The content box is in a <div> with an ID of #postdivrich so you can hide it using CSS. Probably the easiest thing to do is to add a settings option to an existing page so you can turn it off or on. The post below covers that in detail: http://wpengineer.com/2139/adding-settings-to-an-existing-page-using-the-settings-api/ After you have the … Read more
My guess would be you have just dropped filter into a class body in between the methods. That is invalid PHP and not going to work. First you need to call it from where code makes sense, inside another class method or from outside a class. Second you cannot hook methods by their name alone, … Read more
I just thought of a solution: Maybe create à new metabox via add_meta_box and call a normal form comments when in FrontOffice ?
To give you a brief answer you need to create a custom post type. For example a custom post type of property. When you set this up you declare what sections are visible to the user to be able to edit. Such as title, content, excerpt, author and so on. When you set your custom … Read more
Dashboard widget, screen options/help doesn’t work?
WordPress Screen Options, Help, Visual editor, Status, Visibility, Revisions, Published on and any toggled indicator don’t work for posts
How can I ‘check’ the “custom fields” box from the Screen Options?
Error on clicking ‘Screen Options’ tab only at Products-related editor screen(s) and for specific user
You can check the current user role in the same action and apply “display none” for that specific user role $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( in_array( ‘author’, (array) $user->roles ) ) { //The user has the “author” role }
I found the problem: there was a problem with the cache caused by the use of 3 plug-in at the same time Autoptimize LiteSpeed Cache W3 Total Cache I have kept W3 Total Cache and disabled the first 2 and it’s all good now