How to remove admin menu pages inserted by plugins?
I’ve got the following code, which cleans up a lot of stuff that is not going to be used within the admin area:
I’ve got the following code, which cleans up a lot of stuff that is not going to be used within the admin area:
I’m having an issue with my admin menu in WordPress. As you can see in the image below the formatting of the menu is out of order. This happens whenever I first land on one of the admin pages but if I refresh the page the menu looks fine. I tried disabling my plugins but none of them seem to be causing the issue.
I have spent the last day using the functions.php file to fully customize WordPress for my client sites. I am amazed at how much I have been able to accomplish and how much easier it will make things for my clients.
Get the “Microsite” submenu page to be highlighted when editing an Attorney (for this we need to somehow be able to apply “current” to the submenu item,_ and some hooks in the _wp_menu_output() function would provide what’s needed here),
Hey all i am trying to find the section within the edit.php page where it populates the table with all my current pages. What i want to do is add another colum to the table in order to launch a side page for changing a picture.
I have two simple functions that load stuff using wp_enqueue_style() and wp_enqueue_script(), something like these:
Does anyone know how to add an admin menu separator? I found this but it did not help.
I have seen and been using the following technique for adding php scripts to my plugin for handling custom forms in a wordpress plugin.
I created my own contact form and I’m using WP_List_Table to display submitted forms in wp-admin. I edited this example WP_List_Table from github and it works fine.
I currently developing a wordpress plugin that is using two custom post types. What I want to know here: is it possible to add a custom post type menu as another custom post type’s sub menu?