This is a known issue: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36208 https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/9757 Currently the only solution is to delete all comments associated with any deactivated post type.
Set your WordPress to a RTL language, then use the following code in functions.php or as the plugin: <?php add_filter( ‘locale’, ‘my_set_admin_locale’ ); function my_set_admin_locale( $locale ) { // check if you are in the Admin area if( is_admin() ) { // set LTR locale $locale=”en_US”; } return( $locale ); } Or otherwise, set WordPress … Read more
Yes, there is. You can use admin_menu hook to loop through menu items and add span with notification. There are two classes that WP uses for these notifications update-plugins and awaiting-mod. The second one looks more appropriate in this case, I guess… Here’s some code: function add_user_menu_notification() { global $menu; $user_count = count_users(); // get … Read more
It would seem that there should be a Gravity Forms in your plugin folder, assuming it’s not part of a theme. You could try installing the latest version of Gravity Forms plugin via Add Plugins, and see if you can then get into editing the forms. There should be an entry on the Settings menu … Read more
Actually figured out what was wrong. Somehow my user permission was none. Then I change it to admin, still no luck…then realise it didn’t change because there was no “nickname” set. So basically just logged into another admin account and gave my account admin status. Would love to know what caused it though.
One way is by using the load-users.php hook which is fired only on the wp-admin/users.php page, and then use the wp_dropdown_users_args filter to modify the parameters (e.g. the role parameter) passed to wp_dropdown_users(). In addition, we check to make sure that the field name is reassign_user which is what WordPress use in the users.php file. … Read more
There’s a new filter admin_viewport_meta in WordPress 5.5 – https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_admin_viewport_meta/ Now you can change viewport: function my_meta_viewport() { return ‘width=980,initial-scale=1.0’; // your value } add_action( ‘admin_viewport_meta’, ‘my_meta_viewport’ );
The solution that worked for me was to update WordPress to the latest version. I tried deleting the theme and to run the website, it didn’t work. It’s very awkward how the website crashed down and I was surprised that updating WordPress actually solved the problem. Thanks, to everyone who tried to help!
You are almost there! If you check out where the plugin developer is adding this action, you’ll see they are setting a priority of 1000. While the priority of your function is being called at 999. https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/all-in-one-seo-pack/trunk/aioseop_class.php#L3907 Update your priority to be greater than 1000: add_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘aldous_remove_items_from_admin_bar’, 1200 ); Overriding function calls with plugins … Read more
All users with author and contributor roles – actualy any in-built role above subscriber – should be available from the author dropdown. However, if you want organization_administrator users to be available also, you will need to assign those users a contibrutor or author role as well (anything more than subscriber.) This seems to be due … Read more