I have read the about this function and I see you need to parameter capability to allows the user can see the menu as an admin or editor. Read more the function to know detail: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_menu_page/ And you can try this the following code. /** * Register menu for settings form page. */ public function … Read more
I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but defining WP_DISABLE_FATAL_ERROR_HANDLER to true will disable the site health check entirely according to a post about site health check features in 5.1.
Looks like I had to just import the package style sheet located at node_modules/@wordpress/components/build-style/style.css
If I understand it correctly — you want the “Plans” sub-menu to be highlighted when on the “Add/edit plans” (pxmag-plans-edit) page, then you can do it like so: Use the add_menu_classes hook to highlight the pxmag-menu menu: function my_add_menu_classes( $menu ) { // Do nothing if not on the “Add/edit plans” page. global $plugin_page; if … Read more
that’s a great question, Alex! Not exactly an answer to the question, but the following will work: jQuery(‘#menu-settings’).first().pointer( { “content”: “<h3>Pointer header<\/h3>” + “<h4>Pointer subheader<\/h4>” + “<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Levatio igitur vitiorum magna fit in iis, qui habent ad virtutem progressionis aliquantum. Rationis enim perfectio est virtus; Sed ego in … Read more
You can use the parent_file hook to ensure the TDLRM menu is expanded when viewing the “Store users” or “Categories” page. add_filter( ‘parent_file’, ‘wpse_398962_parent_file’ ); function wpse_398962_parent_file( $parent_file ) { global $submenu_file, $typenow; // 1: This is for highlighting the TDLRM » “Store users” submenu. if ( ‘users.php’ === $parent_file && ! $submenu_file && isset( … Read more
I had not included wp_footer(). It seems the code for the toolbar is included with this call, and wp_head(). Modifying the Toolbar Reasons Why Your Toolbar May Not be Showing
The third menu item that appears (in fact, the first) is the main menu: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘Ad_menu’); function Ad_menu() { //Main menu add_menu_page( ‘Ads page title’, ‘Ads menu title’, ‘manage_options’, ‘ad_menu_slug’, function(){ echo ‘<h1>Main menu</h1>’; } ); //Submenus add_submenu_page( ‘ad_menu_slug’, ‘View page title’, ‘View menu title’, ‘manage_options’, ‘ad_view_slug’, // <– Put main menu slug here function(){ … Read more
Changing the menu title is easy enough, you just need to place this in your functions.php file – add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘my_change_admin_menu’); function my_change_admin_menu(){ global $menu; $menu[70][0] = ‘New profile menu title’; } However, you cannot change the title of this page via WordPress, not the update button text, but if you really need to do so … Read more
This is a recently discovered bug in Chrome 45 and should be solved in Chrome 47. Steps to solve according to WP issue tracker: Open in Chrome chrome://flags/#disable-slimming-paint Enable the Disable slimming paint flag. Ensure that the Enable slimming paint flag below it is not turned on. Relaunch Chrome using the button below flags.