As you have seen, you only need to use the function add_menu_page (), although the documentation assume that you created a new plugin this is not necesary to do it. you can create a new file in your theme and use include_once at the end of functions.php or simply add these functions directly into functions.php
Post type is reflected in body as class. It is .post-type-post for posts, .post-type-product for WooCommerce products and must be .post-type-food in your case. So, you can use css rule like that to detect certain post type: body.post-type-food #titlediv input { background: yellow !important; } Post status is reflected only in TinyMCE editor classes, as … Read more
exit; or store in $_SESSION. then on each page load check is_admin() and if your session var is set, then if so print the message, and remove the message from $_SESSION.
It is not enough to be able to authenticate a user based on its user/password (or whatever other authentication parameters you use), as user capabilities will be tested all over the code, both on admin and front end, and maybe other user based information like email address, avatar etc. Therefore you need to simulate all … Read more
From the screenshot, you’re trying to use an [our-team] shortcode which does not exist. You may have deactivated a plugin or made changes to a theme which caused the shortcode to no longer exist. You should look through backups to see what changed and reactivate the plugin or theme that creates the our-team shortcode.
Commas aren’t stored in the actual tag, they’re injected when tags are rendered. Whatever your tag-removal solution will be, it’ll happen via your theme files (or a plugin), and not when you input tags in the editor. Here’s a quick shortcode solution for specific usage: Place in functions.php: add_shortcode( ‘tags_no_comma_shortcode’, ‘get_tags_no_comma’ ); function get_tags_no_comma() { … Read more
Ok I’ve found the problem. The issue was indeed that I was not passing the nonce of the request in the proper way. Because, as I found in the docs: If no nonce is provided the API will set the current user to 0, turning the request into an unauthenticated request, even if you’re logged … Read more
You can block/allow external requests if you like, using a combination of WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL and WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS. Here is the note from /wp-includes/class-http.php: /** * Block requests through the proxy. * * Those who are behind a proxy and want to prevent access to certain hosts may do so. This will * prevent plugins from working and … Read more
This is controlled by theme as part of custom header feature declaration. Something like this should disable that part of the feature (you might need to adjust, depending on specific theme used): add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, function () { add_theme_support( ‘custom-header’, array( ‘header-text’ => false ) ); } );
yourdomainname/wp-login (Wrong) — 404 or NOT FOUND yourdomainname/wp-login.php (Correct) –> you will redirect to page login yourdomainname/wp-admin (Correct) –> you will redirect to page login: — Note: Make sure your site has SSL installed so that it can be accessed with httpS. If not, try with http (only) — Please open your Hosting, go to … Read more