Look at F:\sites\wp-git\wp-admin\js\common.js: $(‘div.updated, div.error’).not(‘.below-h2, .inline’).insertAfter( $(‘div.wrap h2:first’) ); If your notice has the class updated or error, it will be set after the first h2 automatically. When you create custom messages, make sure you are using one of these classes. Then you can just append them to body, and WordPress will move them to … Read more
pre_get_posts is an action, not a filter. Change this: add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’,’searchfilter’); to this: add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’searchfilter’); You also don’t need to return $query. See documentation for pre_get_posts: http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/pre_get_posts
There is an action hook called login_init. It’s also called on the registration page. You can simply attach wp_die() to it. You might want to disable the entire backend as well, which can be done by hooking into admin_init. add_action( ‘login_init’ , ‘wp_die’ ); add_action( ‘admin_init’ , ‘wp_die’ ); WordPress will exit with an empty … Read more
I was able to find the answer after some trial and error / tons of searching, this looks like the correct filter, just need to make sure we’re in the admin section and we’re in the correct taxonomy. /** * Modify the admin listed order of terms * * @param String $orderby * @param Array … Read more
This plugin will do exactly that: Members Only. Don’t worry about the warning at the top about not being updated in over 2 years, I use the plugin all the time, there are no issues with it and no security flaws that I have run into. After you install the plugin, there is a small … Read more
Set the install to default, all plugins inactive and the default theme. After this step will not reduce the load, analyze the install, like with the plugin “Debug Objects”, view the queries tab, there will give you information about slow DB Queries.
You can actually achieve this using simple CSS. If you look at the HTML you can see that each row has some classes: <tr class=”post-1349 type-page status-draft hentry alternate iedit author-self level-0″ id=”post-1349″> There you can see that there actually is a class that indicates a draft: status-draft So now by simply adding an admin … Read more
You can use the views_{$this->screen->id} filter in WP_List_Table::views(), where screen ID in this case is edit-post: function wpse_177655_views( $views ) { $custom = sprintf( ‘<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/177655/%s”‘, esc_url( ‘edit.php?post_type=post&custom=foobar’ ) ); if ( ! empty( $_GET[‘custom’] ) && $_GET[‘custom’] == ‘foobar’ ) $custom .= ‘ class=”current”‘; $custom .= ‘>Custom</a>’; $views[‘custom’] = $custom; return $views; } add_filter( … Read more
Here is my solution and it’s worked: get_role(‘editor’)->add_cap(‘edit_theme_options’); It’s possible since Version 3.0 in WordPress
You can hack by adding below lines in your theme’s functions.php file. function remove_preview_target() { // below JS code will set Preview button’s **target** attribute to **_self**, it means same tab/window. echo “<script> jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘#post-preview’).attr(‘target’, ‘_self’); }) </script>”; } // this action performs in admit footer add_action(‘admin_footer’, ‘remove_preview_target’); Or add below lines in your JS … Read more