The admin footer bar is the one line of text displayed at the very bottom of your admin interface. By default it reads “Thank you for creating with WordPress” on the left, and shows the current...
Learn MoreTo get a reference to a specific admin page (such as Dashboard), we can use the admin_url(), network_admin_url() or get_admin_url() functions, like so: get_admin_url( ‘index.php’ ); You will need...
Learn MoreA bit related to my previous post about using jQuery UI elements in the WordPress admin interface, it’s likely that at some point you want to load your own CSS styles to your plugin or theme’s...
Learn MoreOne thing I’ve been struggling with was to use jQuery UI elements in my plugins, for example jQuery UI Tabs. Even though the libraries are included with WordPress, I couldn’t get them to work....
Learn MoreThis is surprisingly easy thanks to a function called remove_menu_page(); To remove the Dashboard item for example, you can use the function like this: // remove Dashboard...
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