Script debugging in WP The constant SCRIPT_DEBUG is used to switch between minified and not minified versions of JavaScript files. But there’s more. $file.js Check if you’re using CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS and COMPRESS_SCRIPTS as well. Both are only used by core admin per default, but I use it in my themes as well to check which bag … Read more
If you are using a hook to add/edit a function. Add the piece of code in the active theme’s functions.php file.
You can use the manage_edit-${post_type}_columns filter combined with the manage_${post_type}_posts_custom_column action. Check the example within the Codex and deconstruct it step by step. First make sure to enter the right name of your registered custom post type. You registered the post type with the name quote. Second define the columns you want to add (see … Read more
Hook into template_redirect, inspect the request URI, and redirect to the return value of admin_url(). add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() { $request = untrailingslashit( strtolower( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ) ); if ( ‘admin’ === $request ) { wp_redirect( admin_url() ); exit; } }); Note: always use admin_url() and the other built-in URL functions, because they will take care of … Read more
The way WordPress works for hierarchical post types is that post parent should always be the same post type of children. For that reason, in admin screens, the post type in edit.php is pretty hardcoded. However, what WordPress do is to run a WP_Query where ‘post_type’ argument is the current one. So, what you can … Read more
network admin_url filter can rewrite network admin url. But i don’t know it is a best way or not. // wp-config.php /** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */ require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); // add code // define(‘__WORDPRESS_CORE_DIR__’, ‘/wordpress’); add_filter(‘network_admin_url’, ‘rewrite_my_network_admin_url’, 10, 2); function rewrite_my_network_admin_url($url, $path) { $networkPath = str_replace( ‘/wp-admin/’, __WORDPRESS_CORE_DIR__ . ‘/wp-admin/’, $url … Read more
Switch to full SSL for everything. Seriously, it’s way easier than dealing with mixed content.
Are you able to see the login screen? When exactly do you get redirected? Try to go to http://yoursite.com/wp-login.php enter your user and password, and see if it works. If it works, the issue could be related to a plug-in.
Basic implementation: Create a page for the frontend (and optionally a template). Then add the following code to your functions.php: function login_redirect_capability() { if ( current_user_can(‘author’) || current_user_can(‘editor’) ){ return ‘url-of your custom page’; } } add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘login_redirect_capability’); This will redirect them to the page you created. If you want to recode the dashboard as … Read more
You can add a link to the widgets.php like that: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘f711_add_widgets_shortcut’, 999 ); function f711_add_widgets_shortcut() { add_menu_page( ‘Widgets’, ‘Widgets’, ‘publish_pages’, ‘widgets.php’, ”, ”, 61 ); } Be sure to check your permission settings, and you may also include another image. You can find the documentation about the function at The Codex.