I want to check status of my wordpress because I have see the error on admin bar in WordPress (see image) and I don’t know how solve it. At the moment I have see square on admin bar. I have a multi site WordPress.
Can I reinstall latest Wordpress with botton in admin? Update multi site? What do you think about? Thanks
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I'd like to figure out if i need to update my Wordpress, but I cannot figure out what version wordpress my website is running on, nor do I have any options to update Wordpress from my admin bar. If I go to the bottom of my website in the admin area, it says "powered by Wordpress" but then there is no version printed anywhere. Clicking the footer just takes me to the reader area of my wordpress account. Searching "updates" or "version" in the search doesn't reveal anything. I am at a loss how to update and protect my site.
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When you are in WP Admin, under the Dashboard link on the left there is an Updates link which will shows updates available for WP Core, your plugins and your themes.
Also in the admin bar (on any front end page) there is a circle icon next with a a number next to it which will bring you to the same page
I have created online store in word press. I logged in to admin panel with my admin login and i have verified that login is having admin rights also. Now,I want to change banner image and some font color but I can't see plugin and appearance tab in sidebar.please help. screenshot of the admin panel
User admin
An issue that some users have mentioned is that when they have entered their WordPress admin panel that they have been unable to locate their plugins menu from within the dashboard. This should appear about half way down the menu on the left of the screen below appearance and should have an icon that looks a little like a domestic plug. However for multisite users you may have to login as network admin to view this tab.
If however this tab is still missing you may wish to try the following:
See if the following exists:
http://www.example.com/wp-admin/plugins.php (where you should
replace example.com with the name of your site. If this does not
exist then it is missing from your theme and needs to be replaced or
you should swap your theme.
Also check in your FTP for a folder called wp-plugins where your plugins should reside, if this does not exist then you should create
it.
If you do have a wp-plugins folder deactivate it by changing its name and then check your WordPress admin panel as your problem could
be caused by a faulty plugin.
Are you sure that you are the admin and you have all rights to access?
Try checking with default admin login while you installed the wordpress, it seems you don't have complete permissions.
In your attached screenshot notification showing "Wordpress update available. Please notify administrator" clearly showing that you are not having the complete admin rights
I have problem with Wordpress.
I already read documentation on Wordpress's Web.
Mysite - Settings - Content Type - Portfolio.
But in my dashboard, is not show Content type - Portfolio.
only show like below,
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Can you help me to solve this case??
Portfolio post types are not part of WordPress core and must be added by a plugin or theme to appear. I believe the Portfolio setting you expect to be there would be added by a plugin called 'Jetpack'.
The question title says 'offline' but the question content doesn't mention that. Assuming that by 'offline' you mean a local installation then to enable Jetpack you may need to forward traffic through your router to the local installation as Jetpack requires an active hookup to wordpress.com to activate and fully enable.
I am here to ask a question regarding WordPress themes in c panel.
i installed WordPress in c panel and its working fine but I want to make the operation like, just by clicking on a theme name it should display the WordPress theme without going to admin panel i.e i am giving demo in my website about the themes which i have in my server.
it like www.something.com/templates by entering in this link i should get the list of templates for themes and by clicking on it i should get the demo of that theme.
Note : i installed wordpress in 'templates' folder in my Cpanel.
Hope I find solution for this.
Thanks in advance
I suggest you use plugin like demo theme provider so use this WordPress plugin : https://wordpress.org/plugins/ijm-theme-bar/
These can help.!
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-demo-builder/
WP Demo Builder is the most powerful and simplest way to let your
potential customers truly experience your WordPress products. A game
changer and the first of its kind, our service helps you create
separate demo sites that allow your users to literally do everything
with it, both backend and frontend.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/demo-bar/
This plugin helps to add demo bar for displaying your different theme
demos.
Hi I wanted to know where are the Admin Menu links stored in Joomla & WordPress database?
Let me explain....
I am running Joomla and WordPress both and I wanted to integrate the back-end-menus into each other. Some Joomla Admin Menu links into WordPress back-end and similarly some WordPress Menu Links into Joomla Backend Menu.
For the same I was trying to figure out as to where can I find these links and how can I cal them?
Kindly help.
If you're asking about single login this isn't something that is easily accomplished. You could always try a plugin like this.
It sounds like what you want to do is to create a link inside the admin to link over to the other platform. I've never used Joomla but I'v used WordPress a lot. WordPress admin files are located at example.com/wordpress/wp-admin/file.php?action=action and joomla at example.com/joomla/adminstrator/index.php?option=option
What I would suggest is to write a plugin that adds a WordPress Admin Page that will add links to the admin settings you need in Joomla.
The same thing for Joomla create a module that links back to WordPress admin.