Columns can be hidden from view using the screen options tab. On the upper right hand side of the dashboard click screen options Un check any of the columns you want to hide. Normally the edit options are displayed as horizontal text. A plugin or other function has changed this.
The transient is in place just fine, see get_dir_size() source. Note that if you have enough files for this to cause major performance issues you are probably better disabling upload limit or it might mess up other related functionality like uploads.
WordPress has a great little function built in for handling selections. <option <?php selected(‘value1’, ‘value2′);?> value=”foo”>Bar</option> You can also check out these form handling functions: checked() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/checked disabled() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/disabled Your HTML syntax is wrong as well. Per W3C, ‘value’ is not an attribute of the select tag. The value of a select is defined in … Read more
Look at your .htaccess file in your public_html folder for your WordPress installation. It seems that when with GoDaddy hosted on the windows package, you need the following inheritance set for rewrite in your .htaccess file: RewriteOptions inherit RewriteEngine on That solved my problem on index.php.
You could create a plugin for a dashboard widget, zip, upload and activate it. Example: <?php # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- /** * Plugin Name: Configuration Dashboard Widget * Description: Show the current installation path and the content of the <code>wp-config.php</code>. * Version: 16.10.15 * Required: 4.0 * Author: Thomas Scholz * Author URI: http://toscho.de … Read more
I assume you’re referring to the black bar that may run across the top of a web page. That’s called the ‘Toolbar’. However, an earlier version of it was called the ‘Admin Bar’, and that name is still used in the code. To never display it, add this to functions.php function my_function_admin_bar(){ return false; } … Read more
All comments are just listed under “Comments” there is no attribute or parameter which creates a seperate “Comments” section/page for your custom post-type. Atleast not that I know of. However, you could add a filter to the comments list, to filter all comments based on post-types. It will be just like a category filter in … Read more
You’ve tried correct filter – just needs to update return: function my_admin_title ( $admin_title, $title ) { return $title . ‘ ‹ ‘ . get_bloginfo( ‘name’ ) . ‘ — ‘ . ‘foobar’; } add_filter( ‘admin_title’, ‘my_admin_title’, 10, 2 ); Btw, filter above works only for logged pages, for login page needs to add another … Read more
Add the following to your .htaccess file: # Custom default index page DirectoryIndex ./wp-login.php That should work.
I want to put a Tools menu item on the Network Admin dashboard If you meant under the core top-level “Dashboard” menu as seen on the following screenshot, then you can use the network_admin_menu hook along with add_submenu_page() to add your menu item. Or if you wanted a top-level menu like the following, then use … Read more