swedish boy

But this topic is still not resolved!!!

Thank you for your answers. The later is actually a solution I for some reason didn’t think of. It of course is possible to disable tinyMCE completely with wp-hooks for a specific section. ??

My bad. Wasn’t the plugin causing it. Something else. Don’t bother. Remove or close this topic.

I also want to point out that WPs function term_description automatically wraps the output within <p> tags which mean you can end up with nested paragraphs using the rich-text editor.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/term_description

It’s important to mention that if the permalink structure has a trailing slash WordPress will always redirect the URL with a trailing slash which means any alternate rules in .htaccess won’t help.

I will try to see if it’s possible to create a plugin that adds the option to upload a backup to Dropbox using BackupTechnologies backups since their own system can’t be used (at the moment). I’ll post any info here if I succeed.

Same here. Not getting any mail when creating an account either.
I think their servers mail system is not working at the moment!

Thanks John for the tip.

The function to use is get_date_from_gmt() then.

Yes. You’re right.

But it’s good to point out how it works for others who might expect it to translate time and date to given timezone. (Since it does this when you don’t feed it a custom timestamp).

I also don’t understand the last flag you can pass to date_i18n, boolean whether to convert to GMT or not?

I also don’t really see the point of date_i18n function over PHP’s strftime() if you have the right PHP-locale installed?

I don’t think it’s TML‘s fault.

Check your css to find a solution.
The Lost Password link is wihtin a
<li> tag.

Check your stylesheet for anything like:

li:before {
    content: " - ";
 }

My bad. The last post will hide all areas when going into widgets without a location.hash.

This will work better:

if(location.href.search(/widgets.php/) != -1) {
	jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		// object exists?
		if(location.hash && jQuery(location.hash)) {
			jQuery('#widgets-right .widgets-holder-wrap').addClass('closed');
			jQuery(location.hash).parent().removeClass('closed');
		}
	});
}

and to close all other widget areas at the same time one can add the following

if(jQuery(possible_id)) {
		jQuery('#widgets-right .widgets-holder-wrap').addClass('closed');
		jQuery(possible_id).parent().removeClass('closed');
	}

Thanks for the feedback!

Will look into it.
Great plugin otherwise! Keep up the good work!

I found a way of acomplishing what I want with javascript and passing a simple anchor (#) to the URL. The bonus is that I can pass location.hash directly to jQuery to target a widget-area id.

First i queue a admin.js to be loaded on all admin pages. (if i want the same scripts for other hacks). I could also have queued it only on widgets.php using $hook (see: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/admin_enqueue_scripts#Example:_Target_a_Specific_Admin_Page)

function load_admin_js() {
        wp_register_script( 'admin-js', get_template_directory_uri() . '/admin.js', 'jquery' );
        wp_enqueue_script( 'admin-js' );
}
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'load_admin_js' );

Then in my admin.js i look for widgets.php in the url and then

if(location.href.search(/widgets.php/) != -1) {

	jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		possible_id = location.hash;
		// object exists?
		if(jQuery(possible_id))
			jQuery(possible_id).parent().removeClass('closed');
	});
}

And voila. If I call “wp-admin/widgets.php?#sidebar-id” I open that sidebar’s widget-area.

an option would of course be to add a edit_widget_area_link function to the core and add this functionality to the widgets.php