You can use get_current_screen() to check on which page you are then make a redirect to specific admin page. get_current_screen() return the screen object like WP_Screen Object ( [action] => [base] => dashboard [columns:WP_Screen:private] => 0 [id] => dashboard [in_admin:protected] => site [is_network] => [is_user] => [parent_base] => [parent_file] => [post_type] => [taxonomy] => [_help_tabs:WP_Screen:private] … Read more
This is a wordpress core feature on most (all?) list type admin screen, you just go to the “screen options” (right below the admin bar) and change the “number of items per page” setting. This setting is stored per user per screen therefor each user can customize it to whatever works best for him. IMO … Read more
You could try following: $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); if( user_can( $current_user, ‘main-admin’ ) ) { // Do your stuff } For more info please read in the Codex about: user_can , wp_get_current_user Edit: my mistake, was reading wrong, I thought you meant a custom role main-admin. Not to make my mistake suddenly as correct, but maybe … Read more
For your particular situation, where you need to have a menu registered, but not shown unless you click on it from a link on another page you can add a conditional check to see if you’re on the editing page. If so, then change replace null with book per the add_submenu_page() parameters. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘add_the_menus’ … Read more
What RST said. “SuperAdmins” are for network (multi-site) only. That user has ability to be the admin of all sub-sites. “Admin” is the highest level for non-multi-site (non-network) sites. (added as an answer to show that this question is answered by a comment to the question).
We can use the register_post_type_args filter to adjust how the post post type is displayed in the backend with e.g.: add_filter( ‘register_post_type_args’, function( $args, $name ) { if( ‘post’ === $name ) { // $args[‘show_ui’] = false; // Display the user-interface $args[‘show_in_nav_menus’] = false; // Display for selection in navigation menus $args[‘show_in_menu’] = false; // … Read more
Try this. Even if you want to change “View Site” link then remove “site-name” and add “view-site” in get_node. Thanks. add_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘customize_my_wp_admin_bar’, 80 ); function customize_my_wp_admin_bar( $wp_admin_bar ) { $site_node = $wp_admin_bar->get_node(‘site-name’); //Change link $site_node->href = home_url().’/velkommen’; //Update Node. $wp_admin_bar->add_node($site_node); }
I first thought that pre_user_query would be that hook for the job. But I think using the equivalent of pre_get_posts, which is pre_get_users, would be suitable here. You also said you wanted to run this in admin. So we will check that before running this. function my_custom_order_users_by_id( $query ) { //Check that we are in … Read more
For the record since I ended up here when experiencing the same issue on my localhost: In php.ini, Uncomment the line with: extension=php_gd2.dll Restart apache / all services This sorted it out for me (I may have switched a few other services on while I was there, but I believe this is what fixed it!)
You’re not supposed to modify the Dashboard. It’s recommended to create custom post types for content organisation and a top-level feature plugin for more complex options and settings. You can also use the Customizer to allow theme changes. A theme might already have these settings, so you could add some meta boxes with general help … Read more