Because this menu items are appended with ajax response you need to run this JS functions again for each item that you add to the menu with the document#menu-item-added event. Add something like this in your JS file. $(document).on(‘menu-item-added’, function(event, markup) { // debug that the hook work console.log(markup); $.each(markup, function(index, menuItem) { if(menuItem.id) { … Read more
Turns out was easy; add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘move_smush_menu_page’); function move_smush_menu_page() { add_submenu_page(‘upload.php’, ‘Smush’, ‘Smush’, ‘manage_options’, ‘smush’); remove_menu_page( ‘smush’ ); }`
This would work for editors. You can swap the role in and out depending on which role you are trying to target (e.g., editor, subscriber, etc.). This would go in functions.php of your child theme. function remove_menus(){ // get current login user’s role $roles = wp_get_current_user()->roles; // test role if( !in_array(‘editor’,$roles)){ return; } //remove menu … Read more
That’s going to be a lot of work, because the class that is used to generate these tables contains some private functions for building the html. This means you cannot call them from within the callback function that you specifiy when you add the submenu page for the list of posts in a certain category … Read more
I have read the about this function and I see you need to parameter capability to allows the user can see the menu as an admin or editor. Read more the function to know detail: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_menu_page/ And you can try this the following code. /** * Register menu for settings form page. */ public function … Read more
Instead of jumping through backward hoops and editing the WordPress core (You should never do this!) Just install the Hide My WP plugin.
string(77) “edit-tags.php?taxonomy=acs-field-group-category&post_type=acs-field-group” string(73) “edit-tags.php?taxonomy=acs-field-group-category&post_type=acs-field-group” Same string, different length! No, they’re not the same string — if you had viewed the raw/server-generated HTML source, or used this instead of the var_dump($submenu_file);: echo ‘<pre>’; var_dump($submenu_file, $sub_item[2]); echo ‘</pre>’; Then you would have seen the correct string which uses & instead of just &: string(77) “edit-tags.php?taxonomy=acs-field-group-category&post_type=acs-field-group” So that … Read more
From your question: I’ve tried it both with and without the esc_url wrapper, but either way, it ends up moving the existing page query arg to the end, and prepending it with #038; instead of the ampersand. And from your answer: The root cause was determined to be that menu_page_url runs through esc_url even when … Read more
I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but defining WP_DISABLE_FATAL_ERROR_HANDLER to true will disable the site health check entirely according to a post about site health check features in 5.1.
The order of the menu items can be changed using the filter menu_order add_filter( ‘menu_order’, ‘se354759_menu_order’ ); add_filter( ‘custom_menu_order’, ‘__return_true’ ); function se354759_menu_order ($menu_order) { $cpts = [ ‘edit.php?post_type=” . “custom-post-type’, ‘edit.php?post_type=” . “another-cpt’ ]; // // remove and save first item (“dashboard”) in variable $first_item = array_shift( $menu_order ); foreach( $cpts as $ctp ) … Read more