Problems with removing admin bar
I am trying to remove the admin bar from a theme front end of a theme.
I am trying to remove the admin bar from a theme front end of a theme.
Is there a way to take the global $wp_meta_boxes
variable to be used in the front-end? Currently the $wp_meta_boxes
is accessible on specific admin pages only.
How can I create a URL to an admin page (under /wp-admin/) that I’m not adding to the navigation? I want to use the URL for an ajax request.
If I am using my own created custom theme, the Post Categories Page in admin panel is not getting updated automatically when I add a new Category. To see the new category I have to reload the page Manually.
I’ve been playing with custom post types & custom fields, using a combination of the types
plugin and the advanced custom fields
plugin, also having done the same manually.
When changing premalinks, none of the pages and links are not working except home page 🙁
I can’t figure out for the life of me how to add a custom body class to the WordPress login page. I found this thread, which suggests using the admin_body_class
along with this one to check if the current page is the login, and nothing seems to work. I have a multisite network going, and my ultimate aim is to add the blog_id
number for each site to its corresponding login page as a body class- is this possible? This is one approach I’ve tried, to no avail:
I am trying to upload a 762KB picture using the multi-file uploader at /wp-admin/media-new.php. This page reports that my maximum upload filesize is 2GB.
I’m using the manage_users_columns to display a custom field I create in the usermeta database called company. My code is as follows:
I had added some content to contextual help section for plugin options page.