create an file php.ini and copy via ftp or ssh to wp-admin; inside this file the follow values; play with values for test and see the result. memory_limit = 32M upload_max_filesize = 32M post_max_size = 32M file_uploads = On
Michael Fields built the perfect plugin for this: http://wordpress.mfields.org/plugins/taxonomy-images/
Yes, in version 3.1 WP_List_Table class was introduced and admin started to move to using it. As of 3.2.x it currently is not officially declared to be stable API to be used by developers, but in practice it is usually more viable approach than building tables from scratch anyway. On admin loops – admin side … Read more
Apparently, they decided to move it under the un-helpful “help” menu in the main admin bar.
I suggest you just don’t use the standard post editing UI. When you register your post type, there’s an arg for showing the admin UI. <?php register_post_type( ‘some_type’, array( // stuff here ‘show_ui’ => false ) ); Then just create your own admin page and do whatever you need to do with the interface. Here’s … Read more
On first look it doesn’t seem that there is a filter or action tied to the meta-box to allow you to do this. My bust suggestion would be to add a custom meta-box that includes the Notification button, and from that click you should be able call the save post function and then call your … Read more
yes, It is possible . It is also possible to make it impossible .
If a user has a role of contributer/author then cannot publish content. What they do is publish content for review. Then when an editor/administrator logs in there are numbers shown in the left hand side navigation notifying that there is content waiting to be reviewed. To me what you are asking for is already part … Read more
For the main view of items in a custom post type you don’t need to use a page template at all. Create a file called archive-post_type_name.php containing the loop for that post type. When you register the post type set the has_archive value to the URL slug you want the posts to appear on eg. … Read more
Use wp_dropdown_pages() to create the drop down. It accepts an post_type parameter. To avoid collisions with plugins filtering this function you may use walk_page_dropdown_tree() and build your own select. See this post for a code example.