As u put a screenshot from admin in your question I assume you are trying to sort the order from posts within admin area. Besides, u didn’t say anything about whether u want to change the order of the posts for good or u want just to see your posts in a certain order temporarily. … Read more
Are you accessing via an internal IP address? If so, have you set up your wordpress url to be that IP, rather than something like localhost? WordPress could be creating incorrect links to external files such as CSS etc.
Most likely, there are two php.ini files, one for the local server and one for the site. You can change the site’s upload_max_filesize to whatever you want, if the server’s php-settings say it’s 2 MB, that’s it. So, find the php.ini file of your server install and change the value. Then reboot.
Add your styles to /your-theme/admin-edit-post.css .inside ul.acf-radio-list.radio.horizontal li label { /* styles… */ } Then enqueue the styles by adding this to your theme’s functions.php: function wpse250000_admin_styles( $hook ) { // Bail if we’re not on the post.php admin page if ( ‘post.php’ !== $hook ) { return; } // Ensure we’re looking at a … Read more
It looks like this is a password set up in the .htaccess file or somewhere else on the server. The best thing to do is to contact your web host to see if they can remove it – otherwise, you can delete the .htaccess file in your install which might get around it.
You can use $pagenow global variable for this, which would obviously return widgets.php when in widgets dash. If you want to enqueue CSS/JS by paths: add_action( “admin_enqueue_scripts”, “wpse_250923_enqueue_scripts” ); function wpse_250923_enqueue_scripts() { global $pagenow; // check for widgets if ( “widgets.php” !== $pagenow ) return; // nothing to do here // enqueue CSS wp_enqueue_style( “my-css-handle”, … Read more
I just thought of a solution: Maybe create à new metabox via add_meta_box and call a normal form comments when in FrontOffice ?
In the post edit screen, you can enable the Author metabox by going to the screen options. With the Author metabox and the right role, you can set the author of a post to another user without having to switch to their respective account. Add New/Edit Post Author Metabox
There’s nothing wrong with your theme_setup() function in your functions.php file. The error you get simply points out the fact that the menu name Main Menu already exists. In other to resolve this you should replace your Main Menu menu name definitions in your functions.php file with something other than what it currently is. It’s … Read more
I solved the issue, by switching the theme in the database.