version there is a setting in each user profile to select a language which have higher priority than site language. This can be the answer of the back office always in Hungarian. About WooCommerce emails, they are sent in the default website language unless a custom code or a plugin come … Read more
I ended up changing the value when all Locations is selected.Now it’s working perfectly. $options[] = sprintf(‘<option value=””>%1$s</option>’, __(‘All Locations’, ‘textdomain’));“`
Per the comments, it doesn’t seem there is anything built in for this. I included this code in my page to hide the admin menus: <style> #adminmenumain, #wpadminbar { display: none; } </style> You’ll have to muck about with CSS to get your page right. But it seems to work ok.
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Do you have <?php wp_footer(); ?> in your footer.php? It should be right at the bottom before the closing tag http://voodoopress.com/2011/02/wordpress-3-1-admin-bar-upgrade-issues/
And I found the solution via another unrelated admin bar question. If anyone ever comes across this problem with the user_frontend plugin or any other plugin posting data from a custom form – apparently WP unchecks the two admin bar related check boxes if a set of data is sent to update the user profile … Read more
WordPress admin bar is rendered by render() method in WP_Admin_Bar class, also you may need to check wp_admin_bar_render(), it add few hooks before and after rendering and also calls this method
You can add some code into your theme’s functions.php file that checks the post type or whatever condition you want and when the condition is met, add this filter: add_filter( ‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’ ); See this codex page for more information: http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/show_admin_bar
I believe that’s #wp-admin-bar. At least it is on WordPress 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.4
Buddypress requires pretty permalinks to function properly. If you have set them up already try to go to the permalinks admin page and resave them and see if that helps. If your host won’t let wordpress write to an .htaccess file, that page will also show you what should be in it. http://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/navigation-links-return-404-errors/ http://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/