i had been looking for the code where logged in users will be able to see post of his own only i have managed to make simple function that we can use for the same the function snippet has to be included in functions .php file in the theme folder which you are using function … Read more
Use add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘pb_admin_style’); and as the manual states, the admin_enqueue_scripts can also be used to target a specific admin page. Use this to only select the admin page you want. function pb_admin_style($hook) { if( ‘edit.php’ != $hook ) return; wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_custom_script’, plugins_url(‘/myscript.js’, __FILE__) ); } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘pb_admin_style’ );
It sounds like you do want a custom post type, you just want to set the public argument to false. The register_post_type() has lots of arguments that will let you do everything you probably want. Along with public, you’ll probably set has_archive to false. Setting show_ui to true will allow you to manage the posts … Read more
Yes there is, but I cannot find a simpler way… Here, we are changing the Media submenu and inverting Add new and Library. add_filter( ‘custom_menu_order’, ‘wpse_73006_submenu_order’ ); function wpse_73006_submenu_order( $menu_ord ) { global $submenu; // Enable the next line to inspect the $submenu values // echo ‘<pre>’.print_r($submenu,true).'</pre>’; $arr = array(); $arr[] = $submenu[‘upload.php’][10]; $arr[] = … Read more
The system redirects after an update with updated=true. You could check for that GET parameter on the load-theme-editor.php hook, something like: add_action( ‘load-theme-editor.php’, function() { if (isset($_GET[‘updated’]) && true == $_GET[‘updated’]) { // clear the cache } } ); I looked for more specific hooks and couldn’t find any, by the way.
I think I get what you are saying, and if not, forgive me: just add your meta fields / metabox inside: if( current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) ){ // put code here } *this is assuming you aren’t asking how to add a metafield or metabox.
You can use these filters: add_filter( ‘request’, ‘users_orderby_column’ ); function users_orderby_column( $vars ) { // Your code goes here }
Easy and your css to overwrite the default style like this add_action(‘admin_print_styles’, ‘auctions_admin_print_styles_332’); function auctions_admin_print_styles_332(){ if ((isset($_GET[‘post_type’]) && $_GET[‘post_type’] == ‘auctions’) || (isset($post_type) && $post_type == ‘auctions’)){ //include your css file using wp_enqueue_style() somthing like wp_enqueue_style( ‘handle name’, plugins_url(‘/style.css’, __FILE__), array(), ‘1.0’ ); // or a more hackish way would be to echo out the … Read more
Q: Is it possible to set the post title upon saving the post to be the assigned category name? A: Yes it is. Each time a post is saved or created, a filter is called. You can hook into that filter and set the title of the post to the value you want. This will, … Read more
Well, your steps are pretty much all you need to do, the only other thing I’d do is to use the WP Migrate DB plugin(I personally use it and it saves me a lot of time when migrating the Database) – it supports for change of both URL and paths – you can change one … Read more