So you’ve duplicated the tables in the DB, with the new set having the dev_ prefix? In that case, the problem is probably that you have not updated the fields within the duplicated tables that inherit that prefix. For instance, dev_usermeta will now have a meta_key called wp_capabilities. This needs to be dev_capabilities. Also, dev_options … Read more
You haven’t set $post_id so there is no reason is should display. If you have debugging enabled as you should when you are working, you would have spotted the error immediately. What you need to do is: add_action( ‘manage_posts_custom_column’, ‘populate_columns’ ); function populate_columns( $column ) { global $post; if ($column == ‘id’){ echo $post->ID; } … Read more
After a lot of badgering about, I discovered this: If you had no links in your WordPress site prior to upgrading to 3.5.1, you actually need to install a separate plugin to manage your links – Links Manager: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/link-manager/ Job done!
Try replacing everything from the comment downwards with this. Basically you seemed to have a function in there that wasn’t getting called, and you need to add the case “incr_number” test to the woo_supportpress_ticket_custom_columns function: /*———————————————————————————–*/ /* Admin columns for post types */ /*———————————————————————————–*/ function woo_supportpress_ticket_columns( $old_columns ){ $columns = array( ‘cb’ => ‘<input type=\”checkbox\” … Read more
The “Contributor” role has very little access to anything on the back end but can created posts. delete_posts edit_posts read http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Contributor For comparison, an ordinary “Subscriber” has the last of the three, so “Contributor” has only two extra capabilities. I am not quite sure what “access to specific plugins” means exactly but I am nearly … Read more
Menu items are added to the left hand dashboard menu with a few different functions, depending on where you want it to display. You will probably want to use add_menu_page. The last parameter of this function will determine how far up/down it displays. These are the defaults that you can position your item around: Positions … Read more
That’s probably because the site is visible for admin but not for public. This might be due to a maintenance plugin or a code in functions.php or in htaccess. This could also be due to a cache issue. In this case try to delete the cache.
Register/enqueue an admin stylesheet function my_admin_theme_style() { wp_enqueue_style(‘my-admin-theme’, get_template_directory_uri().’/admin-style.css’); } add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_admin_theme_style’); Then add rules of the form #widget-list div[id*=”_archives-“], div[id*=”_archives-“] { background:red; } Consider that proof of concept. I will leave it up to you to target the precise elements you want.
You can do this in 2 ways: Remove it from HTML source code (harder, but more correct) Find <footer class=”post-meta”> in your theme files, and remove (or comment) it (with contents). You will see something like this in one of your files: <footer class=”post-meta”> … <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/105324/…</a> … </footer> Just remove this part of code … Read more
You need a set of functions to : process datas sanitize options allow datas to be updated output the form I like to proceed this way. I set also a function to grab datas so I can call them the simpliest way : add_action(‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘wpse_106458_add_widget’); function wpse_106458_add_widget() { $title = my_function_get_options(); $title = $title[‘title’]; wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘widget_id’, … Read more