If the screen is less than 782px, “Screen Options” are hidden. @media screen and (max-width: 782px) { #collapse-menu, #screen-meta, #screen-meta-links, .post-format-select { display: none!important; } }
Too many redirects after added SSL redirect on port 80 virtual host
I don’t believe you are doing anything wrong, I think it is the way the get_users function works https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_users… search – Use this argument to search users by email address, URL, ID, username or display_name. Perhaps the phrases you are searching with do not match any of the above as it needs to be a … Read more
I think you want to force everything to go over https, is that right? If so I’d remove your rewrite rule, make sure that that allows you to access admin (over http) and then use the WordPress HTTPS (SSL) plugin instead. It allows you to configure how SSL is used by WordPress, and I think … Read more
If you’re sure you don’t need those plugins and if TGM is not tied up with any required licenses for your plugins, just pull TGM Plugin Activation right out. It’s a three step process. One: find and delete the plugin registration function. <?php /** * Required and Recommended Plugins */ function prefix_register_plugins() { /** * … Read more
Check if you or a plugin include bootstrap and the bootstrap CSS / Theme files. Bootstraps .hidden class looks like: .hidden { display: none !important; } But overrides wordpress’ definition of .hidden: .hidden { display: none; } The Top ‘Help’ & ‘Screen Options’ bars are displayed via inline style display: block, which is overridden by … Read more
Set the argument ‘show_in_menu’ => false while registering your post with register_post_type() would make admin menus for that post type ignored, so this is the best solution here to hide menus. If you can’t access it, you could hook a function on admin_menu to add or remove menus and submenus. Here’s an example. We did … Read more
You will need to modify some values directly in the database in order to change the url of your primary domain. The values in the following tables needs to be modified: wp_options, wp_site, wp_sitemeta, wp_blogs and wp_#_options Try this link it has all the steps involved in detail
Because wp_dequeue_style should run after wp_enqueue_style ran. So you need to call it with a lower priority so your hook can be applied after it has been enqueued. try this add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_dequeue_scripts’, 99 ); function my_dequeue_scripts(){ wp_dequeue_style( ‘dashboard’ ); }
How do I let logged out users see the dashboard?