I assume you mean /wp-admin/profile.php page and want to hide native password fields. Try this (just test if form works ok with it): add_filter( ‘show_password_fields’, ‘modify_profile_password’ ); function modify_profile_password( $show ) { ?> <tr id=”password”> <th>Change your password at</th> <td><a href=””>password change page</a></td> </tr> <?php return false; }
So the solution to the get_comments_pagenum_link() function is straightforward enough: add_filter(‘get_comments_pagenum_link’ , ‘new_get_comments_pagenum_link’); function new_get_comments_pagenum_link($content) { $content = str_ireplace(‘#comments’ , ‘#other’, $content); return $content; } Which filters the output of get_comments_pagenum_link() to replace #content with #other, or any other string you might choose. For the get_comments_link() function, which can’t be filtered, I have simply discovered … Read more
There is a filter for the html of the ‘postimagediv’ called ‘admin_post_thumbnail_html’. There may be more elegant ways, but this works: add_filter(‘admin_post_thumbnail_html’, ‘wpse61502_change_thumbnail_link’); function wpse61502_change_thumbnail_link($content) { return str_replace(‘media-upload.php?’, ‘media-upload.php?is_thumbnail=true&’, $content); } In your plugin / script check the querystring: if ( isset($_GET[‘is_thumbnail’]) ) { // do stuff, actions, enqueue, … }
See the function link_advanced_meta_box() in wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php: <td><select name=”link_rating” id=”link_rating” size=”1″> <?php for ( $r = 0; $r <= 10; $r++ ) { echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $r . ‘”‘; if ( isset($link->link_rating) && $link->link_rating == $r ) echo ‘ selected=”selected”‘; echo(‘>’ . $r . ‘</option>’); } ?></select> <?php _e(‘(Leave at 0 for no rating.)’) ?> The … Read more
WordPress uses set of regular expressions to parse urls (so called rewrite rules). It matches them in some order and stops when first matching rule is found. It’s a little bit hard to say what rule is matched in your case. We don’t know what are your permalink settings and what other changes to rewrite … Read more
The page ID can vary in different installation, and it can’t be changed, so an option is to use get_page_by_path because the page slug can be easily changed: <div class=”my-link-box”> <?php $page = get_page_by_path(‘my-page’); ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/126876/<?php echo get_permalink($page); ?>”><?php echo $page->post_title; ?></a> </div> However this is not a great solution as well. Once you … Read more
The sidebar description runs through esc_html(), so you cannot pass HTML directly. But you can use the filter esc_html to insert your desired content. Here is a simple example: add_action( ‘widgets_init’, function() { $desc = “Read the <a href=”http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/189749/73″>explanation</a>!”; $placeholder=”PLACEHOLDER”; register_sidebar([ ‘id’ => ‘wpse-189749’, ‘name’ => ‘Link description’, ‘description’ => $placeholder ]); add_action( ‘widgets_admin_page’, function() … Read more
If you install WordPress using the GoDaddy cPanel then GoDaddy will automatically install a number of Must Use Plugins in your installation. These plugins are invisible and you can’t disable them by normal means. One of these plugins is enabling the Link Manager. Aside: If you haven’t worked on your site yet I recommend installing … Read more
You can use home_url(), which will point to the Site URL regardless of reading settings and/or what page it is: echo esc_url( home_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) );
Since WordPress 4.5 you can use get_post_type_archive_link( ‘post’ ) to link to the page containing the blog posts. Depending on what you’ve set under Settings -> Reading, this will be either the front page, e.g. example.com/ or a specific page like example.com/news/. home_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) always points to the front page.