Display admin sidebar into custom post pages if logged
Display admin sidebar into custom post pages if logged
Display admin sidebar into custom post pages if logged
500 error for regular users, not for admin
CSS Styles specific to Admin Sidebar not loading
I followed the steps to update the auto increment of the posts table in the link below. The admin of the site is now working. I am able to update the posts https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62974292/getting-wordpress-error-changeset-post-save-failure-on-customizer
You can use wp_get_current_user() function to retrieve user login data. Also use get_edit_profile_url() to get profile page link. Note: You can use wp_logout_url() function for logout url. Try following code: add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘wpdd_admin_bar_edit’ ); function wpdd_admin_bar_edit() { global $wp_admin_bar; // Show username with profile link $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $username = $current_user->user_login; $profile_link = get_edit_profile_url(); $wp_admin_bar->add_menu( … Read more
We may need a little more information on the version of WordPress you are running, or at least the interface you are seeing that the new admin is not seeing. Typically, when I troubleshoot WordPress installations and I have to add an administrator, I have full access just like an admin. So, it shouldn’t be … Read more
$args[‘before_widget’] and $args[‘afters_widget’] (or after_widget) are things you’d add to a front-end sidebar widget. They have no relevance to dashboard widgets. The call to $args[‘before_widget’] is likely throwing an error because it’s not set. Also, your wp_dashboard_setup hook callback is an anonymous function. This won’t work on PHP < 5.3. So double check your PHP … Read more
2FA for admin login only, is it doable?
Possibly a simpler way to handle this problem is just use the new wp_editor function (introduced in 3.3). The main drawback is described in the function description: … you cannot put it in meta-boxes that can be dragged and placed elsewhere on the page. Technically, you can, it’s just not going to play nice if … Read more
“Developer” implies that he will have access to the code – in which case he has carte blanche to do whatever he likes. If you actually mean he just has access to the site admin – and I assume this is multisite as you mentioned being a Super Admin – then a site Admin cannot … Read more