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.
Apparently the function is not defined at the point of calling your code ..so wrap the code of yours in to a function and hook it to the init.
I was unable to solve this myself but I finally found a plugin to achieve this, not sure how I missed it in the WordPress plugin repository. https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-first-last/
I’m not 100% sure exactly what you wish to place in the ‘last revision’ column, but just so you are aware you can switch the view on the Posts table to Excerpt View using the button below the search box. This view allows you to see the first few lines of the post as well … Read more
It’s easier then you thought! Just add this code to the functions.php file in your theme. function prefix_set_default_editor() { return ‘text’; } add_filter( ‘wp_default_editor’, ‘prefix_set_default_editor’ );
I think it’s in the wp_options table as ‘home_url’ and ‘base_url’, set both to start with http and Save the table in phpMyAdmin. If you can’t login still, disable plugin by renaming the folder. Still failing, check htaccess file and wp-config files for forced security.
Quickie Run only when you need to run and only run where you need to run Your code is almost there but you are not running at the particular time,if we use the your code it runs first and then filtered again by WooCommerce. So we have two options. Change priority of the filter Hook … Read more
Great question. As far as I can tell there isn’t a way to filter this list (there’s a long trac ticket about a proposal to, if you’re interested, and also related (but different) questions on this site here and here). Because there’s no filter, you may have to resort to doing it with jQuery. We … Read more
After digging into this for a bit, it looks like there’s a number of pages where WordPress ends up changing the behavior of the default thickbox implementation — this includes both javascript changes, as well as custom style rules. You can see an example of this here #File: wp-admin/js/media-upload.js // thickbox settings var tb_position; (function($) … Read more