The way I think this needs to be done: Examine how an existing integration allows a particular CMS to authenticate using wordpress. Possibly this MediaWiki integration. Work out how this authenticates a wordpress user. Examine an existing friendica authentication plugin, such as the LDAP one that comes with the CMS, and update this to use … Read more
To override the CSS on the admin side (in order to make it match your theme) you can enqueue your own css: function admin_custom_css() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘stylesheet_name’, ‘stylesheet.css’) }; add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘admin_custom_css’ ); This will insert your custom css on every admin page. See this answer for how to do this for certain admin pages only: … Read more
This is a pretty big project you’re talking about.. Using WordPress as the base CMS isn’t necessarily a bad idea as you/an admin could create new users and it would take care of all the logging in procedures. Firstly I would recommend learning how to make basic WordPress themes. You could try hacking about the … Read more
It’s a CSS answer rather than a WP answer, but adding !important to your CSS rules should do it. Anywhere in your child theme’s CSS that you would like a rule like this… .comment-list .reply a { color: teal; } … to override the inline CSS then try using this in your stylesheet instead: .comment-list … Read more
I was able to achieve this by replacing the wplink plugin with tinyMCE’s default link plugin, and then using the original function as is. I created my own plugin though for the whole tinyMCE editor, and then copy/pasted the individual plugin folders from wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins, and then only included the ‘link’ plugin, so what I wound … Read more
If all you want is to go to a specific section of the home page, then the easiest way is to use the relative URL mark / and then use the anchor #xxx. So the custom link for the menu will be: /#xxx. Note the difference between #xxx and /#xxx as custom link. The best … Read more
Create new plugin and add this as your the content: <?php /* Plugin Name: [CR]TestDropIn Plugin URI: http://bayu.freelancer.web.id/ Description: A barebone plugin to test whatever wordpress API you want to test Author: Arief Bayu Purwanto Version: 0.0.1 Author URI: http://bayu.freelancer.web.id */ add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘xxx_admin_hook’); function xxx_admin_hook(){ ?> <script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery(‘#post’).submit(function() { //alert(‘Handler for … Read more
Hi @jonasl: I asked a clarifying question but I’m going to go ahead and at least start to answer. The function in WordPress core that controls post slugs and adds numbers to them in order to force them to be unique is wp_unique_post_slug(). In WordPress 3.0.3 you can find it on line 2530 in /wp-includes/post.php. … Read more
Multisite does not have cross-posting built in. you can do what you want with one of these: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/threewp-broadcast/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multipost-mu/
You might be interested in this Q/A in the FAQ category: How to: Easily Move a WordPress Install from Development to Production? Server mirroring/migration is a pain because there are so many pieces that might (or might not) need to be synced. PHP code (core, plugins, themes) is easy enough to keep straight. But when … Read more