Roles and capabilities are used to control access and normally you should use them. For example, capabilities edit_other_posts and edit_published_posts are needed to edit other user’s posts. It’s the same with othe types (pages -> edit_other_pages, edit_published_pages). Since, besides limiting the right to change other user’s posts, you also want them to be invisible, you … Read more
Based on class-wc-admin-list-table-orders.php (order column on line 173) there doesn’t seem to be a filter to change the markup. To circumvent this, perhaps you could add a js/jQuery script, to admin_footer or with admin_enqueue_scripts, which either adds the necessary class(es), removes href or changes it to #, or with some event delegation wizardry have your … Read more
How would I setup a custom rewrite rule to redirect /wp-admin/(page-slug).php to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=(page-slug) You can’t, WP Admin doesn’t make use of the rewrite rules system like the frontend, so rewrite rules have no effect on WP Admin pages. You can only use WP rewrite rules to map pretty URLs on to versions that take the … Read more
All users with author and contributor roles – actualy any in-built role above subscriber – should be available from the author dropdown. However, if you want organization_administrator users to be available also, you will need to assign those users a contibrutor or author role as well (anything more than subscriber.) This seems to be due … Read more
First couple of handy helper functions, function my_custom_post_type() { return ‘post’; // edit this } function custom_field_status_metakey() { return ‘status’; } function custom_field_status_options() { return array( ” => __( ‘All statuses’, ‘textdomain’ ), // edit text domains ‘open’ => __( ‘Open’, ‘textdomain’ ), ‘closed’ => __( ‘Closed’, ‘textdomain’ ), ); } Add your custom column … Read more
You don’t need a global $post object, WP gives the column callback the post ID, which is all that is needed. Looking at this question/answer, we see this code: add_filter( ‘manage_book_posts_columns’, ‘set_custom_edit_book_columns’ ); function set_custom_edit_book_columns($columns) { …. $columns[‘publisher’] = __( ‘Publisher’, ‘your_text_domain’ ); return $columns; } add_action( ‘manage_book_posts_custom_column’ , ‘custom_book_column’, 10, 2 ); function custom_book_column( … Read more
Okay so thanks to the suggestion from Rup I got this to work and apply to all my sites locally (will double check this before using on live!) $blogs = get_sites([‘public’ => 1, ‘orderby’ => ‘registered’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘number’ => 1000]); foreach($blogs as $blog) { $bid = $blog->blog_id; switch_to_blog($bid); update_option( ‘admin_email’, ‘[email protected]’ ); update_option( … Read more
I believe the official stance is to not use WP_Query in the admin panel. There’a a trac ticket #18408 on this exact same issue. Here’s what Boone says: The root issue is that wp_reset_postdata() is designed to reset globals to match the main query. But in the case of post.php, there is no main query … Read more
Yes, you can disable login by email by removing the specific authenticate filter: remove_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘wp_authenticate_email_password’, 20 ); from a plugin or your theme’s functions.php. This won’t update the UI though, which will still say ‘Username or Email Address’.
While your SQL query will probably do the trick, you don’t need to interface directly with the database to accomplish this. The preferred methods would by using WordPress’ update_option() function or by running the WP-CLI command:wp option update. Via update_option() To override the admin email change confirmation process, add the following to your functions.php file … Read more