The capabilities that you are trying to restrict are delete_others_posts edit_others_posts Apart from Super Admin and Administrator, the only Role that have these permission is Editor. So, removing these capabilities from Editor should accomplish this. /** * Remove capabilities from editors. * * Call the function when your plugin/theme is activated. */ function wpcodex_set_capabilities() { … Read more
I have a solution I tested, and it works. The autocomplete for the tags is currently done via an ajax request to the file admin-ajax.php. The solution I would suggest is to block the processing of the request so that it does not return any result. I would do : function no_tag_suggest() { if( DOING_AJAX … Read more
There are several ways to handle mobile devices and doing it inside of single theme is builky and hard to maintain (as for me at least). More commonly this seems to be accomplished with separate templates or separate mobile-specific theme. I don’t know about WP Super Cache specifics because I hadn’t used it extensively. Plugin … Read more
That’s an old question, if someone like me landed on this page for WORDPRESS MULTISITE MENU sharing across all network sites without any plugin, Not only menu you can use the same method to share anything other then widgets across all the network sites. here is the solution : Edit your Header.php //store the current … Read more
You are missing the “checked” value for the inputs <input type=”checkbox” name=”language” <?php if (get_the_author_meta( ‘language’, $user->ID) == ‘Mandarin’ ) { ?>checked=”checked”<?php }?> value=”Mandarin” /> Mandarin<br /> Also, the usermeta is dealing but your are checking for $_POST[‘gender’] Finally, you should have one usermeta for English and other for Mandarin, as they are not mutually … Read more
I am not sure there is a way to suppress all these links, but you can hide them with CSS: add_action( ‘login_head’, ‘hide_login_nav’ ); function hide_login_nav() { ?><style>#nav,#backtoblog{display:none}</style><?php } Result:
Don’t modify core, use the actions and hooks system instead add_action( ‘login_init’, ‘yourloginoverrides’ ); function yourloginoverrides() { // do some check and call wp_redirect if its true or whatever you wanted to do }
your code is correct, however, that filter only applies to the wp_login_form() function, which is not what wp-login.php uses, so you won’t be seeing your text there if that’s what you’re expecting! try adding a call to wp_login_form() in a template to see what the filter does.
WordPress’ new menu system is both wondrous and infinitely frustrating, depending on what you are trying to do and what day of the week it happens to be. 🙂 It’s a great idea but far from mature so while it’s a feature I applaud I’ll be happier when v3.3 or v3.4 of WordPress rolls out … Read more
Assuming you are using WordPress v3.x (as I don’t remember how this works in earlier versions) this is what you need to do if starting from scratch: Create a “Page“ and call it “Home Page” (or whatever.) Create another Page and call it “Blog” (or whatever.) In the admin console select the “Settings” > “Reading” … Read more