I am trying to hide the extra template sections in the add section part of the Elementor editor. I have tried to use CSS in the Elementor plugin and in the theme used and it didn't work, is there a better way to do this that would work?
Image of what I am trying to remove
Elementor Template Buttons
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I have been trying to figure out and searching everywhere to make a custom template gallery like happy adons or essential-addons or simialr plugin. They place an icon just beside the elementor folder icon and clicking on their icon they show their own template library right inside the elementor modal. How to do this feature? Thanks
Wordpress. How to make or maybe what plugin I can use for changing some text in paragraph from admin panel in Wordpress?
Theme and Plugin .php files can be edited using the built in admin panel editor. If it is a theme, than I would suggest making a child theme and inserting your changes there so that they are not overwritten with each theme update.
Currently with WordPress, we have 2 buttons for Tinymce, one is "Visual" and second is "Text", I want to add another editor here "Custom Editor", and in this instance I will be adding shortcode visual things, for example replacing shortcodes with custom DIV (rollover shoring Edit button etc).. Is there any tutorial there or where can I get started with just another Tinymce to WordPress through plugin.
I am beginner in WordPress ,I had put all html code of my header in to my header.php file ,but I need logo and slider images changeable from admin site .how to customize my logo and slider ?
What theme are you using? Mostly you can change both of the things u mentioned under tab "apearence" and then select "header" or "theme options".
You might want to use the
login_enqueue_scripts
hook to insert some custom CSS into the head of your page so you can show your logo instead.
You may refer to this PHP example, for a login page, on snip2code - How to customize the WordPress Login Logo
While editing a post that contains an image, WP attaches a properties inspector icon over the image to allow editing basic properties such as size, alignment, link etc.
I'd like to know how difficult it would be to hack into this dialog screen and add some custom programming to the link area.
I'd like to add a popup menu there that I can access with the click of a button (next to the existing "Link to Image" button.
I'd prefer to hook into this dialog via a file in my theme's folder or via a plug-in. I don't want to alter the wordpress code itself (to allow this to be more portable and theme specific).
The edit image popup is a TinyMCE plugin (the rich text editor that Wordpress uses), the files for which are in wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpeditimage/.
As such you can't simply use the Wordpress plugin API to modify it. You'd need to create your own TinyMCE plugin, probably by duplicating the wpeditimage plugin and adding your extra functionality. You'd also need to create a Wordpress plugin to activate the TinyMCE plugin, see these codex pages for more information on working with TinyMCE plugins in Wordpress:
http://codex.wordpress.org/TinyMCE_Custom_Buttons
http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Skeltoac/Extending_TinyMCE