The content of the dashboard, however, will not be the same according to the role of the user. Contributor won’t see much of the menu, for example. A subscriber can only manage its own profile. Try to set up different users with different roles to see how the WP Admin is displayed for those users. … Read more
Your stylesheet(s) are not being loaded. Check your themes header.php and functions.php and adjust stylesheet paths Do a hard refresh – Ctrl + F5 (CMD + F5 on Mac)
Look at the last argument to add_menu_page()— $position. $position (integer) (optional) The position in the menu order this menu should appear. By default, if this parameter is omitted, the menu will appear at the bottom of the menu structure. The higher the number, the lower its position in the menu. WARNING: if two menu items … Read more
At the top of your wp-config.php you add define(‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); this will work only in back-end and do not increase memory in front-end. If this doesn’t work in your site, you can also add this define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);
Use a conditional depending on capability. Admin’s and Editors can both moderate comments so we can use the moderate_comments capability. If a user cannot moderate comments, then remove the quick edit link. Then we can filter post_row_actions to remove the quick edit link. function remove_quick_edit(){ function unset_quick_edit( $actions ) { unset( $actions[‘inline hide-if-no-js’] ); return … Read more
Finally got this working! This is just a basic test to get the form working, but if anyone else is working on a similar issue, this is how I got it to work. Another important thing, to keep the “Headers already sent” error away, make sure that there are NO errors i.e. all fields are … Read more
Install Query Monitor to check which scripts and what hook they are using for your role. Keep in mind these scripts may have dependencies. You should probably start with the Dashboard Widgets API. The names of the default widgets on the dashboard: // Main column (left): $wp_meta_boxes[‘dashboard’][‘normal’][‘high’][‘dashboard_browser_nag’] $wp_meta_boxes[‘dashboard’][‘normal’][‘core’][‘dashboard_right_now’] $wp_meta_boxes[‘dashboard’][‘normal’][‘core’][‘dashboard_activity’] // Side Column (right): $wp_meta_boxes[‘dashboard’][‘side’][‘core’][‘dashboard_quick_press’] $wp_meta_boxes[‘dashboard’][‘side’][‘core’][‘dashboard_primary’] … Read more
Yes it is. Paste this code in your theme’s functions.php file. // Change dashboard widget width function change_dashboard_column_width() { ?> <style> @media only screen and (min-width: 500px) { #dashboard-widgets .postbox-container { width:33.3% !important; } } </style> <?php } add_action(‘admin_head’,’change_dashboard_column_width’); To force 2 columns, change the width to 50%. For 4 columns, change it to 25%.
So, I inadvertently solved my own problem by uninstalling WordPress and reinstalling it with Multisite DISABLED. Apparently it’s something about Multisite that was causing it to be hidden. Lucky for me, I don’t actually need Multisite in this case.
You may need to play around with CSS a bit. But for me following CSS does the trick. Basically Increase the height of each row. Shift all cells (td, th) down a bit (using padding-top) Reset the padding-top for Title column and position it absolutely with appropriate left and right values. Hope that helps add_action(‘admin_head’, … Read more