pre_delete_post hook filters whether a post deletion should take place. So callback function must return a boolean value: true – whether to go forward with deletion, false – if not. pre_trash_post hook filters whether a post trashing should take place. So callback function must return a boolean value: true – whether to go forward with … Read more
This has been present since before the block editor, and even the classic editor, and can be seen in WordPress 2.0. It even predates proper metaboxes! In the block editor, the presence of the author field depends on wether the user has the action wp:action-assign-author, but there is no direct capability that determines this. If … Read more
Laxmidi: You wouldn’t FTP to your local installation of WordPress, which is under some directory that you have assigned with MAMP. Wherever that directory lives, you must unpack your theme.zip folder on your desktop, then move the theme into /wordpress/wp-content/themes Once you add move your downloaded theme directory into WordPress, you should see the Theme … Read more
The “user” running your webserver (sometimes _www, sometimes www-data, sometimes “nobody”) lacks the permissions to edit these files. You can either change them to be owned by that user or change them to 777. To find out what your web server user is, assuming you’re running apache, run ps aux | grep httpd in the … Read more
As listed down the bottom (http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions#The_dangers_of_777) having 777 permissions allows anybody with know how to go in and modify and execute your code making it available to hackers. I was reading an article yesterday and it stated that about 80% of all hacks came from uploading/inserting a file into the uploads folder creating a backdoor … Read more
I suspect either the culprit is one of the plugins or the theme you are using. so, try: -deactivating ALL plugins temporarily to narrow down the problem. If the problem goes away, activate them individually (one-by-one) to find the problematic plugin. If you don’t have access to your admin area, try deactivating plugins manually via … Read more
If you are the only “Administrator” and the rest of the users is lower level roles it is possible to achieve this. ACF has the option to set a rule to only display it based on user role. Under “Edit Field Group” (where you setup the fields) there is a tab called “Location” where this … Read more
I found the answer, dropping it here in case someone need it. You need to be logged in as a user that has the edit_posts capability. With that capability, you also get access to the private query vars, including post_status. Taken from this similar issue.
Only logged in user can upload media from front end. Below code will allow users to see only their media files and not others. Put this in your theme’s functions.php file. I hope this helps. add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘users_own_attachments’); function users_own_attachments( $wp_query_obj ) { global $current_user, $pagenow; if ( $pagenow == ‘upload.php’ || ( $pagenow == … Read more
First steps: Take the server offline, if you can access it directly. – The chance of your server being part of a larger scheme at this point is pretty high. If you can’t take it offline, check your authorized_keys files in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys and remove entries that don’t belong to you. (Repeat this step for every … Read more