it didn’t work for you because hook admin_head is designed to add <link> tags inside <head> section. So even if you will render something there it won’t be visible, because it is outside <body>. If you want to render something after admin head bar, you should use wp_after_admin_bar_render hook: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_after_admin_bar_render/ To determine if you are … Read more
Change default URL (or permalinks) in the back-end
Issue-1: edit_post_link() is a template function, to be used in theme template files. It’s not used in the Admin pages. So you’ll not get the edit_post_link filter hook for the Admin list pages. Issue-2: get_edit_post_link() function however, is used in Admin list pages. So you’ll get the get_edit_post_link filter hook for the Admin list pages. … Read more
Install the Query Monitor plugin if you can. This is the most powerful WordPress debug plugin that can show all the issues including what is taking how much time to load. Once installed and activated, this plugin shows on the top bar, both on the front end and the admin panel. Once you click the … Read more
How do I display and edit other posts within the ‘Edit Post’ area of Wp-Admin Dashboard
The fundamental issue is that MUI is probably not meant to be used in an environment where there are already styles like this. It’s supposed to be the base layer. The WordPress admin has its own styles and it’s highly unusual to try and use a completely different UI framework inside of it. These types … Read more
Instead of add_action( ‘admin_init’, [ $this, ‘aa_admin_page’ ] ); Try: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, [ $this, ‘aa_admin_page’ ] ); Edit: And all instances of $this->$foo should be $this->foo
you can use the post_type_link hook. and then add a custom rewrite rule to your register_post_type function: function replace_post_link( $post_link, $id = 0 ){ $post = get_post($id); $post_type = get_post_type( $id ); if( is_object( $post ) && $post_type == ‘events’ ){ $custom_date = get_field(‘YOUR_CUSTOM_FIELD’); return str_replace( ‘%custom_date%’ , $custom_date, $post_link ); } return $post_link; } … Read more
I followed the steps to update the auto increment of the posts table in the link below. The admin of the site is now working. I am able to update the posts https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62974292/getting-wordpress-error-changeset-post-save-failure-on-customizer
How to create a User Role and give permission to only use Web Stories plugin?