Set your WordPress to a RTL language, then use the following code in functions.php or as the plugin: <?php add_filter( ‘locale’, ‘my_set_admin_locale’ ); function my_set_admin_locale( $locale ) { // check if you are in the Admin area if( is_admin() ) { // set LTR locale $locale=”en_US”; } return( $locale ); } Or otherwise, set WordPress … Read more
You have misspelled the filter name. There is an “s” lacking at the end. The correct is manage_cri_creator_posts_columns. As a suggestion, I’d say that it is better to manipulate the existing array rather than creating a complete new one. Might not be your case, but its a good idea to avoid conflicting with other plugins … Read more
As mmm pointed out in the comments, order should not be used as a name for a custom post type, as it may “interfere with other WordPress functions”. Read more in the Codex: Reserved Post Types The following post types are reserved and used by WordPress already. post page attachment revision nav_menu_item custom_css customize_changeset In … Read more
Yes, there is. You can use admin_menu hook to loop through menu items and add span with notification. There are two classes that WP uses for these notifications update-plugins and awaiting-mod. The second one looks more appropriate in this case, I guess… Here’s some code: function add_user_menu_notification() { global $menu; $user_count = count_users(); // get … Read more
It would seem that there should be a Gravity Forms in your plugin folder, assuming it’s not part of a theme. You could try installing the latest version of Gravity Forms plugin via Add Plugins, and see if you can then get into editing the forms. There should be an entry on the Settings menu … Read more
Step-1 → Download: Download the necessary CSS / JS files for Bootstrap Tour in your theme’s directory. Step-2 → Tour setup script: Follow the instructions from bootstraptour for the Tour setup script. For example, the following script will load the Tour on the main WordPress Admin Panel Dashboard (on page load) and show the tour … Read more
If these products came from WooCommerce, then most probably you’re using wrong taxonomy in your code. WC products use product_cat taxonomy as categories, so you can’t use built-in categories to filter them. Use this instead ‘product_cat’ => ‘category-slug-here’, and it should work correctly.
If you use nonces properly, it won’t be possible to make the site to process fake request… So this part should be secure, but… There is still one security flaw in your approach… What if I can make you to run my JS script in your browser, while you’re logged in as admin? It is … Read more
The reason you’re getting an error is because you’ve got multiple functions with the same name. You have two functions called add_img_column() and two called manage_img_column(). You can’t have two functions with the same name in PHP. You don’t even need two functions though. You can hook the same function into multiple hooks. So this … Read more
Actually figured out what was wrong. Somehow my user permission was none. Then I change it to admin, still no luck…then realise it didn’t change because there was no “nickname” set. So basically just logged into another admin account and gave my account admin status. Would love to know what caused it though.