I did search for it, you just need to remove the action called action_admin_menu. just add this line in your theme’s functions.php file. remove_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘action_admin_menu’ );
Please see https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/show_admin_bar. With newer version of WordPress you may need to use the following which will leave the Toolbar available in the Dashboard but hide it on all front facing pages. So instead of show_admin_bar(true); you can use add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_true’);
Try adding this code to your theme functions.php file: if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { show_admin_bar( true ); } If this doesn’t work, try logging into your site using a new “Incognito” window and see if the Admin Bar shows up on the front end. If it does, you probably need to clear the cookies for … Read more
I would recommend NOT forcing HTTPS quite yet. Instead, remove all that stuff in wp-config.php and in the .htaccess. Then, login to WordPress making sure you’re using the HTTPS link. If you can login, then you now know you can login as both HTTP and HTTPS. Then, you can force HTTPS. If you can login … Read more
Reset Plugins Manually: There might be an issue with the plugins. As you can’t get into admin, you have to reset them manually. Just follow these steps mentioned here. If it solves the problem, activate the plugins one by one to find the defective one. Activate Default Theme Manually: If resetting plugins doesn’t fix your … Read more
You can turn on output buffering, include (and evaluate) the PHP file, and save the output (of the evaluated code) in a variable, like so: ob_start(); include ‘docs/row_layouts.php’; $html = ob_get_clean(); Then just use ‘html’ => $html in the meta array when you call the $admin_bar->add_menu(). Or if you don’t need to evaluate any PHP … Read more
First thing you need to do is take a backup of your current state. Then we start debugging. A lot of things could cause this error so we have to first determine the root cause. To do this go to your wp-admin folder and in the wp-config.php file add the following line of code: define( … Read more
What are you doing in the parsing function of the post content? You can do the same thing on the trigger of the standard update button to avoid data loss. Please use the save_post hook to perform your function on the click of the standard update button. Please see the below link for documentation of … Read more
I unfortunately don’t have an exact answer to my question. But I was able to resolve my issue by starting from scratch, and using this plugin as a guide: Custom List Table Example The plugin contains just one PHP file, which creates a new admin page for you, and adds a full admin table. The … Read more
Only a small portion of my export page renders