Ah, one of those things that seem easy until admin dashboard internals throw you into depths of despair. 🙂 Basically there is no easy and intended way to do this, so need to get creative. My idea would be to override temporarily couple of capabilities that control parts of output and kill the rest with … Read more
This is no normal filter. It’s a filter_ref_array. // Use this to alter your limit: add_filter( ‘post_limits’, create_function( ‘$a’, “return ‘LIMIT $start, 10’;” ) ); EDIT After I saw that this got marked as solution, I want to show you a more “best practice”-approach: function alter_feed_post_limits( $limits ) { return ” LIMIT 0,50″; } add_action( … Read more
Well the theme you mentioned isn’t what you get if you click download. The actual theme Kelontong is a Premium Theme. You can find it here: http://tokokoo.com/portfolio/kelontong/ If you are using Kelontong that you found as a free download, it’s probably a “Ripped” version. If this is the case, you probably have more problems than … Read more
Try the Font-End Editor. Or you can try some of these. 8 WordPress Plugins that Enable Posting and Editing From the Front-End I have never used any of these plugins, so I cannot say as to how well they will perform.
Moved from comment to answer: Inside your taxonomy registration code, ‘_builtin’ => true shouldn’t be set to true, that’s specifically for built in taxonomies only(you shouldn’t even be setting that arg) and also conflicts with your args array which specifically asks for a false value.
Adding the following action essentially disables the press-this functionality, at least best I can tell: add_action(‘load-press-this.php’, function(){ wp_die(‘”Press This” functionality has been disabled.’); }); The option will still be there on the admin dashboard page, but attempting to use it will fail.
This support forum thread has both an explanation and a code snippet that you might be able to work up into a solution. The “Right Now” widget is tied to the edit_posts capability. I don’t know about the incoming links widget or quick post widget, but I’d guess it’s the same issue of either requiring … Read more
No you can’t – a metabox cannot span more than one column, and so the width of the metabox is determined by how many columns there are.
I found this plugin that let me create custom options and set the value dynamically in my templates. Worked out fine http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-options-plus/
Solved: It appears chrome had a corrupt cache as I attempted to visit the backend on Firefox and noticed that the issue wasn’t there. I had to delete all Chrome browsing data (cache alone wouldn’t do it).