Try maybe WPFront User Role Editor plugin, it is free but also has premium features. Hope this helps if not very sorry, i m not into codes much only as hobby.
So i decided that for me, i can settle for changing an input field on the top.parent for it to be used with the native options. i used this for the function of the iframe tab: function media_upload_choosebackground_form() { media_upload_header(); ?> <h3 class=”media-title”>HTML Form</h3> <img src=”http://www.mimi.me/wp-content/themes/mimi.me_regular_sites/images/background-Green-stripes-thumb.jpg” style=”cursor:pointer; float:left; margin:10px 0 0 10px” id=”greenstripes” title=”Green Stripes” … Read more
You ca use the conditional tag is_admin() to check if you are on the front-end or back-end like this: function bp_adminbar_currentsite_menu() { global $bp; if (!is_admin()){ ?> <li> <!– Insert your link url or relative url, and your link text below –> <a href=”http://EXAMPLE.COM”>EXAMPLE LINK TEXT</a> </li> <?php } } // Call The Function Above … Read more
Try selecting login body class instead of adding background to html tag. body.login { background:#E2DEAF url(…/images/login_logo.jpg); } You could also play with .page (pages only), .logged-in (logged users) and so forth 🙂 Hope it helps.
Just go to your Network Admin dashboard, click on Network Settings under the Settings tab, and mark the check box: Registration notification – Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account. Now whenever a new user registers, you will receive an email.
Update: I fixed the issue myself. The problem was resulting from where I had removed jQuery output from the front end of my site (using my own version) improperly. It was not an issue with WordPress itself. The function I was using to unset it removed it from the admin as well. I hadn’t realized … Read more
Well.. that had me stumped for a while! I had replaced WP’s jquery v1.6.1 with a Google-CDN jquery v1.4.2 in my functions.php. wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’, (“http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.1/jquery.min.js”), false, ”); Learnt a few things along the way.. thanks, Tim
I found the issue. The problem was that there were two plugins I was using (A facebook likebox and a twitter plugin) and apparently these plugins are pretty well known to break other plugins on the site if they are installed. I removed those to plugins and then the rest of my plugins all started … Read more
I wound up doing a repair database via phpMyAdmin and that solved the trouble.
Assuming the comment_author is a User ID, try: if(user_can($result->comment_author,’manage_options’)){ $output .= “<li>”.(($result->comment_author_url) ? “<a href=””.$result->comment_author_url.””>” : “”).$result->comment_author.(($result->comment_author_url) ? “</a>” : “”).” (“.$result->comments_count.”)</li>”; } If not, one can use get_comment, and select the comment_ID in the SQL statement. You can then use the object returned to grab the user ID of the comments author, and do … Read more