Try instead using the template_redirect hook. Here I have a blogpost on using that approach: http://www.tomjn.com/386/content-without-posts/ I’ve had no issues with the admin toolbar using this method. It includes a helper class: <?php /** * A helper class to implement arbitrary content at arbitrary URLs without a supporting post or page. * Inherit from this … Read more
Yes, NGG can be used exactly like you described it. under Other Settings you find the Lightbox Effects where you can select Fancybox, and click Show Advanced Options. That’s where you can find/set class=”fancybox” rel=”gallery” and you’re good to go. To show single images you can use the shortcode [singlepic id=47 …], for instance.
/** * Set new user’s display name as their login. * * @link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/138034/1685 * * @param int $user_id */ function wpse_138034_display_name_as_login( $user_id ) { if ( $user = get_user_by( ‘id’, $user_id ) ) { // Prevent infinite loop. remove_action( ‘user_register’, __function__ ); wp_update_user( array( ‘ID’ => $user_id, ‘display_name’ => $user->user_login, ) ); // All … Read more
This seems to work, modifying the display_css_output() in this way: function display_css_output() { $html = get_transient( ‘my_custom_styles’ ); if ( empty( $html ) ) { $html = $this->generate_css_output(); global $wp_customize; if ( ! isset( $wp_customize ) ) { set_transient( ‘my_custom_styles’, $html, DAY_IN_SECONDS ); } } echo $html; } $short_life no longer needed. Basically check to … Read more
How can I add them to the middle? You won’t be able to add them directly where you want, but you can get close. There are four hooks to put stuff into the profile page: personal_options — fires on every user edit screen, including when a user is viewing their own profile. Directly above username. … Read more
If you want to allow users to “manipulate it before it gets sent off to the API” I would suggest using a filter instead of an action. if ( ! empty( $p[‘form_data’] ) ) { parse_str( $p[‘form_data’], $fd ); if ( ! empty( $fd[‘list-id’] ) ) { // Create and store the variables needed to … Read more
Loading the admin panel in the browser, and loading the admin panel inside an iframe are the same thing. You can’t block one without blocking the other unless you differentiate them somehow. You would need to make the code that stops users accessing the admin panel look for some identifier, e.g.: if the URL has … Read more
My solution. I added via functions.php the following: function my_login_logo() { ?> <style type=”text/css”> .login #backtoblog{ float: right; position: relative; top: -35px; } </style> <?php } add_action( ‘login_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_login_logo’ ); That code move to right side and a little to top the ‘Back to Blog/site’ link. Hope that helps!
This line of code is incorrect <?php if ( !function_exists(‘redmenu_widget’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘redmenu_widget’) ) : ?> More to the point, your negative operator (!) is wrong here That line of code simply translates to If the function redmenu_widget does not exist OR if the sidebar redmenu_widget does not exists, do something You should just drop the … Read more
media_row_actions only filters the links in the Media Library (/wp-admin/upload.php?mode=list) And $wp_query_obj really should be $actions, since that’s whats being filtered. What’s in the object is an array of action keys and corresponding action links: ( [edit] => <a href=”http://domain.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=XX&action=edit”>Edit</a> [delete] => <a class=”submitdelete” onclick=’return showNotice.warn();’ href=”post.php?action=delete&post=XX&_wpnonce=XXXX”>Delete Permanently</a> [view] => <a href=”http://domain.com/?attachment_id=XX” title=”View “Attachment Title”” … Read more