Performance optimization of tree like structure
Performance optimization of tree like structure
Performance optimization of tree like structure
These tabs don’t come from WordPress – it’s not part of WP GUI. So if you want to achieve that look, you’ll have to implement it by yourself using custom HTML, implementing most of the logic and using add_menu_page. But… It isn’t a good idea. First of all, interface should be consistent. All WP users … Read more
Don’t expand “Most Used” accordion item when adding new block
Create custom dashboard for Multisite admins
Of course this is possible. The question is too broad to fully answer in a Q&A format like WPSE’s, but roughly this is what you need: Two custom user roles to base the two different UI’s on. There are plugins that can do this for you. A theme that changes template based on the current … Read more
It doesn’t exist. The closest thing is Helen Hou-Sandí’s WordPress Admin Pattern Library, which you’ve already found. While it hasn’t been updated in a few years, neither has the design of the WordPress admin, really.
Found this while trolling the internets… Works Perfectly add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘set_user_metaboxes’); //I want it to fire every time edit post screen comes up //add_action(‘user_register’, ‘set_user_metaboxes’); //You can also have it only set when a new user is created function set_user_metaboxes($user_id=NULL) { //These are the metakeys we will need to update $meta_key[‘order’] = ‘meta-box-order_events’; $meta_key[‘hidden’] = ‘metaboxhidden_events’; … Read more
You can filter the parameters for this view per install_plugins_table_api_args_search. See wp-admin/includes/class-wp-plugin-install-list-table.php for the details. You get an array as argument that looks like this: Array ( [page] => 1 [per_page] => 30 [fields] => Array ( [last_updated] => 1 [icons] => 1 [active_installs] => 1 ) [locale] => en_US [installed_plugins] => Array ( [0] … Read more
You can expand the WordPress customize area without plugins by applying a simple line of CSS. .wp-full-overlay-sidebar { width: 30% !important; /* The width of the customize area */ } .wp-full-overlay.expanded { margin-left: 30%; /* Here would be the width as same as the customize window width you set */ } Hook the CSS to … Read more
Putting it under Tools seems reasonable to me. Hiding it after a certain action might cause confusion.