I think what you need is the set of filters and actions to add custom columns to post edit screens: manage_edit-post_type_columns: used to add columns manage_posts_custom_column: used to print the content of each row of the column manage_edit-post_type_sortable_columns: used to register sortable columns. Undocumented. request: you may need to use this filter in combination with … Read more
Those links are hard-coded to display in the “title” column as part of class-wp-posts-list-table.php. Look at the single_row() method in that file, specifically the case ‘title’ to see how those links are constructed. You can probably re-use the same code in your plugin or theme as long as you comply with the GPL license WordPress … Read more
if you’re processing data submitted from a custom form, then I’d say the init hook is the best hook to use. See example 1.
That area of all admin screens is where admin notices are displayed, so you could generate an admin notice. Here’s a suitable function and hook: function wpse_233031_admin_notice() { ?> <div class=”notice notice-info”> <p>Your message here!</p> </div> <?php } function wpse_233031_hook_admin_notice() { add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘wpse_233031_admin_notice’ ); } add_action( ‘load-upload.php’, ‘wpse_233031_hook_admin_notice’ ); /* Edited out anonymous function … Read more
One way you can handle this would be to do the wp_sprintf when assigning the value of the $message variable and then use wp_kses when you want to output. You could also output the div and paragraph tags before and after the message, which would eliminate the need for wp_sprintf in this instance. add_action( ‘admin_notices’, … Read more
You can use the pre_get_posts hook – the following code assumes your input name is event_date, and the values are in the format YYYY-MM. It runs a few checks (is the input non-empty, are we in the admin, is this the main query, and is this for events?) before generating a meta query, which is … Read more
When you take a look at wp-admin/edit.php, you’ll see that this string is printed with this line: echo esc_html( $post_type_object->labels->name ); So there is no filter to modify it in edit.php. There are no filters in get_post_type_object also, so we can’t change it in there too, but… The object for given post type is stored … Read more
This is because you’re only a member of 3 sites. As a super admin you have the ability to view the full site list via the network admin, but that doesn’t mean you’re a part of every site. The admin bar menu only lists the sites you’re a member of, not the full list, that’s … Read more
Add the following code to your user stylesheet: #wpcombar { height: 2px !important; overflow: hidden !important; } #wpcombar:hover, #wpcombar:focus { height: 28px !important; } This will shrink down the toolbar to a 2px line. You may use display:none to remove it completely, but then it will not be accessible when you need it.
you mean something like this? then here you go: add_action(‘admin_footer’,’style_posts_list’); function style_posts_list(){ ?> <style> .status-draft{background-color: #008866 !important;} .status-pending{background-color: #F53162 !important;} .status-publish{background-color: #FFF700 !important;} <?php }