So as the first option was loading wired i have come to a better solution. what we will do in this case is to create a new menu item, put it in first position, give a custom class, needed to add cutom css style for that item. For this we will: create a function to … Read more
Check these links below. This is where the permissions are being set for your pretty link plugin admin menu: pretty-link/prli-main.php -> line 16 – it’s set to administrator you want edit_posts pretty-link/prli-main.php -> line 160 – it’s set to $current_user->user_level >= 8 you want $current_user->user_level >= 7 What are your options? OPTION 1 – Change … Read more
Put this code in your current active theme’s functions.php file function remove_editor_menus() { global $menu; global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); if($current_user->user_level < 10) { $restricted = array(__(‘Pages’), __(‘Media’), __(‘Comments’), __(‘Tools’), ); end ($menu); while (prev($menu)){ $value = explode(‘ ‘,$menu[key($menu)][0]); if(in_array($value[0] != NULL?$value[0]:”” , $restricted)){unset($menu[key($menu)]);} }// end while }// end if } add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘remove_editor_menus’);
The function below should help you. It removes the default menu item from the “Apperance” menu item and a new menu item to the Dashboard. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘fb_customize_admin_menu_hide’, 999 ); function fb_customize_admin_menu_hide(){ global $submenu; // Remove Appearance – Customize Menu unset( $submenu[ ‘themes.php’ ][ 6 ] ); // Create URL. $customize_url = add_query_arg( ‘return’, urlencode( … Read more
You can’t modify WordPress’ admin CSS. Well, technically you could, but it’d just get overridden the next time you update WordPress. The solution to this is to add your own custom CSS file to override the parts you wish to. In your theme’s functions.php, you can add a new CSS file to be loaded only … Read more
I’d assume that $specific_admin_usernames is an array– so there’s no need for this line $specific_admin_usernames_imploded = implode($master_admin_usernames); Also your if statement is a little backwards. PHP’s in_array( $needle, $haystack) doesn’t need the $current_logged_in_user !== part. Try: if ( in_array($current_logged_in_user, $master_admin_usernames) ){ // this runs when the current user is IN the master list }
pre_get_users is the action that is fired before a user query is run. You need to check the context of the action to make sure you’re on the main users screen. You can then alter the query with any parameters accepted by WP_User_Query. A quick example: function wpd_filter_users( $query ) { $screen = get_current_screen(); if( … Read more
I see two options here – override the CSS, or remove the “active” classes with JavaScript (sadly there is no action/filter that we can do this server-side) – I opted for the JS approach, it’s cleaner, leaner and meaner: function wpse_227037_remove_menu_classes() { echo ‘<script>jQuery( “.wp-has-current-submenu.wp-menu-open” ).removeClass( “wp-has-current-submenu wp-menu-open” ).addClass( “wp-not-current-submenu” );</script>’; } add_action( ‘adminmenu’, ‘wpse_227037_remove_menu_classes’ … Read more
I’ve handled this in a couple different ways. 1) You can manage the list of items in a settings page. You could add a simple comma delimited list of Computers, and pull them to the front end with get_options(‘computers’). If you want to build that into a dropdown you could do something like: $list = … Read more
WordPress uses Dashicons. Basically you would replace your code with this: add_menu_page(‘Cool Plugin Page’, ‘Cool Plugin’, ‘manage_options’, ‘my_main_menu’,’my_main_plugin_page’, ‘dashicons-admin-post’, ”);