There are a couple of options. One is to wrap the enqueue in a check to see if it is the admin. if(!is_admin()) wp_enqueue_style(….); The other is wait to enqueue the style until template_redirect. function my_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style(….); } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘my_enqueue_styles’ );
The first menu item typically is the parent item and shares the name with that item, you can however manually update the entry directly in the $submenu variable, like so.. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘jp_create_admin_pages’ ); function jp_create_admin_pages() { global $submenu; add_menu_page(‘Members’,’Members’,’manage_options’,’members’,’jp_handle_admin_members’); add_submenu_page(‘members’,’Membership Types’,’Membership Types’,’manage_options’,’membership_types’,’jp_handle_admin_membership_types’); $submenu[‘members’][0][0] = ‘All Members’; } That way your parent keeps the original … Read more
Normally everything is contained in $labels[‘menu_name’] argument on cpt registration is printed in the menu, so the right place where put the count span is there, but there are 2 problems: You have to dinamically count posts, so you can’t just write there the html Even if you insert the html in the $labels[‘menu_name’] option … Read more
Quick guess would be: add_filter(‘content_save_pre’, ‘trim’); Add to functions.php of theme or wherever is appropriate in your site.
Onextrapixel’s blog post How To Design And Style Your WordPress Plugin Admin Panel isn’t an official reference, but it is a nicely detailed one.
<?php if (!function_exists(‘debug_admin_menus’)): function debug_admin_menus() { global $submenu, $menu, $pagenow; if ( current_user_can(‘manage_options’) ) { // ONLY DO THIS FOR ADMIN if( $pagenow == ‘index.php’ ) { // PRINTS ON DASHBOARD echo ‘<pre>’; print_r( $menu ); echo ‘</pre>’; // TOP LEVEL MENUS echo ‘<pre>’; print_r( $submenu ); echo ‘</pre>’; // SUBMENUS } } } add_action( … Read more
Unless I misunderstand the question, this should do the trick: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘add_menu_pages’); function add_menu_pages() { add_menu_page(‘Menu Title’, ‘Menu Title’, 10, ‘main_menu’, ‘submenu_1_callback’); add_submenu_page(‘main_menu’, ‘Sub Menu Title 1’, ‘Sub Menu Title 1’, 10, ‘main_menu’ , ‘submenu_1_callback’); add_submenu_page(‘main_menu’, ‘Sub Menu Title 2’, ‘Sub Menu Title 2’, 10, ‘sub_menu’ , ‘submenu_2_callback’); } function submenu_1_callback() { echo “<h2>” . … Read more
This code will add the sortable user registration date column and it will handle default sorting of the user table by registration date. The majority of this code was taken from Mika Epstein’s Recently Registered plugin. I added the bit to handle the default sort order which is a tweaked snippet of code from this … Read more
Starting with version 3.6 WordPress actively discourages from deregistering “critical” scripts in admin at all. For posed scope (loading newer jQuery in specific part of admin) it would make more sense to load custom copy of jQuery normally and use noConflict() on it right away to isolate it in own variable to be used in … Read more
Script concatenation in admin area is normal behavior, but I am not sure that trying to load that many scripts is. You can disable concatenation by defining CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS constant to false. In wp-config.php would be fitting: define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false); See Disable_Javascript_Concatenation in Codex. W3TC shouldn’t affect anything on admin side.