This will add a new column to the Users admin and show their last login. <?php /* Plugin Name: (#158276) WPSE | Last user login */ // Add user meta `last_login` that saves the UNIX time stamp // to identify the exact time when a user logged in add_action( ‘wp_login’, ‘add_login_time’ ); function add_login_time( $user_login … Read more
The ‘title’ and ‘date’ columns are WordPress default tables (even for CPTs) so they should be automatically sortable, unless those columns have been replaced. For custom columns there is a hook for registering a column as ‘sortable’: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/manage_this-screen-id_sortable_columns/ //Filter is ‘manage_edit-{custom post type}_sortable_columns //or more generally ‘manage_{screen id}_sortable_columns add_filter( ‘manage_edit-cpt_sortable_columns’, ‘wpse221267_cpt_sortable_columns’ ); function wpse221267_cpt_sortable_columns( $columns … Read more
Here’s some code that will set the focus to the search field when clicking on the Add Media button or when opening the media modal when setting a featured image. Add this code to your theme’s functions.php or to a plugin to use it. Note: This is an updated version of my original solution. I … Read more
add_filter(‘woocommerce_admin_reports’,’custom_tab’); function custom_tab($reports) { $reports[‘custom_tab’]= array( ‘title’=>__(‘Custom Reports’,’woocommerce’), ‘description’=> ‘WooCommerce Orders Listing Here…’, ‘hide_title’=> true, ‘callback’=>array(‘wc_admin_orders_customers’, ‘display_orders_list_cusotomers’) ); return $reports; }
This isn’t an admin account, this looks like a basic subscriber or customer account. They are probably hesitant to give you full admin access because you could potentially break things. I run into this all the time with our marketing department. But if this is your website and you want full access they should be … Read more
The Search Everything plugin works pretty well for me on the front end. I’ve never tried it, but you should be able to fork it and add is_admin() conditionals to all of the functions it uses. Or better yet, just allow the frond-end to be search-able too. A visitor who can find what they are … Read more
Also an tutorial with an solution for page and post to add thumbnail in a column: http://wpengineer.com/1960/display-post-thumbnail-post-page-overview/ Change the content from thumbnail to your content and remove the hooks for post: // for posts // add_filter( ‘manage_posts_columns’, ‘fb_AddThumbColumn’ ); // add_action( ‘manage_posts_custom_column’, ‘fb_AddThumbValue’, 10, 2 ); // for pages add_filter( ‘manage_pages_columns’, ‘fb_AddThumbColumn’ ); add_action( ‘manage_pages_custom_column’, … Read more
Yes, you can safely ignore it, especially if your site has no “admin” user. The brute-force attack will never accomplish anything. I also use Limit Login Attempts – mainly for this very purpose. It lets me know when manual brute-force attempts are being made on my back-end login. (Last time I bothered to WHOIS the … Read more
Both, quick edit and the regular post edit screen, offer an author field. Just take care to set the correct author when you edit something. To see this field you have to enable it in the screen option in the upper right corner:
I don’t see any way of hooking into this. Following the lead of wp_get_attachment_image takes nowhere… // wp-admin/includes/class-wp-media-list-table.php // line 200 case ‘icon’: $attributes=”class=”column-icon media-icon”” . $style; ?> <td <?php echo $attributes ?>><?php if ( $thumb = wp_get_attachment_image( $post->ID, array( 80, 60 ), true ) ) { if ( $this->is_trash || ! $user_can_edit ) { … Read more