Since I'm on the topic of removing stuff. I completely dislike the message 'Hi admin! You're logged in as an administrator' (or something similar) on the top of every page..
Read something about that it could be disabled in wp-config (andrea pointed it out in the mu forum), but couldn't find it. Guess I'll have to take another look ;)
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Well, it's not that I overlooked it, it's just not available in my wp-config.php (which makes sense btw).
There are a lot of new constants defined, so I suggest we all take a look at wp-config-sample ;-)
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31st January 2009 (3 years ago)
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Something I learned a long time ago is, if there's a config file and you;re doing automatic updating like we do, we move the passwords and whatnot into a new config file and include a file_include line pointing to the new config.
That way if new lines come down for the original config file, you can update and still save your settings.
Doesn't really help with wpmu since there isn't a wp-config.php file included with the download but still wanted to throw that out there.
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Member — 30th January 2009 (3 years ago) #
Since I'm on the topic of removing stuff. I completely dislike the message 'Hi admin! You're logged in as an administrator' (or something similar) on the top of every page..
Member — 30th January 2009 (3 years ago) #
dunno, just give it a display: none style?
Erstwhile founder — 30th January 2009 (3 years ago) #
I'll see about coding a plugin to get rid of that "Hi admin..." message. I don't care for it either.
Thanks,
Andrew
Member — 30th January 2009 (3 years ago) #
Has anyone noticed the dashboard in the admin backend display when you reduce the browser it looks like some sort of CSS issue may be a float issue
Ill try to sort it when I get time take a look at the top right hand part of the Dashboard
http://freeblog.co.nz/admin_dashboard_css_issue.gif
it also occurs in IE Browser
A lot of people still use small monitors or at least much smaller then my 2 x 21 inch Dual monitor set up
Also Has anyone notced that in Mozilla when say im doing a quick edit on a post in the edit post screen
http://freeblog.co.nz/edit_post.gif
I make a change in the title for this instance and hit Update post it just sits there and thinks about forever
When I do the same thing In IE it works perfectly
I have tried it on 3 different computers same result
Anyone else have this problem
it also occurs when you try to add a New Category in the side bar of the edit post screen as well
Member — 30th January 2009 (3 years ago) #
Option to remove the Admin Bar is in the new config file:
// Uncomment to disable the site admin bar
//define( 'NOADMINBAR', 1 );
Member — 31st January 2009 (3 years ago) #
Read something about that it could be disabled in wp-config (andrea pointed it out in the mu forum), but couldn't find it. Guess I'll have to take another look ;)
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Well, it's not that I overlooked it, it's just not available in my wp-config.php (which makes sense btw).
There are a lot of new constants defined, so I suggest we all take a look at wp-config-sample ;-)
Keeper of the Dark Chocolate — 31st January 2009 (3 years ago) #
Something I learned a long time ago is, if there's a config file and you;re doing automatic updating like we do, we move the passwords and whatnot into a new config file and include a file_include line pointing to the new config.
That way if new lines come down for the original config file, you can update and still save your settings.
Doesn't really help with wpmu since there isn't a wp-config.php file included with the download but still wanted to throw that out there.
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