Enqueue script throws error in console
Enqueue script throws error in console
Enqueue script throws error in console
The key thing I think you’re missing is understanding that WordPress doesn’t use a linear path for saving posts. Because posts are autosaved you’ll want to handle this in a way that defines it according to it’s publish status rather than it’s save state. Basically, instead of trying to truncate or adjust the title, do … Read more
I’ve always just included a redirect in htaccess, but I’m sure there’s a fancier way. redirect 301 /wp-admin /wordpress/wp-admin
Add item to admin bar as late as possible
I have just registered, because I have seen your question. I have not use Hide WP yet, but I know if you are trying to use custom codes to hide your WordPress it won’t work easily, it will probably have flaws and problems (plugina nd theme compatibility problems too). If you have bought Hide WP … Read more
So after a whole bunch of digging I found what I was looking for near the bottom of this page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_menu_page#Examples
The WordPress admin menu scrolls with the page if its height exceeds the height of the window (ie. the menu doesn’t fit on the screen). If you’re adding custom post types then this could well happen, especially on smaller screens. This is expected behaviour. You wouldn’t be able to access the items at the bottom … Read more
Navigation menus are technically terms, but there is pretty rich API around theme to abstract that away. wp_get_nav_menus() should do it. 🙂
Asking this question gave me an idea. make the single-[posttype].php and inside it just put <?php wp_redirect(get_page_uri(get_page_by_path(‘your-page-slug’)); ?> also works with get_page_by_title() This will direct the preview post and view post link on the admin create post page to the page you want.
Post categories are managed by the sub-menu item under “Post” on your site’s admin menu. Once logged in to the WP admin, goto Posts > Categories.