change Dashboard default page on login
change Dashboard default page on login
change Dashboard default page on login
Does the ‘bad’ site public-facing page display? If not, then you have database issues (doesn’t exist, permissions, user account, etc). Check the wp-config.php file to make sure that the database name/user/password is correct. If the public-facing page displays, then use phpMyAdmin (or similar) tool to look at the wp-users table in the database specified by … Read more
To get the editor content as a string in the classic editor use this: content = tinymce.activeEditor.getContent(); Taken from https://stackoverflow.com/a/5843951/57482 Note that you should use the APIs provided rather than directly modifying the DOM if you want to modify the content. If you don’t, you won’t update plugins local states in javascript causing problems. Modifying … Read more
You can do this through the WordPress APIs without writing any MySQL. Use custom post types for your different content types and WordPress already handles subscriber registration, plugins like BuddyPress extend that. If you want more specific help please include some code.
Semantic versioning is better for WordPress. I used 4 digits in one of my plugin versions once and it didn’t play nice. Here’s a page from Make WordPress Core
WordPress IS a CMS. It hasn’t been just a blogging platform for a long time. And no, it’s not slow if you don’t make it slow. WP out of the box is really fast, but people slow it down with poorly-written plugins and themes. You can do whatever you want with WordPress, as it has … Read more
This is typically called edit in place. Try the Front End Editor plugin.
Check out Bill Erickson’s Twentyten CRM Theme. It’s a great theme for using WordPress as a CRM.
Have a look at WPML (WordPress Multilingual Plugin) and qTranslate individually to see if either of them can suit your needs. Here’s also a review comparing the two: Best WordPress Multilanguage Plugins
WordPress isn’t built with your idea in mind. That being said, add_menu_page on the WordPress Codex shows how to create an admin top-level menu page, i.e., a menu item within the left column of the admin section. add_submenu_page shows how to create submenus of top-level menu items. You could create a plugin, and add menu/submenu … Read more