Here’s how I do it for my plugin/options page (which is inside a class, thus the $this-> construct): /* enqueue our css */ public function enqueue_options_style( $hook ) { if( $hook == $this->admin_page ) wp_enqueue_style( ‘my-options’, ‘/some-directory/my-options.css’, false, $this->version ); // only present for our plugin’s settings page } $this->admin_page is the slug returned from … Read more
You can expand the WordPress customize area without plugins by applying a simple line of CSS. .wp-full-overlay-sidebar { width: 30% !important; /* The width of the customize area */ } .wp-full-overlay.expanded { margin-left: 30%; /* Here would be the width as same as the customize window width you set */ } Hook the CSS to … Read more
You should be able to remove these by hooking into the mce_css filter in your functions.php file: add_filter(“mce_css”, “my_remove_mce_css”); function my_remove_mce_css($stylesheets){ return “”; } I haven’t tested this but it should work. You might want to echo out the value of $stylesheets before you return nothing just to see what else is coming through – … Read more
I found a way to get it done but I am not very happy with this procedure. Please add your answer if you find better way. Mean while, this might be of help. add_action(‘admin_head-edit.php’,’addCustomImportButton’)); I only need this on edit page, so I am using admin_head-edit.php action, but you can use admin_head or some other … Read more
This bugs me too. It is very confusing, so I thought I’d look into it. That meta box is created in “wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php” on line ~399. It uses wp_terms_checklist. The problem codes seems to be this (it is one in source): <?php wp_terms_checklist( $post->ID, array( ‘taxonomy’ => $taxonomy, ‘popular_cats’ => $popular_ids ) ) ?> That leaves … Read more
WordPress Tabs are non-standard, static html markup. You can only add the markup within your functions.php theme file or inside your plugin. <h2 class=”nav-tab-wrapper”> <a href=”#” class=”nav-tab”>Tab #1</a> <a href=”#” class=”nav-tab nav-tab-active”>Tab #2</a> <a href=”#” class=”nav-tab”>Tab #2</a> </h2> In this helper plugin (WordPress Admin Style) you’ll find the class references for the default markup of … Read more
There’s no need for a library, it’s fairly straightforward to accomplish. If you are coding your own plugin (which it appears you are), then you can do this in a fairly lightweight way: A slightly modified version of the notice, which checks if it’s been dismissed before displaying, and stores the “type” of notice in … Read more
Unfortunately, there is no standardized best practice instituted by WordPress for hooking into Backbone templates. There have been plans suggested to bring the familiar filters and actions API to Javascript in WordPress, but there is a lack of traction in this movement. Carl Danley created a library which does just that, which is helpful if … Read more