Removing Quick Edit and Related Action Links for Certain Post Types in WordPress
Quick Edit is a small feature in the WordPress post list that allows us to quickly edit certain post attributes,…
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How to View Customer Order History on the WooCommerce Order Page
Learn how to add a customer order history meta box to single WooCommerce order pages using PHP. This guide provides the code to display the last 10 orders for any customer directly within the management interface.
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How to Block External Requests in WordPress to Fix a Slow Dashboard
Learn how to improve WordPress performance by blocking external HTTP requests. This guide covers how to use constants in wp-config.php and the Snitch plugin to identify and restrict slow external calls.
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Add and Remove Columns in WooCommerce Data Tables
A practical guide to adding, populating, removing, and sorting custom columns in WooCommerce admin tables for orders, products, terms, and users.
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How to Add and Remove Columns in WooCommerce Data Lists
Master the customization of WooCommerce admin tables. Learn how to add, remove, and populate custom columns for Products, Orders, and Users, including support for HPOS.
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How to Use the WordPress Media Uploader in Custom Settings Pages
Enhance your WordPress admin experience by integrating the native media uploader into your custom settings pages. Learn how to use JavaScript and PHP to create a seamless image upload field for your theme or plugin.
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Remove Quick Edit and Related Row Actions for Specific WordPress Post Types
Disable Quick Edit for selected post types in the WordPress admin by filtering row actions and removing unwanted action links.
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Add Custom Field Filters to the WordPress Admin Post List
Add a custom-field-based filter to the WordPress admin post list with restrict_manage_posts and parse_query.
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How to Limit or Disable WordPress Automatic Trash Cleanup
Control how WordPress automatically empties the trash, or disable the scheduled cleanup entirely.
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Limit or Disable WordPress Automatic Trash Cleanup
Adjust how WordPress empties Trash automatically, keep trashed content forever, or disable the Trash feature entirely.
