One option would be to simply flush the widget code out of the sidebar.php file, as well as the header/footer/post pages if they are using widgets. However, take a peek at this code snippet (courtesy of this site), which you can add to your functions.php file and will disable the widgets. I think this would … Read more
You can do it by creating a hook for post_row_actions filter. If your CPT is hierarchical post type use page_row_actions filter. add_filter( ‘post_row_actions’, ‘wpse8170_row_actions’, 10, 2 ); function wpse8170_row_actions( $actions, WP_Post $post ) { if ( $post->post_type != ‘my-custom-post-type’ ) { return $actions; } $actions[‘wpse8170-pdf’] = ‘<a href=”http://your/url/here”>PDF</a>’; return $actions; }
Remember Apple’s “Goto Fail”? Similar situation: Your code actually does this, when indentation is corrected: foreach ( $post_types as $post_type ) remove_meta_box(‘trackbacksdiv’, $post_type, ‘normal’); remove_meta_box(‘postcustom’, $post_type, ‘normal’); remove_meta_box(‘authordiv’, $post_type, ‘normal’); remove_meta_box(‘postexcerpt’, $post_type, ‘normal’); So, it should does the job for trackbacksdiv, but not for the rest because the function calls are outside of the foreach … Read more
A more reliable approach than messing with CSS would be to add some Javascript in the admin_head action, and basically override the built-in “inlineEditPost” function (located in wp-admin/js/inline-edit-post.js and easier to read in inline-edit-post.dev.js). I haven’t looked into it much specifically, but the brute force method would be to copy (and rename) that entire function … Read more
Unless I misunderstand the question, this should do the trick: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘add_menu_pages’); function add_menu_pages() { add_menu_page(‘Menu Title’, ‘Menu Title’, 10, ‘main_menu’, ‘submenu_1_callback’); add_submenu_page(‘main_menu’, ‘Sub Menu Title 1’, ‘Sub Menu Title 1’, 10, ‘main_menu’ , ‘submenu_1_callback’); add_submenu_page(‘main_menu’, ‘Sub Menu Title 2’, ‘Sub Menu Title 2’, 10, ‘sub_menu’ , ‘submenu_2_callback’); } function submenu_1_callback() { echo “<h2>” . … Read more
You can sort your products list by the featured status. Just click on the star at the top of the column…. once will put all non-featured items at the top, and twice should reverse this and put all featured items at the top. Your admin url will look like: /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=product&orderby=featured&order=desc EDIT: Ok, so it turned … Read more
Searching Codex or Google you can find some lists of WordPress hooks, but believe me, them are not useful if you don’t know where, when and how they are triggered. While coding for WordPress, the question “Which hook should I use?” is very common and frequent, but believe me, a list of all WordPress hooks, … Read more
Getting post meta data, while editing a post in wp-admin panel [closed]
OK, I just found the problem: I had more than 5000 spam comments (most of them from an IP range I had blacklisted). Apparently it’s a problem for the dashboard, although the comments page works fine… I deleted those comments directly in the DB, and everything is back to normal. Now I just need to … Read more
I believe I’ve found a root to the problem. I recently upgraded PHP from apt and unbeknownst to me it now uses apache2filter rather than apache2. Not entirely sure what triggered that, but it’s not how I set it up. Switching over to nginx for example works fine (it also fixes an issue with xmlrpc.php … Read more