I’ve fixed it… Posting the solution here if it helps someone… Here is the final code that fixed my problem : /** Remove the Menu registered by Plugin **/ add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘my_remove_tp’, 999 ); function my_remove_tp() { remove_submenu_page( ‘themes.php’, ‘upprev/admin/index.php’ ); } /** Re-Register the menu from here **/ add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘upprev_menu2’); function upprev_menu2(){ add_options_page(‘upPrev Menu’, … Read more
Since I’m getting no answers, here’s the workaround I ended up using in case anyone runs into the same issue. I added a hidden field for each checkbox with the key as the value, then in the sanitisation function I simply check for the hidden field instead of the checkbox so I can tell wether … Read more
Creating an custom admin page for editing widgets
You do not post how you add the top level menu page, however I think when you click on a submenu item you have an url like: http://www.example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=theme_admin_{$pageid} So the id of page is in the $_GET[‘page’] variable with a fixed string prepended to it. So why don’t use something like: function display_page_test() { $id … Read more
You can intercept the global $submenu var and add the desired elements: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘add_custom_submenus’, 999); function add_custom_submenus() { global $submenu; $submenu[‘edit.php’][] = array( __(‘Published’), // menu title ‘edit_posts’, // menu cap ‘edit.php?post_status=publish&post_type=post’ // menu link ); $submenu[‘edit.php’][] = array( __(‘Scheduled’), ‘edit_posts’, ‘edit.php?post_status=future&post_type=post’ ); $submenu[‘upload.php’][] = array( __(‘Unattached’), ‘upload_files’, ‘upload.php?detached=1’ ); }
If you are using firefox, chrome or safari to browse your site, you can inspect each page’s elements. For example in chrome you can right click anywhere on your browser window and select “inspect element”. Now you should be able to see the code for that page and find out the css classes that the … Read more
Show custom taxonomies in admin panel under custom post type
Approach 1: You could assign the role of “editor” to the user, assign the user as author of the three pages and thereafter limit the user to editing only those three pages by following this outlined methodology: http://www.godaisies.com/2010/08/23/how-to-make-editors-only-able-to-edit-their-own-page-in-wordpress/ This however does not fulfill your requirement of a dedicated custom admin page. It simply limits what … Read more
Yes, it’s possible. First of all you need a way to identify the page. there are different way to do it: by page slug, by page template… I suggest you to create a fucntion that retrieve that page. Let’s assume the contact page has a page template called ‘page-contacts.php’. function get_contact_page() { $args = array( … Read more
Are you referring to the meta bar where people can login or register? I’d recommend using jQuery, because if you make the change to the core, it’ll be overwritten once you update it. $(‘a[href*=”register”]’).text(‘join’); This basically states find an anchor tag where the href contains the word register. Once it finds it, it changes the … Read more