The advertisements are only displayed on the Front-end of your site (whatever the visitors see). Since the ads are only displayed on the front-end, you don’t have to worry about generating invalid impressions by reloading your admin page, creating posts, etc. So long as you don’t open your website’s front-end area and start reloading like … Read more
Of course you should never touch WP core. If your custom fields within your custom plugin – just add it 🙂 If you are talking about custom fields in native WP forms you should read about WP hooks mechanism.
In TwentyTen’s functions.php the custom background is added in twentyten_setup() which is called on the action ‘after_setup_theme’. So, in your child theme, the following should remove the option completely: // Higher priority to work after TwentyTen add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse12934_remove_custom_background’, 20 ); function wpse12934_remove_custom_background() { remove_custom_background(); }
You ca use the conditional tag is_admin() to check if you are on the front-end or back-end like this: function bp_adminbar_currentsite_menu() { global $bp; if (!is_admin()){ ?> <li> <!– Insert your link url or relative url, and your link text below –> <a href=”http://EXAMPLE.COM”>EXAMPLE LINK TEXT</a> </li> <?php } } // Call The Function Above … Read more
a simple way to hide it would be to find the ID of the category li and use css to set it to display:none. function hide_the_category(){ ?> <style type=”text/css”> li#category-4{ display:none; } </style> <?php } add_action( “admin_head”, “hide_the_category” );
Semi-Private Comments.just install this plugin.This plugin masks comments so that a user can only see comments written by himself or by an admin. Admins can see all comments.
WordPress loop in post admin view
404 is failure to communicate with the server. So either your configuration is not complete for the new server (for ex: permalinks), or your server needs optimization. You could try checking the server error log or php error log first.
From the comments fo @OneTrickPony, I came to know that, Mystique hasn’t been updated for a long time, but a major update is going to be released these days, and most likely this won’t happen in the new version… So, I conclude that issue is coming from the Theme itself. ( Not sure, but from … Read more
You will need to restore the database prefix after using it , with something like this global $wpdb; $previousPrefix=$wpdb->prefix; $wpdb->prefix=”mainsiteprefix_”; //Database access goes here $wpdb->prefix=$previousPrefix; or you can create a new wpdb object like this: $wpdb2 = new wpdb( DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME, DB_HOST );