I always do it with Frank Bültge’s Adminimize in Global Options, you’ll find Your Own Options in the left column you put any name for your reference in the right column you put the ID or Classes you want to hide if I’m not mistaken, you’d want to hide this #visibility.misc-pub-section,.misc-pub-section.curtime.misc-pub-section-last Here’s a reference list … Read more
try the following: $custom_admin_mb = new WPAlchemy_MetaBox(array( ‘id’ => ‘_custom_admin_meta’, ‘title’ => ‘Admin only’, ‘template’ => get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/custom/admin_meta.php’, ‘output_filter’ => ‘my_output_filter’, )); function my_output_filter() { if (current_user_can(‘administrator’)) return true; return false; }
Most of the jQuery UI is already built in to the WP admin and it is planned for the WP 3.3 update to include the rest of the UI. It is not until jQuery UI 1.9 final release where tooltips will be added in so perhaps after WP 3.3, jQuery UI 1.9 will be incorporated … Read more
Use the add_meta_boxes action with a very low priority, so: function page_remove_share() { remove_meta_box( ‘sharing_meta’ , ‘page’ , ‘advanced’ ); } add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘page_remove_share’, 99 ); I think that should work.
I figured out a solution so I’m leaving the question up as it might be helpful to someone else. if ( ‘auto-draft’ == $post->post_status ) : $selected = false; else : $selected = $post->post_author; endif;
It’s default WordPress behavior. You cannot create, save or even trash “empty” posts (considering, for that last case, that you created one manually). Luckily, there’s a filter that allows you to override it and insert / save posts without need for title or content; insert this into your functions.php: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post_empty_content’, ‘__return_false’); I’ve successfully created a … Read more
The hook you are after is edit_link (I couldn’t find any documentation). It’s fired from inside wp_insert_link (itself fired whenever a link is created or updated). The action only passes one argument, the link’s ID, to the callback. So you would need to change 2 to 1, on your add_action call: add_action( ‘edit_link’, ‘mytheme_save_data’, 10, … Read more
There’re 2 things you should consider: change send_to_editor inside click callback. This will change this function only when needed, e.g. when uploader is shown. This also prevent unwanted things with global variables. You should always backup the send_to_editor. Here’s my sample code (not tested): jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘#upload_image_button_main’).click(function() { var backup = window.send_to_editor; window.send_to_editor = function(html) … Read more
Not sure what you mean by “drop down select meta box”, so maybe I’m way off, but there is a wp_dropdown_pages function that does that.
<?php // Check to make sure array is ready if( isset($_POST[‘activite_dates’]) && is_array($_POST[‘activite_dates’]) ) { // If we have an array ready to save delete all the previous data delete_post_meta( $post_id, “dates”); foreach($_POST[‘activite_dates’] as $date) { // Use add post meta instead of passing the array directly in add_post_meta( $post_id, “dates”, esc_attr($date)); } } $dates_gf … Read more