The best way to do this would be to add a Meta Box to the Add / Edit Page dashboard. Then, when enqueueing scripts, you can check the metadata for that post, and if it’s set, enqueue the script. NOTE: there’s a lot of moving pieces here. I’ll try to break it down into digestable … Read more
Effectively you can do this by adding a sublevel item with the same menu slug as the top level, while changing the submenu item title. This avoids the look of duplicate menu items, even though the destination of the top level, and the first sub menu item are the same. You have to have at … Read more
I would suggest creating a Theme Options page for this purpose. https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/theme-options add_options_page() in Codex. Or is there anything special in the post edit screen that you want to use that would be hard to get into the Theme Options page?
You can change ‘post’ to which ever post type you want to apply the default content to. add_filter( ‘default_content’, ‘wpse57907_default_content’, 10, 2 ); function wpse57907_default_content( $content, $post ) { if ( ‘post’ == $post->post_type ) $content=”Use this area to write an introduction to the course…”; return $content; } Edit I’m not sure you can add … Read more
Add a javascript to all admin pages: add_action( ‘admin_print_scripts’, ‘auto_collapse_menu’ ); function auto_collapse_menu(){ wp_enqueue_script( ‘autocollapsemenu’, plugins_url( ‘autocollapsemenu.js’, __FILE__ ), array( ‘jquery’ ), false, true ); } The javascript: jQuery(document).ready( function($){ // catch every click inside element with ID ‘adminmenu’ $( ‘#adminmenu’ ).click( function(e){ // true if the menu is folded, false if not var bodyFolded … Read more
SOLVED. You have to load the load_theme_textdomain not by action but directly written as first line on the file functions.php Now my custom post type labels are finally translated 🙂
I believe you’re looking for the network_admin_menu hook. Here’s how you’d use it: add_action(‘network_admin_menu’, ‘function_name’); function function_name() { add_menu_page( “page_title”, “menu_title”, ‘capability’, ‘menu_slug’, ‘function_callback’ ); }
Just like with Font Awesome 4, you can enqueue styles in your theme to take effect on the admin pages. This allows you get styles needed for Font Awesome icons to be used. Just update your functions as needed for version 5. Here is an example of how to enqueue Font Awesome styles: function fontawesome_dashboard() … Read more
Typically most themes will include an edit link on the post/page itself that takes you directly to the backend to edit the post. If not, you can always add it yourself with code similar to the following in single.php, page.php, etc.: <?php edit_post_link(‘(Edit this post)’, ‘<p>’, ‘</p>’); ?> (See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/edit_post_link for more details.) Also, check … Read more
add_action must be inside the plugin class and should look like add_action( ‘admin_menu’, array( $this, ‘add_menu_items’ ) ); Usually this line presents in the __construct() method.