Hook into the Admin Dashboard and redirect users
Hook into the Admin Dashboard and redirect users
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problem connecting to the administrator
problem connecting to the administrator
How To Create WordPress Dashboard Item
What you need to do in your case – is to create a custom post type. Please read about post types in WordPress here https://wordpress.org/support/article/post-types/ You can use a plugin to create Case Studies post type https://uk.wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/
wordpress email checker on domain
wordpress email checker on domain
Admin users not able to see network menus
On a multisite, the ‘super-admin’ is the only one that gets to see the ‘master’ site. Admins can see their individual sub-sites. The super-admin can admin all the sub-sites.
Where is the User’s Admin Bar Preference stored? I want it to default to off for new users
You can update the usermeta upon user registration. Try adding this to functions.php and then adding a new user: add_action(‘user_register’, ‘update_usermeta_bar’, 10, 1); function update_usermeta_bar($user_id) { update_user_meta($user_id, ‘show_admin_bar_front’, “false”); }
WordPress Admin Panel Left Sidebar No showing on Post create page
WordPress Admin Panel Left Sidebar No showing on Post create page
Upload error on localhost (at minimum, not yet tested online)
the issue was connected to a standard too strict php.ini configuration. to solve this, one has to update php.ini file setting to an higher upload_max_file_size = 2M // something more value.
How to exclude some post from admin edit screen
I’m not sure why you’re having trouble with pre_get_posts as that is the correct hook to use. For example, if we wanted to restrict the edit.php screen to only show posts from authors when the current user is an author we could say: /** * Pre Get Posts * Restrictions by Role * * @return … Read more
How can all E-mails be sent with BCC copy to Admin?
Depending on how Mailster handles WP’s email processing (which is actually out-of-scope here), you could probably do it by adding a BCC when phpMailer is initialized. In a pure WP sense, that would add your BCC to any email being handled through wp_mail(). add_action( ‘phpmailer_init’, function( $phpmailer ) { $phpmailer->addBCC( ‘[email protected]’ ); });