get first element of menu

This code retrieves the first item of the navigation menu with the name “menu-name” and stores it in the $first_menu_item variable. This enables the user to access and manipulate the first item of the navigation menu without needing to directly access the underlying data structure.

add_menu_page dashicons

This code creates a new top-level menu item in the WordPress admin panel. The new menu item is titled “Dashicons” and has the same capabilities as the “Dashboard” menu. The new menu item leads to a page displaying the various dashicons available in WordPress.

add_menu_page different title

This code will add a new top-level menu page to the WordPress admin panel. The first argument is the page title, the second argument is the menu title, the third argument is the capability required to view the page, the fourth argument is the menu slug, and the fifth argument is the callback function that […]

adding page to drop down menu

range(1, 10) as $number) { echo ‘‘ . $number . ‘‘; } echo ‘‘; } This wordpress code is adding a meta box to a page. The meta box will contain a dropdown menu with the numbers 1-10.

add draft page to menu

This code adds a menu page to the wordpress admin panel labeled “Drafts” with the icon of a pencil on a page. This page lists all pages that are currently in draft mode.

add_menu_page custom post type

The code above adds a new menu page to the WordPress admin panel for a custom post type. The page title, menu title, and capability are all set to ‘My Custom Post Type’. The menu slug is set to ‘my-custom-post-type’ and the callback function is set to ‘my_custom_post_type_callback’.

add child pages to menu

// loop through all menu items foreach ( $items as $item ) { // see if the menu item links to the current post/page if ( $item->object_id == $post->ID ) { // add the current page as a child menu item $item->classes[] = ‘current-menu-item’; $item->current = true; } } return $items; } This code adds […]

add submenu page to custom post type menu

This code creates a submenu page for a custom post type. The page will have the title “Custom Post Type Submenu Page Title” and the menu title “Custom Post Type Submenu Page Menu Title”. The user must have the “manage_options” capability in order to access this page. The callback function for this page is “custom_post_type_submenu_page_callback”.

add_menu_page capability

This code creates a new top level menu page in the WordPress admin. The first parameter is the page title, the second is the menu title, the third is the capability required to view the page, the fourth is the menu slug, the fifth is the callback function that will echo the page contents, the […]

add custom page to admin menu

The code above creates a custom page in the WordPress admin dashboard. The first function, “add_custom_page”, creates the page and the second function, “custom_page_callback”, defines what content will be displayed on the page.