WordPress has some functions to help work with lists of objects. These are especially helpful when working with the nav menu objects or the query object. wp_filter_object_list() takes an array of objects and filters them by a given set of criteria. You get a result that only contains objects that match your criteria. Once you … Read more
I figured out the problem: You must specify an ID in the add_menu array if the title is not alphanumeric. So, this code worked: function my_admin_bar_menu() { global $wp_admin_bar; if ( !is_super_admin() || !is_admin_bar_showing() ) return; $wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array( ‘title’ => __( ‘#’), ‘id’ => __( ‘my_menu_item’), ‘href’ => admin_url(‘myurl.php’))); } add_action(‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘my_admin_bar_menu’); The only change … Read more
Yep, believe so. Try this (enqueue in admin styles): Show sub-menus at all times #adminmenu .wp-submenu, .folded #adminmenu .wp-submenu { display: block !important; } Hide Pop-up Navs .wp-submenu.sub-open { display: none !important; } That should get you started with it, otherwise you can go to wp-admin.dev.css and edit the navigation there, starting at line c. … Read more
WordPress already takes care of that for you. The third argument in your add_menu_page function, which reads edit_themes is the capability required to access the page. If the user doesn’t have that capability he can’t access the page, so WordPress won’t show him that option on the menu. Clever, no? Now, from the code you … Read more
You have to create a new array for the new item and pass the parent parameter as the id of this already created item. In your case, the args array should be like this: $args = array( ‘id’ => ‘my-item’, ‘title’ => ‘My Item’, ‘href’ => ‘#’, ‘parent’ => ‘theme_page’, ‘meta’ => array( ‘title’ => … Read more
You can remove this via javascript. The class of the theme informations is versions and the ID of this Meta Box is dashboard_right_now. The follow screenshot demonstrate how I find this class and id via Crome Webinspector. add_action( ‘admin_footer-index.php’, ‘fb_remove_comments_areas’ ); function () { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> //<![CDATA[ jQuery(document).ready( function($) { $( ‘#dashboard_right_now .versions’ ).remove(); … Read more
have you looked at the codex ?? : http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_menu you do NOT need to load any WP files like you are doing if you’re code is for a plugin!!!
Since I’m getting no answers, here’s the workaround I ended up using in case anyone runs into the same issue. I added a hidden field for each checkbox with the key as the value, then in the sanitisation function I simply check for the hidden field instead of the checkbox so I can tell wether … Read more
Yes, it’s possible. First of all you need a way to identify the page. there are different way to do it: by page slug, by page template… I suggest you to create a fucntion that retrieve that page. Let’s assume the contact page has a page template called ‘page-contacts.php’. function get_contact_page() { $args = array( … Read more
Are you referring to the meta bar where people can login or register? I’d recommend using jQuery, because if you make the change to the core, it’ll be overwritten once you update it. $(‘a[href*=”register”]’).text(‘join’); This basically states find an anchor tag where the href contains the word register. Once it finds it, it changes the … Read more