You may need to play around with CSS a bit. But for me following CSS does the trick. Basically Increase the height of each row. Shift all cells (td, th) down a bit (using padding-top) Reset the padding-top for Title column and position it absolutely with appropriate left and right values. Hope that helps add_action(‘admin_head’, … Read more
i built an small/simple example and i hope it will help you. Admin dashboard widget with an save button First, we register a function which tells wordpress that we want to create an admin dashboard widget /** * Registration of the Admin dashboard widget */ function ch_add_dashboard_widgets() { wp_add_dashboard_widget( ‘user_email_admin_dashboard_widget’, // Widget slug __(‘Extra profile … Read more
There are two hooks you can use: ‘site_transient_update_plugins’, and ‘site_transient_update_themes’. Plugins To disable update for ‘fpw-category-thumbnails’ plugin, put the following code in functions.php of your theme ( child theme ): function remove_plugin_updates($value) { unset($value->response[‘fpw-category-thumbnails/fpw-category-thumbnails.php’]); return $value; } add_filter(‘site_transient_update_plugins’, ‘remove_plugin_updates’); If you want to disable updates for all plugins, use the following code: function remove_plugin_updates($value) { … Read more
You can log in to your phpMyAdmin and change the values “siteurl” and “home” in the database table wp_options.
WP_List_Table class is used to generate the List Tables that populate WordPress’ various admin screens. It has an advantage over previous implementations in that it can be dynamically altered with AJAX and may be hooked in future WordPress releases. If you want to use this class pay attention to this warning by WordPress. This class’s … Read more
Create a new “Custom Link” menu item where the URL is #latestpost (which will act as a placeholder and target for the code). You can title the item whatever you please. This code will then find that menu item (by looking for the placeholder URL) and then replace it’s URL with that of the latest … Read more
To read a excel file inside wordpress, is there any function available WordPress does not provide functions for reading spreadsheets. PHP provides functions for reading CSV files via fgetcsv etc, but these are for .csv files. If you want to open an xls or xlsx file in code, and read its contents, you will need … Read more
Hmm, a lazy workaround—as long as you’re not running PHP < 5.3.0—might be to use a namespace in your mu-plugins file. Something like this might do the trick: <?php namespace Arglebargle; \add_action( ‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘Arglebarle\remove_x_widget’ ); function remove_x_widget() { // If the meta box has already been removed, it shouldn’t be an // issue to ‘remove’ … Read more
<?php /* Plugin Name: Dashboard Google Page Rank Plugin URI: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dashboard-google-pagerank/ Description: Shows your google pagerank in the wordpress dashboard Author: Weston Deboer Version: 1.1 Author URI: http://westondeboer.com */ function gpr_wp_dashboard_test() { include(‘yourfile.php’); } function gpr_wp_dashboard_setup() { wp_add_dashboard_widget( ‘gpr_wp_dashboard_test’, __( ‘Google Page Rank’ ),’gpr_wp_dashboard_test’); } add_action(‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘gpr_wp_dashboard_setup’); ?> I have made a small modification to … Read more
Your add_action should call the function that registers the dashboard widget, which then in turn calls the function to render the widget. Right now you have the add_action calling the function to render the widget directly. change: add_action( ‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘draw_widget’ ); to: add_action( ‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘example_add_dashboard_widgets’ );