WordPress Admin

You've landed on the archives page for posts filed under the WordPress administration category.

Here you'll find a range of content related to everything you need to know about the admin side of WordPress.

Most posts in this category relate to the different controls in your Dashboard or admin panel as some call it.

Add Admin Notice That Displays Once Per User

This code can be used in a plugin or theme. It enables you to display an admin notice that only displays once. The code includes a

The WordPress core includes a nice welcome widget that displays when you install WordPress. The widget is targeted at beginners and

Whenever you update WordPress, you'll see a new welcome page which provides details of the new features in the latest version like

Here's a quick tip giving you a few options to choose from if you need to change a users role. 1. You can go to Users and edit the user

By default, WordPress automatically deletes trash every 30 days. Trash includes deleted posts, spam comments and other unwanted content

This tutorial creates a new editor which you can use anywhere in your theme. Firstly, here's the most basic usage: Related

If you ever change the WordPress Address (URL) or Site Address (URL) in your general settings, you might find you're locked out of your

This tutorial enables you to add any number of Google web fonts to a drop down list of web safe fonts on the 3rd row of your TinyMce editor

This tutorial shows you how to use 2 different functions to display any of the profile field data on the front end using a custom

This PHP code, once added to your child themes functions.php file, removes the site title and description in Genesis.

There's different code you can use to redirect logged out users to the login page in WordPress. These code snippets enable you to make

If you're working on your local installation of WordPress, you know what its like being logged out all the time. This code enables you to

This code can be added to your themes functions file or your plugins main functions file. It generates a dashboard widget like

Simply paste this PHP code at the end of your child themes functions.php file. The widget only displays for logged out visitors and not

This code enables you to very easily create custom user roles once added to your functions file. If you want to make a membership site

This code creates a shortcode which you can use to wrap content you want to hide from logged out users. The code includes text and a link

This simple solution enables you to customize the permalinks for your custom post types and CPT taxonomy types. All you need to do is

This code redirects anyone how isn't a logged in user to the absolute URL in the code. In this case, all logged out users will be

This solution enables you to restrict access to file downloads to logged in users only. The .htaccess directives enable you