I want to do it as a security precaution. I’ve already taken other actions. But I want to be able to login only with my admin username. Is there a way to do that or even a plugin?
I’m hooking into ‘edit_form_after_editor’
uploading a picture on localhost I keep receiving following error:
I have attempted a few different ways (manually, using Brozzme’s DB Prefix Tools & Addons plugin) to add a prefix to an older WP database (right now table names look like posts instead of wp_posts or stx_posts, etc.).
I am workin on a plugin (for use on my own site). I recently added a button to the admin page that generates some text, and it works fine. This is what I use (pilfered from examples):
I’m having trouble validating a nonce created with wp_create_nonce() inside a hidden input with the name nonce in an html form:
One of my customer has many pages that have the same titles, although their content is different.
I am managing a multi-site instance of Wp with 300 sites and so I am trying to see if this can be done automatically.
By default, WordPress shows admin toolbar to Administrator, Editor, or Author but not to Subscriber or unauthenticated visitors.
After years of running fine, I am suddenly getting this dreaded message after updating to 5.42. However it only happens in the Admin: