I solved the issue. Here’s a link where I explain how I solved it and how the final code looked like: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/customize-dashboard-widgets-for-individual-users-1?replies=11
You need the attachment ID – which is the same as the “thumbnail ID” – not the post ID. It’s confusing. Maybe by WP 5.0 they’ll update the nomenclature! So, I think this’ll work: function attached_image_content( $column_name, $post_ID ) { if ( $column_name == ‘foobar’ ) { //Change the image size from default ‘thumbnail’ here … Read more
Because wp_dequeue_style should run after wp_enqueue_style ran. So you need to call it with a lower priority so your hook can be applied after it has been enqueued. try this add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_dequeue_scripts’, 99 ); function my_dequeue_scripts(){ wp_dequeue_style( ‘dashboard’ ); }
How do I let logged out users see the dashboard?
In my case the problem was caused by a missing php package. I was able to resolve the issue and get the Dashboard (wp-admin) working by installing the package “php5-curl” and then restarting apache2.
How to update the counter of private pages in the dashboard?
I’ve the same issue in different WordPress installs, I manage more than 40 sites with WordPress, and this issue is very common, I’ve seen it in sites with different plugin combinations, with different themes, I’ve notice that when I reinstall WordPress it shows OK, but before it seems that there is no problem.
Wp-admin is giving me an error “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”. I do have access to the wp-admin besides the dashboard itself
Editable custom field in WP Admin Dashboard
to block the ablility to hide it, you can use that : const WIDGET_TO_SHOW = “example_dashboard_widget”; add_filter(“get_user_option_metaboxhidden_dashboard”, function ($result, $option, $user) { $result = array_diff($result, [WIDGET_TO_SHOW]); return $result; }, 10, 3); this is just server side. to be more clear for the user, you can use JavaScript to hide the checkbox in “screen options”.