This is not your code I suspect, as there are really many errors in your code. I’m going to list them Firstly, you are registering your custom post type inside a function that you hook to init, which is fine. Then you register your taxonomies outside that function. What the reason bhin that is, I … Read more
Well… WordPress uses the wpeditimage tinymce plugin to perform the tasks for the “Add Media” editor button. When you click the pencil icon to edit the image… the wpeditimage plugin will read the image code, and determine if there is a value of _blank for the target attribute. If the value is _blank; the plugin … Read more
I am not sure I completely follow your second example. You can use get_edit_post_link() template tag, which will output the link to admin side for the current post (only for users who can edit the post). If you just want pretty link for that there is no native way, but it looks similar to what … Read more
Following plugin can help you better and quick : https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/
That’s why the last line of the get_admin_url contains the line: return apply_filters( ‘admin_url’, $url, $path, $blog_id ); Any valid modification of the admin URL will be via that filter, so get_admin_url is the correct function to use in all cases.
For showing limited content , wordpress provides functionality of excerpt. By default excerpt will take upto 50 characters but you can change using wordpress hook. Gor better understanding you can refer http://codex.wordpress.org/Excerpt.
you can use load-{page-hook}. It is called prior to the admin screen loading. add_action( ‘load-post-new.php’, ‘post_listing_page’ ); function post_listing_page() { // ‘add new’ page, you may have to check post type.. } {page-hook} on the ‘add new’ page of any post type, it is post-new.php {page-hook} on the edit page of any post type, it … Read more
The styles for the admin bar are generally printed in the head of the site, so perhaps your CSS code is being undone as the printed styles for the admin bar appear after your included style sheet. Maybe by using the wp_head action you can stop this, placing something like this in your functions file … Read more
Unfortunately WordPress does not support third-level admin menu, so there’s no easy way to achieve the result you want. You can only remove these 4 submenu items, add a submenu item instead which will be a link to a custom admin page and display these 4 links within that page (content). Read about following hooks: … Read more
register_post_type is recommended to be used in init action hook. So, get_post_types should be used in an action after init. Hooking in init with a very high priority, 999 or greater, should also work in almost every situation but it is safer to use a later action hook. Example: add_action(‘wp_loaded’, function(){ $post_types = get_post_types( array( … Read more