The solution at that page is fine. The reason it’s generating unexpected output is because you might have accidentally grabbed trailing whitespace when pasting it. If you use this instead: <?php /* Plugin Name: TurnOffSmartQuotes Plugin URI: Description: Stops WordPress from converting your quote symbols into smartquotes. The three lines below stop the smartquote conversion … Read more
Your options are to hide the right now widget or to change the theme name in style.css To remove the right now widget that shows the theme name. To change the theme name open style.css and change the theme name in the header. If your using the WordPress file editor activate another theme before you … Read more
Under “Screen Options”, you can change the number of columns. Does that fix your problem?
Yes it’s quite possible, there’s a filter hook in place so we can add our own links in, adjust the following code as necessary.. add_filter( ‘admin_user_info_links’, ‘custom_admin_user_info_links’ ); function custom_admin_user_info_links( $links ) { $links[] = ‘<a href=”http://www.google.com”>Example link</a>’; //$links[] = ‘<a href=”http://wordpress.stackexchange.com”>Another example</a>’; return $links; } Hope that helps.
First of all, “link description” is defined in the database structure as VARCHAR(255), and I don’t think there’s anything in core limiting the size of the field farther. Are you sure that you can’t fit more than 30 characters in your bookmark descriptions? That said, 255 characters can still be small if you are trying … Read more
I second what @Viruthagiri said. You can also use the plugin Theme My Login if you want to hide the real WordPress control panel from your users and only show them their own profile/edit profile page, themed just like your site. Best of luck!
// PHP 5.3 syntax – anonymous functions (Closures) add_action(‘wp_dashboard_setup’, function(){ if(current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’)){ // Administrator wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘dbwidget-Administrator’, ‘#Administrator’, function(){ // Print widget here }); }elseif(current_user_can(‘delete_others_posts’)){ // Editor wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘dbwidget-Editor’, ‘#Editor’, function(){ // Print widget here }); }elseif(current_user_can(‘delete_published_posts’)){ // Author wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘dbwidget-Author’, ‘#Author’, function(){ // Print widget here }); }elseif(current_user_can(‘edit_posts’)){ // Contributor wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘dbwidget-Contributor’, ‘#Contributor’, function(){ // Print widget here }); }elseif(current_user_can(‘read’)){ … Read more
show_user_profile is the wrong hook to use. You should redirect before anything gets sent to the browser (eg. before headers are sent). Fortunately there are actions that happen much earlier: load-{$pagename} is the one you want. So you can hook into load-index.php and load-profile.php to throw people back to the front end. <?php add_action( ‘load-profile.php’, … Read more
I edited default-widgets.php – function wp_widget_rss_output () but it’s still not showing any changes. There is NO NEED TO MODIFY CORE FILES!!!! Especially with dashboard widgets where a very extensible API as been provided by WordPress. PS: I’m using WPMUDEV Dashboard Feeds plugin. This plugin changes the widget_options so that I can show my own … Read more
You can get a little more fancy, but this should get you started. add_action( ‘right_now_content_table_end’, ‘wpse_3809’); function wpse_3809() { $types = get_post_types( array( ‘_builtin’ => false ) ); foreach( $types as $type ) : $num_posts = wp_count_posts( $type ); $num = number_format_i18n( $num_posts->publish ); ?> <tr> <td class=”first b b_<?php echo $type; ?>”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/38098/edit.php?post_type=<?php … Read more