If someone has managed to access the admin area by making it look like they are someone else, isn’t it all over anyway? This to me is more part of your exclusions as this is the main way anyone gains access through WordPress… So not really, if you have a backup, just drop the Database, … Read more
You can use get_current_screen() to check on which page you are then make a redirect to specific admin page. get_current_screen() return the screen object like WP_Screen Object ( [action] => [base] => dashboard [columns:WP_Screen:private] => 0 [id] => dashboard [in_admin:protected] => site [is_network] => [is_user] => [parent_base] => [parent_file] => [post_type] => [taxonomy] => [_help_tabs:WP_Screen:private] … Read more
You could try following: $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); if( user_can( $current_user, ‘main-admin’ ) ) { // Do your stuff } For more info please read in the Codex about: user_can , wp_get_current_user Edit: my mistake, was reading wrong, I thought you meant a custom role main-admin. Not to make my mistake suddenly as correct, but maybe … Read more
What RST said. “SuperAdmins” are for network (multi-site) only. That user has ability to be the admin of all sub-sites. “Admin” is the highest level for non-multi-site (non-network) sites. (added as an answer to show that this question is answered by a comment to the question).
Try this. Even if you want to change “View Site” link then remove “site-name” and add “view-site” in get_node. Thanks. add_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘customize_my_wp_admin_bar’, 80 ); function customize_my_wp_admin_bar( $wp_admin_bar ) { $site_node = $wp_admin_bar->get_node(‘site-name’); //Change link $site_node->href = home_url().’/velkommen’; //Update Node. $wp_admin_bar->add_node($site_node); }
The quickest way to do this is through an Apache rewrite via mod_rewrite. You’ll also have to tell WordPress where to points its login links using the login_url and logout_url filters. return apply_filters(‘login_url’, $login_url, $redirect); return apply_filters(‘logout_url’, $logout_url, $redirect);
Unfortunately this isn’t possible (without a slight hack)- since there are no hooks provided (see for example the edit.php page). A quick and easy hack is to use JavaScript to add the link after the usual ‘Add New’ link. Here I’ve used the admin_print_footer_scripts hook (on ‘post’, or ‘edit-post’ screens) to print the JavaScript. Note … Read more
You can also change the menu with the global variables of WordPress for display the menu and submenu. All first items are in the var $menu and all suparts are in $submenu. Also a small example for change the order of the submenu-items with edit.php. Add thius plugin and see the result via debugging. The … Read more
Ok, I revisited this and revised my answer.. But like I said before: the hook you are (trying) to use won’t/can’t work for the purpose you are aiming for, simply because its only occurrence is in class-wp-posts-list-table.php, which nomen est omen is used to show the post list, the right place should be class-wp-terms-list-table.php. 1. … Read more
You just need one extra thing for this. Here is the code I typically use to do what you are doing: function pws_block_admin() { if ( // Look for the presence of /wp-admin/ in the url stripos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’],’/wp-admin/’) !== false && // Allow calls to async-upload.php stripos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’],’async-upload.php’) === false && // Allow calls to admin-ajax.php stripos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’],’admin-ajax.php’) … Read more