Tag: backend

  • Remove Menu Item in WordPress Admin Panel

    With WordPress Version 3.1 two new functions were added which makes it easier to remove menu- and submenu-entries in WordPress Admin Panel. These functions removing entries of the menu-tree remove_menu_page or submenus – remove_submenu_page.

  • New Plugin to Style your Plugin on WordPress Admin with Default Styles!

    WordPress is developing fast – this also applies to the design of the backend. So it is important not to use your own styles in the admin area and use tags and classes of WordPress. This is the best way you can simplify your work as a developer and you don’t have to test the…

  • View Blog ID in WordPress Multisite

    When you work quite a bit with WordPress Multisites, sometimes you need the IDs for some functions or Plugins. The easiest way is via the hover effect with your mouse or you use a little code snippet to add a column with the ID in the table view.

  • Small Extension for the Media-Library

    Small changes can sometimes work wonders. If you use the library and use a lot of pictures in the posts, the following small link in the library will surely help you. Thus, images can be easily reused. A link will be created so you can access the image directly and there is no need to…

  • Simple Autoresize for WordPress Background Image Function

    Simple Autoresize for WordPress Background Image Function

    In WordPress 3.0 you have the possibility to easily upload and use a background image. The image is positioned via CSS in the background. Thus it is not quite simple to have the possibility of auto resize and the background adapts to the size of the browser. There are some nice possibilities for this request,…

  • WordPress Plugin Development: Style Your Message Boxes

    Displaying a message to the user after he started an action belongs to a good usability. In the era of Web 2.0 applications, the user is expecting such optical signal after his actions. Also WordPress Plugin developer should give the user a result message, if necessary, provided with further information. The WordPress admin area often…