This jQuery code seems to work, when added via the admin_footer hook. #submitdiv = the whole Publish metabox .misc-pub-section = each UI section (except the Publish and Save sections) .hide-if-js = the fields that are hidden by default $(‘#submitdiv .misc-pub-section’) .has(“#post-status-display, #timestamp”) .find(‘.hide-if-js’) .toggle(); That will unhide the Status dropdown and the Date picker.
About the Error Exception thrown without a stack frame Means that someone’s code threw and exception in a place where it wasn’t allowed to throw an exception. For instance, one cannot throw an exception in an object’s destructor. There’s a fairly good example of how this might happen in the php docs. In short, if … Read more
It’s Post Meta Box / Custom Field. Try find it in functions files inside the THEME folder.
Ultimate TinyMCE adds extra toolbar buttons to your post content editor. On your screenshot, these extra buttons are extending over into the right sidebar column. If you want to continue to run Ultimate TinyMCE and have these extra toolbar buttons, you have two options: At the top of the Edit Post screen, go to Screen … Read more
I Googled wordpress mce filter, and it led me pretty directly to a TinyMCE Custom Styles tutorial on the Codex. It’s not a simple thing — you have to, for starters, enable a hidden button in TinyMCE called styleselect — but it looks like the tutorial is fairly complete. Is that what you’re looking for? … Read more
Apparently the W3 Total Cache plugin caused this problem. I tried removing the toolbar via CSS by using display:none;. When this didn’t worked, I found that the CSS that styled the toolbar was in one of the cache folders of this plugin.
Actually is not true that on post-new.php global $post is not defined, WordPress create a post and save it in database as auto-draft using get_default_post_to_edit before output the page and so the metabox, so you can rely on global post object. However, I don’t like using global post object and to get the brand-new post … Read more
Look at F:\sites\wp-git\wp-admin\js\common.js: $(‘div.updated, div.error’).not(‘.below-h2, .inline’).insertAfter( $(‘div.wrap h2:first’) ); If your notice has the class updated or error, it will be set after the first h2 automatically. When you create custom messages, make sure you are using one of these classes. Then you can just append them to body, and WordPress will move them to … Read more
I was able to find the answer after some trial and error / tons of searching, this looks like the correct filter, just need to make sure we’re in the admin section and we’re in the correct taxonomy. /** * Modify the admin listed order of terms * * @param String $orderby * @param Array … Read more
Set the install to default, all plugins inactive and the default theme. After this step will not reduce the load, analyze the install, like with the plugin “Debug Objects”, view the queries tab, there will give you information about slow DB Queries.