Use orderby=id You can simply sort the tags by term_id with the following GET request: /wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=post_tag&orderby=id&order=desc and similar for other taxonomies. Why does this work? The orderby parameter is read through: if ( !empty( $_REQUEST[‘orderby’] ) ) $args[‘orderby’] = trim( wp_unslash( $_REQUEST[‘orderby’] ) ); in the WP_Terms_List_Table class and used as input argument in: get_terms( … Read more
Problem solved. I was advised to download a fresh copy of wordpress, delete all wp files/folders on my site EXCEPT wp-config.php file and the /wp-content/ folder, and then replace the deleted folders/files with fresh copies. This worked!
You are most probably using an outdated version of Advanced Custom Fields plugin. I had the same issue. Updating to latest version fixed the issue.
To ensure your content isn’t crawled from the hidden admin DOMAIN you could include something like this in your .htaccess file. RewriteEngine On #Force traffic to production URL RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !xxxx.com$ [NC] RewriteRule (.*) http://www.xxxx.com/guides/%{REQEUST_URI} [R=301,L] There is more than one way to handle this first redirect so your code may work too (didn’t test … Read more
To my knowledge, you can’t. The backend is not “theme-able” beyond enqueuing stylesheets and JavaScript. You can make significant changes that way, but the basic structure will stay the same. All you could do would be remove the Core pages from the menus and replace them. To the extent that you could do that, and … Read more
To post most HTML tags (such as <script> and <iframe>), the user requires the unfiltered_html capability. In WordPress Multisite, this capability is (by default) assigned only to Super Admins (ie, those that can administer the entire network). This is by design, and is due to security concerns, among other things: Note: Enabling this option for … Read more
I had to trace through WordPress core and the REST API plugin code to fix this, but finally did it. The solution is described here. The TL;DR of the solution is that the WP-API will ignore the content of the login cookie and assume an unauthenticated (logged out) request unless the correct value is given … Read more
I would use the Theme My Login for this and register people who fill out the form as users. You’d also need to get their email but you can easily redirect them to their profile after submitting and they’d have access to any of the data from the form. If for some reason you don’t … Read more
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘ajax’ of undefined @Sasa1234, it happen cause your jQuery is undefined. Please take a look @EAMann answer. So, your JS code should like this: function myajaxfunction() { if ( undefined !== window.jQuery ) { jQuery.ajax({ //ajax request url: ajaxurl, data: { ‘action’:’rs_like_request’, ‘post_type’ : jQuery(‘#post_type’).val() // value of text box … Read more
I never figured out why my /wp-admin/ was giving me a 500 on my web server but not my local WAMP server. After several hours of going over logs and trying nearly every piece of advice I could find relating to my issue, I opted to export all the posts, pages, menus, etc. from my … Read more