Highlighting a Menu Item by Post Name
With the help of a couple of users, my last two questions were highlighting a custom menu item through its ID.
With the help of a couple of users, my last two questions were highlighting a custom menu item through its ID.
I want to add a page of content (a readme file) in the WordPress admin, I can’t seem to find how to do this in the codex – can anyone point me in the right direction? It will literally just be a simple page with a few paragraphs of content.
I’ve been trying to add category, tag, or custom taxonomy support to images (or all media, though I’m only concerned with Images). I’ve got it part-way figured out with:
I have a custom plugin ‘Charts’ that has it’s own menu. In that menu are links to the 3 pages for the plugin – ‘Charts’, ‘Add Chart’ and ‘Edit Chart’. However, I don’t want to display the link to ‘Edit Chart’.
I am having an issue finding out how to display the number of plugins/updates available to call somewhere else other than the admin header. I found the function wp_get_update_data should be what I need:
Using WordPress Settings API tutorial I created a new custom menu and corresponding sub menus. Each of my menus have a page of its own. I used add_menu_page() and add_submenu_page() for that. (Here is the Complete Code)
Much like how the Plugins or Comments menu items have these number notifications in a bubble for updates and unmoderated comments respectively, I’d like to use that bubble to display the number of CPTs which have a “Pending review” status. How to go about doing that?
Is there a function, action or filter that I can use to add a third level drop-down menu to the WordPress admin menu.