Cannot find or edit main homepage for site?
Cannot find or edit main homepage for site?
Cannot find or edit main homepage for site?
Yes, WordPress does have plugins that allow you to create a custom admin page or dashboard with limited access — so that users (like other admins or staff) can access only selected features, not the full admin panel. Recommended Plugins for Custom Admin Pages / Access Control Adminimize (Free) User Role Editor (Free + Pro) … Read more
That can be done, yes. It is a fairly common use of WordPress. I’ve seen many plugins that help you do just that. As plugin recommendations are off-topic, I’ll leave choosing to you. What I will do is outline a good approach to working on such a project. Step one – know exactly what you … Read more
Yes, after changing site URL, you will not be able to access the Dashboard until after propagation. You can set the WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL constants to an accessible URL (source). You can also adjust your machine’s hosts file to point the domain set in settings to the server. This will work only for your machine, … Read more
Using the dashboard_recent_posts_query_args filter, you can add your custom post types to the query args, and they’ll be included (untested): add_filter( ‘dashboard_recent_posts_query_args’, static function ( $args ) { if ( ! is_array( $args[‘post_type’] ) ) { $args[‘post_type’] = array( $args[‘post_type’] ); } $args[‘post_type’][] = ‘cpt’; return $args; } );
This turns out to be Gridpane, as suggested by @birgire, using an option called “Block wp-version”.
Rename the “plugins” folder in “wp-content” and create a new empty “plugins” folder. Test if the error persists. Temporarily revert any custom code or modifications in your theme. Add a higher memory limit to “wp-config.php.” Use the “WP-Optimize” plugin to optimize and repair the database. Check for error messages by enabling WordPress debugging in “wp-config.php.” … Read more
change Dashboard default page on login
I suspect that if you enable the Network tab in your browser Diagnostics screen (usually F9, but right-click and select ‘inspect’). you will see that a CSS file is not getting loaded for some reason. This is probably a theme issue of not properly loading the CSS. Could also be a caching issue; perhaps the … Read more
ACF true/false field in a custom dashboard widget?