You should use WordPress’s default javascript file in admin. Check out ThickBox in Codex. Or, you can use jQuery UI Dialog plugin. You can find procedure to use in this answer of StackOverflow.
You can try this modification to your code snippet: function add_post_format_filter_to_posts( $query ) { global $post_type, $pagenow; // if we are currently on the edit screen of the post type listings if ( is_admin() && $pagenow == ‘edit.php’ && $post_type == ‘shop_order’ && ! filter_input( INPUT_GET, ‘filter_action’ ) // <– We add this check && … Read more
Found it! I was missing one custom capability. To the code above, I added this line: $rol->add_cap( ‘edit_’ . $cap[0] ); It gives the capability edit_ctpsinglename. (edit_pb_publicacion). And now it works just fine. Hope someone find’s this useful.
The simplest solution I have for this, is in my themes function, or in a custom plugin file (if you have plugins you are working with) add this code: add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘kaz_stop_sidescroll’ ); function kaz_stop_sidescroll(){ ?> <style type=”text/css”> #adminmenuwrap {position: relative!important;} </style> <?php } This will only add the styles to the admin area head … Read more
The text you are referring to is located in here: wp-admin/nav-menus.php. But we will not edit directly. We will use functions.php for the convenience of preserving the changes after an upgrade. Use the following code in functions.php add_filter( ‘gettext’, ‘wps_translate_words_array’ ); add_filter( ‘ngettext’, ‘wps_translate_words_array’ ); function wps_translate_words_array( $translated ) { $words = array( // ‘word … Read more
Lots of plugins utilize is_admin to “disable” themselves when the backend is active, which is quite nice. On the other hand I would not really fumble around in the backend. If something goes wrong you might lock yourself out, and if it´s only for a moment, I wouldn´t like that. Furthermore I think you have … Read more
Edit the user in phpmyadmin, enter the password as text in the user_pass field and there is a “Function” column with drop down boxes. On this field just select MD5 in the function column. When you save it phpMyAdmin will automatically md5 hash it for you.
Check to see if your functions.php file includes a filter for login_errors. For example, this would disable any login errors from being displayed: add_filter(‘login_errors’, function($error){ return null; }); This is sometimes done as a security measure so the reason a login attempt failed isn’t available to any would-be hacker or bot. More info on this … Read more
Search for add_meta_box(). This function is the key to add custom areas to the edit screen and inside this can you handle your custom requirements.
Actually your question is off-topic here, because it’s javascripts specific and not specific to WordPress. But I’m answering it and making it more WordPress-centric so that others get help too. The following function will enqueue a custom.js file from your theme folder’s /js subfolder to only admin panel (put it in functions.php of your theme): … Read more