Yes there is!! If you hover over a page and click “Quick Edit” you will see a box that says “Order”, set this to 0, then on the page you want to display next set it to 1. Then on the page you want to display third set it to 2…..etc
Go to your domain and type /wp-admin and log on with your username and password. http//www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin Then go to appearance, themes and then activate your theme. If it’s not already installed you can either drag your theme to the wp-content/themes folder or install it from within the themes area.
I tried following code and its working. You need to place this in your theme’s funtions.php file. Let me know how it goes 🙂 add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘admin_only_post_title’); function admin_only_post_title() { if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’)) remove_post_type_support(‘post’, ‘title’); }
I have had similar issues with this in the past, WordPress really does need a is_user_admin() function. In the meantime I think the best way to do this is to test if the user has certain capabilities. function is_user_admin(){ if(!is_super_admin() && current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’){ // User is an admin } } Reference: Administrator roles current_user_can()
I have the feeling that either those files don’t exist or the location of the file has changed. Go into /plugins/wp-greet-box/js/ and see if you can locate the functions.js and the jquery.js. If the files are not there then they must have been deleted and that is why it’s throwing the 404 (Not found). EDIT: … Read more
I’ve just finished a plugin that (amongst other things) allows the reordering of the admin menu. The way the admin menu is constructed is not the easiest thing to work with at all. That being said have a look at the admin_menu hook. You can access the global $menu array at that point – which … Read more
My choice would be to use WP_List_Table. If you continue reading the Codex it makes it clear that it is commonly used by third party code. “Someday” it might go away, but I doubt it will happen abruptly (if at all). If it does change, there will probably be a newer solution to replace it. … Read more
Yes, this is really very basic. If you are the admin, you can create new users and asign them a role. You could make your friend ‘author’, which would allow him to write and edit his own posts only, or make him an ‘editor’ if you also want him to edit other people’s post.
You’re using $post->ID which is undefined. Try $_GET[‘post’] instead: // Get Categories if ( is_admin() && isset($_GET[‘post’]) ) { $cats = wp_get_post_categories( (int)$_GET[‘post’], array( ‘fields’ => ‘all’ ) ); $cats = wp_list_pluck( $cats, ‘slug’ ); foreach ( $cats as $cat ) { $classes .= ‘ category-‘ . $cat; } }
This was caused by the JointsWP theme. In the functions.php file on line #37 there is a commented line that I uncommented. It enables a post types ui kind of view. This was not a plugin nor a wordpress built-in feature. It is in fact a feature of JointsWP