I was hunting for a way to do this, and no-one seems to mention the wp_editor_settings filter. This worked for me: function my_editor_settings($settings) { $settings[‘quicktags’] = false; return $settings; } add_filter(‘wp_editor_settings’, ‘my_editor_settings’);
When registering your taxonomy you can pass an argument called capabilities. Simply passing capabiities that only admins and editors have. $args = array( ‘capabilities’ => array( ‘manage_options’, ‘edit_posts’ ) ); register_taxonomy( ‘foobar’, ‘post’, $args ); https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Editor
The string below actually represents an array in serialized form. a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;s:1:”1″;} Here: a:1 means an array with a single element s:13 means string and the length of the string followed by Array { “administrator” => “1” } Once that is in the table, you can use the unserialize() function to return it to an array … Read more
How you are applying a filter is wrong. You need to bind a function to the filter, but you are providing a variable. function my_filter( $content ) { return $content . ‘My added code’; } add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘my_filter’ ); You should add the code like this, this should work.
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So, as Bainternet notes, you would need to compare the new field value to what it was right before the edit. In essence, you will need to build in version control for the profile fields. You will need to add a database table to store this info, using the the $wpdb object to write, and … Read more
Super Admins have different privileges than other admins. By default WordPress strips out a lot of html tags from all users by the super admin. (Assuming that the super admin must be trusted, but most users should not be trusted by default to put in iframes, inputs and other such lovely tags.
I installed w3 total cache plugin and cleared my browser cache. Wish I had of done this pre deleting some forms!
I’m familiar with attachment_fields_to_edit and don’t recall ever seeing anything on being able to do modification as granular as you’re suggesting. There’s a WP global $screen (or is it $screens) that perhaps might help but I’m not too sure. Have you considered – as hacky as it might sound – doing these things with CSS … Read more
Editing super admin capabilities is a little different from editing the capabilities of every other role, because there is a slight detour in the way WP checks the current user’s capabilities. This is what you find on capabilities.php on line 864: function has_cap( $cap ) { // (…) // Multisite super admin has all caps … Read more