The class used in edit.php is an extension of the WP_List_Table: WP_Posts_List_Table. See wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php. And here you find a call to wp_count_posts( $type=”post”, $perm = ” ). The first parameter is for the post type, the second can be empty or readable. If it is readable and the current user has no permission to see … Read more
Sometimes you need to get a little creative when customizing the WordPress admin area. It’s often possible to do it without CSS, but it isn’t always straightforward: understanding what’s happening on the source files and digging through the many functions called in the ifs and elses is a must. Here’s something slightly hacky I came … Read more
The problem was in .htaccess. There was an old global .htaccess file (from the old website) besides the wordpress one which was hidden on the sever (by admins of the hosting company) which rewrite rules harmed the ones in wordpress. I actually had to contact the admins and ask them to remove those rewrite rules.
You can and a check for the DOING_AJAX constant which is defined on an Ajax in your conditional check: function no_admin_access() { if ( // Don’t do this for AJAX calls ! defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) // Capability check && ! current_user_can( ‘delete_posts’ ) ) { // Redirect to home/front page wp_redirect( site_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); … Read more
I don’t think its polite to send email to all users who Favorited your post. Because some people favorite your post to bookmark it. So don’t combine favorite with follow. So here is my suggestion: For bookmarking, use WP favorite posts plugin. As for the follow there is no plugin exists for normal wordpress installation. … Read more
There are two options, modify the menu link href attribute or redirect the main screen. Modify menu Alter the global variable $submenu. This method works for Single and Multisite. Problem: the submenu item Installed Plugins doesn’t show in bold. add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘b5f_plugins_redirect_to_active’ ); function b5f_plugins_redirect_to_active() { global $submenu; $submenu[‘plugins.php’][5][2] .= “?plugin_status=active”; return; } Redirect page … Read more
if you don’t like this method. maybe you would like the follow code: you can try to put the follow code in your functions.php file- // Theme options /* get options & set default options */ if( !function_exists(‘share3h_theme_get_options’) ) : function share3h_theme_get_options($option){ $share3h_theme_options = get_option(‘share3h_theme_options’); if( !$share3h_theme_options || array_key_exists($option, $share3h_theme_options) ) : $share3h_theme_default_options = array( … Read more
I kind of feel like I’m missing something obvious, but maybe I’m not. What about the admin_notices hook, seems like the obvious choice to me. There are some admin CSS classes available you can use, like updated, error or update-nag, or you can of course add your own styles, like asked and answered here or … Read more
If you filter pre_get_shortlink and return anything but false WordPress will not create a shortlink with its own logic. If your return value is empty, the shortlink UI will not be printed. Combining both leads us to: add_filter( ‘pre_get_shortlink’, ‘__return_empty_string’ ); If you want to restrict the filter to a specific post type, check the … Read more
You’re going to have to use the filters for each post type anyway. If you plan to leverage a bunch of dynamic filters that all call for all 7 post type slugs you could stick them in an array and loop through the filters with a foreach. Saves a little bit of code at least. … Read more