Hence, ajax calls that must be triggered from within the wp admin panel should be registered via the wp_ajax_{$action} hook, and ajax calls that are triggered from the frontend and have totally nothing to do with wp-admin, but are like simple REST interactions of your platform users with your platform server, should be registered via … Read more
Codex recommends adding HTTP authentication as additional layer of protection. Strictly speaking it doesn’t rely on WP and keeping things independent is not a bad idea in context of security.
I just tested this by adding the customfield ‘thumbnail’ to my post and it showed up in the dropdown. I’m using WordPress 3.2 (Multisite). What version are you using? Have you tried it without any plugins with the default theme? Does it work? As for your second question: WordPress has no global interface for editting … Read more
Sound like some configuration in your browser that keeps cookies only for a session specifically for you site. To make sure the problem is not on Wordress side, deactivate all your plugins and try again.
This is pretty off-topic — this site is meant for WordPress programming questions — but here’s an answer anyways. If you’re referring to WordPress.com’s Terms of Service, what you are granting WordPress (actually Automattic, WordPress’s parent corporation) is as follows: By submitting Content to Automattic for inclusion on your Website, you grant Automattic a world-wide, … Read more
You can load jQuery library using wp_enqueue_script. jQuery library is registered by default, and the handle is ‘jquery’. for more info check: Handles and Their Script Paths Registered by WordPress and the list at the end of wp_enqueue_script Note: it is jquery (not jQuery) code: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’);
The problem is that you are enqueue the CSS file of your theme outside any of the recommended actions. If you want it to be added only in frontend, you should use wp_enqueue_scripts action: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, function() { wp_register_style( ‘mainstyle’, get_stylesheet_uri()); wp_enqueue_style( ‘mainstyle’, get_stylesheet_uri()); });
Apparently it was the Social Media Widget plugin that caused my issue. In general, to troubleshoot such an issue with the admin page: Disable all plugins. Check that the problem has been solved, i.e., it is a plugin that causes this. Enable one plugin at a time and test, to find the culprit. Disable that … Read more
I solved the issue. If anyone else has this issue here is the solution. – It ended up being a Creative Cloud problem. – Open up the creative cloud click assests and navigate to fonts. – From there you can enable and disable fonts. – Disabled the Open Sans and it fixed all my dashboards.
This removes the ‘quick edit’ button from the page edit dashboard for all users who cannot edit theme options (usually admins). So, quick edit is no longer available for common editors, assuming there has been no messing with default capabilities. The two added filters are the same. One of them is probably meant to apply … Read more