This is really a server question and not specific to WordPress. Be sure mod_rewrite is enabled in httpd.conf Apache on your version of OS X. (Google that with your version of OS X.) Restart Apache after making changes to httpd.conf. You may also need to add a blank .htaccess file in the /Users/yourusername/Sites folder so … Read more
I think you’re on the right track with a filter. Have you tried login_body_class as the filter? function add_blog_id_to_login_page( $classes ) { $blog_id = get_current_blog_id(); $classes[] = “blog-{$blog_id}”; return $classes; } add_filter( ‘login_body_class’, ‘add_blog_id_to_login_page’ );
No, you can’t hook into that function since there is no do_action or apply_filters in it, the function itself hooks to admin_init. So if your goal is to add new color schemes you have to hook your code the same way, so using your example, the required code would be something like this: // Define … Read more
hummm… do you mean something like this : function mysite_column_company( $defaults ) { $defaults[‘mysite-usercolumn-company’] = __(‘Company’, ‘user-column’); $defaults[‘mysite-usercolumn-otherfield1’] = __(‘Other field 1’, ‘user-column’); $defaults[‘mysite-usercolumn-otherfield2’] = __(‘Other field 2’, ‘user-column’); return $defaults; } function mysite_custom_column_company($value, $column_name, $id) { if( $column_name == ‘mysite-usercolumn-company’ ) { return get_the_author_meta( ‘company’, $id ); } elseif( $column_name == ‘mysite-usercolumn-otherfield1’ ) { … Read more
You can add the custom help by adding a hook to the page load e.g. page-new.php would become load-page-new.php function custom_help_page() { add_filter(‘contextual_help’,’custom_page_help’); } function custom_page_help($help) { $custom = “<h5>Custom Help</h5> <p>Custom help content</p>”; return $custom.$help; } add_action(‘load-page-new.php’,’custom_help_page’); //New page add_action(‘load-page.php’,’custom_help_page’); //Page, edits, updates etc. If you don’t want the default help to still display, … Read more
This sounded very much like a caching problem. Specifically Browser Caching. Sometimes your Server may fail to fully serve an asset. Sometimes your Browser may incorrectly store an asset. This could have been a corrupt JavaScript file, or a corrupt CSS file. Either way, it was causing aesthetic problems on the Administration Screen of WordPress … Read more
Here’s a solution. There’s a slight problem as it does not recognize when images are added to the editor. 1: Create a folder with the name tinymce-autoresize in the plugins folder. 2. Create a file in tinymce-autoresize named tinymce_autoresize.php with this content: function intialize_autoresize_plugin() { // Check user permission if ( ! current_user_can(‘edit_posts’) && ! … Read more
Yes, this is possible. On the link, there you create for the customizing view can you add a return parameter with the url, for this option. I mean, you must change the the link for the Customize Link in the Admin Menu. The follow demonstrate this. I create at fist a link inside the “Appearance” … Read more
You can try the Redirection plugin, it’s great for exactly that. EDIT You could also for example setup a subdomain that makes a transparent redirect, as in : http://admin.mywebsite.com/ which you would redirect to your wp-admin/ folder. But then I think people would still see the wp-admin/ in all the links (on hover for ex).
It sounds like Apache’s DirectoryIndex may be set “incorrectly”. Try resetting this at the top of your .htaccess file: DirectoryIndex index.php