Just to make sure, I took a look in the actual source code of the WordPress repository. The line in question is: <div class=”widget-title”><h4><?php echo $widget_title ?><span class=”in-widget-title”></span></h4></div> I also went through and checked previous changesets to see if we ever accidentally released broken code. If you want to look at the revision log yourself, … Read more
You could also use Advanced Custom Fields Plugin. It allows you to create whatever type of field you wish, and then adds it to posts or pages (or both). After that, it is pretty simple to call within the wordpress loop.
The code is in wp-admin/includes/template.php, function screen_meta(). However, there’s no hook to disable the help button, so if you want to get rid of the button, you’d have to use CSS or JS. If you choose CSS, a body.index-php .screen-meta #contextual-help-link-wrap { display: none; } should do. If you just want to get rid of … Read more
It’s interesting the front end / published site is fast but not the admin. Have tried turning off all plugins? Can you setup a 2nd “sandbox” site and import all the content into that? Or try a cheap but fast host like MDD hosting and setup a test site there for $7/month. If you have … Read more
Here’s 1 way to fix this. Add below inside Site2 wp-config.php: define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://Site2’); define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://Site2’); Once logged in, go to Settings > General and change WordPress address (URL), Site address (URL) to Site2. Then delete those 2 lines that you add inside wp-config.php.
My guess is that you’re either running into issues with verbose rewrite rules (which, if you’ve reverted to default permalink structure and still have the problem, isn’t the problem), or else you’re just running into server resource limits. Have you tried using W3 Total Cache or another caching Plugin, to see if anything improves?
First of all, “link description” is defined in the database structure as VARCHAR(255), and I don’t think there’s anything in core limiting the size of the field farther. Are you sure that you can’t fit more than 30 characters in your bookmark descriptions? That said, 255 characters can still be small if you are trying … Read more
See the top answer on this Stackoverflow question. Basically you need to use: decodeURI((RegExp(name + ‘=’ + ‘(.+?)(&|$)’).exec(location.search)||[,null])[1]); Get URL parameter with jQuery
Disallow with no trailing slash is the same as “allow all” – see here – nice find!
It’s a bad idea to try to make the wp-admin area look like the front-end. It’s an uphill battle. Try using my Front-end Editor plugin: it allows editing widgets directly from the front-end etc.