I have found Role Scopper to be a powerful role management tool. It’s a PAIN to figure out, but once it clicks, it’s genius. There’s a new, paid version (not terribly expensive), but I have not tried it, and can’t speak to it’s usefulness. @brasofilo, thanks for the good information. I will incorporate some of … Read more
add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes_page’, ‘wpse_57924_remove_editor’ ); function wpse_57924_remove_editor( $post ) { if ( $post->ID == get_option( ‘page_on_front’ ) /* or hardcode ID if not front page */ ) remove_post_type_support( ‘page’, ‘editor’ ); }
You need the information about the current post type in your callback function that renders the submenu page output. And at this point there is a lot of information ready: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘wpse_60730_demo_submenu’ ); /** * Register sub menu pages. * * Note that get_current_screen() is still NULL now. * * @wp-hook admin_menu * @return … Read more
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When you load a php file directly via an ajax request (UncheckPackageThemeHelper.php) it’s loaded outside the context of WordPress, so no WordPress core functions are available. All WordPress ajax requests should be routed through admin-ajax.php. You can print the URL with the function admin_url: admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) When admin-ajax.php is loaded, WordPress is bootstrapped, so … Read more
You could do this by adding a notice, they appear in that spot. Something like this would add a notice just for pages. You would obviously need to adjust the if statement for your CPT and to show on what pages you want. function my_admin_notice() { global $pagenow; if (( $pagenow == ‘edit.php’ ) && … Read more
Yes, the count for pages in various statuses that you see above the list table is obtained running wp_count_posts but the pages in the table are obtained running a WP_Query and the 2 things are completely unrelated. If you want to also modify the count, you have to filter also the output of wp_count_posts using … Read more
Per comments, an alternative is to use the built-in Firefox debugger instead (Inspect Element (Q)) – it’s very good (now) and is (almost completely) unaffected by the WP heartbeat.
You can use the wordpress function user_can that accepts as arguments the id of the user and a string representing a capability or a role name (‘administrator’ in your case ) and returns a boolean value. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/user_can Referred to your code you can try this <?php if( !user_can( get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ ), ‘administrator’ ) ): ?> … Read more
If someone has managed to access the admin area by making it look like they are someone else, isn’t it all over anyway? This to me is more part of your exclusions as this is the main way anyone gains access through WordPress… So not really, if you have a backup, just drop the Database, … Read more