The way you describe it, it sounds as if WordPress was installed to your root directory. That however doesn’t explain why http://localhost:8888/wp-admin/ doesn’t work, unless you renamed the directory..? Try accessing http://localhost:8888/wp-login.php
You can try the following: /** * Post Update Locker For Authors * If an administrator has updated the post, then lock it for author updates. * @see http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/168578/26350 */ add_action( ‘pre_post_update’, function( $post_ID, $data ) { // Target only authors: if( ! current_user_can( ‘edit_post’ ) || current_user_can( ‘edit_others_posts’ ) ) return; // Target only … Read more
Super admins do have access to all sites, but they don’t show up in “My Sites” by default, which I imagine is where you’re looking. They’ll want to go to the network admin (/wp-admin/network/, then go to all sites from there, then find the site they want to edit and click “Dashboard” (which appears on … Read more
I ran into this issue with Typekit, here’s my solution: http://www.tomjn.com/150/typekit-wp-editor-styles/ add_filter(“mce_external_plugins”, “tomjn_mce_external_plugins”); function tomjn_mce_external_plugins($plugin_array){ $plugin_array[‘typekit’] = get_template_directory_uri().’/typekit.tinymce.js’; return $plugin_array; } and this js: (function() { tinymce.create(‘tinymce.plugins.typekit’, { init: function(ed, url) { ed.onPreInit.add(function(ed) { // Get the DOM document object for the IFRAME var doc = ed.getDoc(); // Create the script we will add to … Read more
This is what I do to rename menu items: in the action hook admin_menu, use a recursive array search to pinpoint the key position of the desired menu and then modify the global $menu array. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘rename_woocoomerce_wpse_100758’, 999 ); function rename_woocoomerce_wpse_100758() { global $menu; // Pinpoint menu item $woo = recursive_array_search_php_91365( ‘WooCommerce’, $menu ); … Read more
If you want the meta box to appear below the content area, use the context parameter ‘normal’. See Function Reference/add meta box – Parameters. Initially, your meta box should only go to the side bar if the context parameter is set to ‘side’. As far as making it impossible for the user to drag it … Read more
Assuming you’re running WP 3.8, you can choose from a collection of icons (listed here). In your case, replace your icon URL with dashicons-admin-page, like so: add_menu_page( ‘Info’, ‘Info’, ‘manage_options’, ‘LINK’, ”, ‘dashicons-admin-page’, 10 ); You can use these icons in various places around WP. There are various articles on this like this one.
If you dont want ‘TopLevel’ menu to represent a custom page you can use: add_menu_page( ‘TopLevel’, ‘TopLevel’, ‘MENU_CAP_LVL’, ‘MENU_SLUG’, ‘MENU_CB’ ); add_submenu_page( ‘MENU_SLUG’, ‘SubMenu’, ‘SubMenu’, ‘MENU_CAP_LVL’, ‘SUB_MENU_SLUG’, ‘SUB_MENU_CB’ ); add_submenu_page( ‘MENU_SLUG’, ‘SubMenu-A’, ‘SubMenu-A’, ‘MENU_CAP_LVL’, ‘SUB_MENU_A_SLUG’, ‘SUB_MENU_A_CB’ ); remove_submenu_page(‘MENU_SLUG’,’MENU_SLUG’); In this way click on “TopMenu” will forward to the 1st “SubMenu” and prevent “TopLevel” from being … Read more
The problem is that ‘post_parent’ is not a public query var, i.e. you can use it only from code. To be able to use it from the URL, you just need to add these lines of code: function make_post_parent_public_qv() { if ( is_admin() ) $GLOBALS[‘wp’]->add_query_var( ‘post_parent’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘make_post_parent_public_qv’ );
The first thing admin-ajax.php does is define DOING_AJAX. Then, it loads wp-load.php. It does some other stuff, and the first thing it comes across that you have control over is wp-config.php. So if you want to stop all ajax, you can add to following to your wp-config.php file. if( defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) && DOING_AJAX ) … Read more