you can create a function that redirects to the front-end like this: function redirect_home_987(){ wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; } and call that function in WordPress default add_menu_page function like this: add_menu_page( ‘redirecting’, ‘View Site’, ‘read’, ‘my-top-level-handle’, ‘redirect_home_987’); Hope this helps
For me, the solution to this WordPress Login loop problem was in the database.So step one is to login to the database. I just used PhpMyAdmin for this.Once logged, find your WordPress table, and navigate to the wp_options table. There are two fields in this table that could be the culprit to your WordPress Login … Read more
The admin_url() function retrieves the URL to the admin area for your current site. You needn’t give the blog id for your current site. You can use this function if you aren’t running WordPress multisite. And use the get_admin_url() function to get a specific site URL in the multisite admin.
Hi @Jonathan Sampson: There are several plugins to make Custom Post Types easier and some allow you to define Custom Fields too, in no particular order: WP Easy Post Types GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools Custom Post Type UI Simple Fields As I mentioned above I’ve been working on one that does not provide … Read more
The user passwords are stored in one-way encription. Even looking at the database you can not know the password. This is a very basic privacy feature. Most users use the same password on multiple sites; imaging the potential risks for users if the administrator of the site can access to their passwords. You can intercept … Read more
Try this plugin i cooked up: <?php ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) AND exit; /** * Plugin Name: (#26032) WP_List_Table Post Format filter extension * Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/26032/how-to-filter-by-post-format-in-admin * Description: Filters the admin WP_List_Table by post format * Author: Bainternet * Author URI: http://en.bainternet.info */ function wpse26032_admin_posts_filter( &$query ) { if ( is_admin() AND ‘edit.php’ === … Read more
There’s no hooks to modify the Quick Edit, it has to be done with CSS and/or jQuery. The plugin Adminimize is very good to hide administrative elements, CPTs included. But in the Quick Edit box, for lack of CSS classes or ID’s to target, it is not possible to hide the slug field, and only … Read more
Just to keep things nice & clear, I’ve posted this as a new answer. Let’s reset the playing field & follow the below instructions as if it were a shiny new install (ignore all code & suggestions in previous answers). In your wp-config.php define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://www.realdomain.com/blog’ ); define( ‘SSL_DOMAIN_ALIAS’, ‘realdomain.maindomain.net’ ); define( ‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true ); … Read more
Here’s a pastebin with your code included. Get the old value of the tinyMCE $meta_biography = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘meta_biography’, true ); Call the TinyMCE Editor wp_editor( $meta_biography, ‘biography’, array( ‘wpautop’ => true, ‘media_buttons’ => false, ‘textarea_name’ => ‘meta_biography’, ‘textarea_rows’ => 10, ‘teeny’ => true ) ); Save The Editor Value or if nothing is there … Read more
There are many solutions to this problem. And every one of them is correct, I guess. It depends on what you really want and what will be most friendly/clear to user/administrator of this page. I usually use 3 ways to solve this. Which one of them I chose? It depends on situation. Sometimes I use … Read more