Try the fix posted here: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3485384&group_id=315685&atid=1328061 It worked for me. translations.php line 726 Change this: $pattern = ‘/LIMIT\s*(\d+)((\s*,?\s*)(\d+))(;{0,1})$/is’; to this: $pattern = ‘/LIMIT\s(\d+)((\s*,?\s*)(\d+)*);{0,1}$/is’; Removing the extra parentheses allows “LIMIT 0, 10” to become “TOP 10”. With the extra parentheses, the “0” is used instead.
Files to look at: wp-admin/includes/wp-current-screen.php and wp-admin/admin-header.php If we take a look at admin-header.php we can see that $current_screen->render_screen_meta(); is the one responsible for rendering the contextual help on screens. It gets the global $current_screen which is set via WP_Screen class. It has methods like get_help_tabs,get_help_tab,add_help_tab,remove_help_tab,remove_help_tabs , set_help_sidebar which sets and removes the tabs we … Read more
You can try the following: function my_admin_notice() { ?> <div class=”updated”> <p><?php _e( ‘some message’, ‘my-text-domain’ ); ?></p> </div> <?php } add_action( ‘load-index.php’, function(){ add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘my_admin_notice’ ); } ); where we use the load-index.php hook to target the dashboard page.
This code works with WordPress 5.2 and is correct. You now need to go to your Profile and select it by going to Users > Your Profile > Admin Color Scheme select the scheme and save. Edit: Adding updated code for your colors CSS file since you’re using a child theme: function additional_admin_color_schemes() { wp_admin_css_color( … Read more
The incoming links widget is asking Google for links to the domain you’re on right now. If your domain is localhost you get a lot of links – because that’s a very common domain name. Unfortunately, some people don’t clean up their data when they move from localhost to the world wide web, and then … Read more
We are using this wordpress plug in – New User Approve Provides functionality to approve/deny new user registrations.
Hi @Relequestual: I think what you want is here: Dashboard Widgets API / Advanced: Forcing your widget to the top It doesn’t require you to change code per se, just to add the code like shown in the WordPress Codex to your theme’s functions.php file which is a standard way to customize and/or extend WordPress: … Read more
Whenever we find ourselves in the situation “there must be a way to overcome this hard-code“, jQuery comes to rescue… The Result The Code The following code must be pasted at the end of the active Theme functions.php file. Or it can be used in a custom plugin, which will make the code “theme-independent”. add_action(‘admin_head-index.php’, … Read more
Sorting by size Adding custom column and sorting by post_content length is possible. It won’t be very efficient though, I’m afraid. First you’ll have to add your custom column and display the length of content in there. I’ve assumed that you’re interested in trimmed content (so ‘ ‘ is still empty). Then you’ll have to … Read more
The following snippet removes the registered site health dashboard widget from the dashboard. Add the code to your plugin or functions.php file: add_action(‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘remove_site_health_dashboard_widget’); function remove_site_health_dashboard_widget() { remove_meta_box(‘dashboard_site_health’, ‘dashboard’, ‘normal’); }