Hook to plugins admin settings
try using current_user_can( $capability , $object_id ); Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/current_user_can#Usage
try using current_user_can( $capability , $object_id ); Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/current_user_can#Usage
responding to code added by OP replace post with the slug of your post type. add_filter(‘views_edit-SLUG_OF_YOUR_POST_TYPE’, function($views) { … So a custom post type of Library Books with a slug of library-books: add_filter(‘views_edit-library-books’, function($views) {… original response Use $wp_roles->remove_cap( $role, $cap ); on all roles except the admin, removing the edit_others_posts cap. See this for … Read more
Yes, the action needs to specify two parameters. add_action(‘new_customer_registered’, ‘new_customer_registered_send_email_admin’, 10, 2); Apart from that I can’t see any other issues…
User roles aren’t stored in the user or user meta table, they have their own table, and they’re on a per site basis so reusing them isn’t so simple for setups like this. In your case it would be significantly easier to use a multisite install using subdirectories rather than subdomains, then all of this … Read more
There are probably several options to achieve your goal, below is one of the options shown by me. (these 2 functions belong to each other) Please make always a copy of functions.php before you start to edit/add a plugin or other code snippet. /** * Remove fields from an user profile page for all except … Read more
The best approach would be to create a custom post type “News” and hide the menu item of “posts” – The code below will create a Custom post type for news /* * Creating a function to create our CPT */ function custom_post_type() { // Set UI labels for Custom Post Type $labels = array( … Read more
See ‘send_password_change_email’ filter hook. It is part of the wp_update_user() function, fired on admin or on frontend… So I think you can check if the update is done via the admin, then if true, deactivate the email this way… if ( is_admin() ) add_filter( ‘send_password_change_email’, ‘__return_false’ );
Traced down this long-standing issue. This plugin seems to fix the problem by removing pagination altogether.
Unfortunately your question is still unclear after all the explanations, but based on your efforts, I guess you need to pass the image’s URL to a meta field or some sort of array. So, turning your current code into this will fix the issue: ‘img1’ => ‘<img src=”‘.get_template_directory_uri().’/inc/admin/images/layout.png” alt=”Image 1″ title=”Image 1″>’
It’s not possible without JavaScript. The HTML for it is output in the WP_Admin_Bar in a private and protected method with no filter. You can remove them after the page has loaded with JS like so: function wpse_287259_remove_skip_link() { echo “<script>jQuery( ‘.screen-reader-shortcut’ ).remove();</script>”; } add_action( ‘wp_after_admin_bar_render’, ‘wpse_287259_remove_skip_link’ ); I hope it goes without saying that … Read more