Old URL: /wp-admin/themes.php?page=hm_custom_css
New URL: /wp-admin/themes.php?page=hm_custom_css_js

Could you please add an automatic 301 redirect in your plugin for the old URL so that anyone expecting this will not have problems.

The notifications that appear at the top of the admin section should ONLY be seen by administrators. Maybe authors at the most. However, ANYONE below that shouldn’t be seeing ANY kind of notification outside of PHP errors and what not if you have that enabled.

I make use of the WP Admin UI Customize plugin to help hide some of these, but many of the notifications still make it through whatever that plugin is doing to try to hide these. Plugins like AIOSEO and YARPP are constantly making their way through to these users, even though they are not the intended target for the message.

That’s my two cents of the day

wp_enqueue_script('rater', YASR_JS_DIR . 'rater-js.js', '', YASR_VERSION_NUM, true);

to:

$rater_file_to_include = 'rater-js.js';
   	 if (is_rtl()) {
	        $rater_file_to_include = 'rater-js-rtl.js';
	 }
        wp_enqueue_script('rater', YASR_JS_DIR . $rater_file_to_include, '', YASR_VERSION_NUM, true);

Now it is working in admin section for right to left (rtl) website as well.
I hope you can fix it in your next update.

First of all, thanks for the superb plugin. Apologies if this has already been answered (did try searching/reviewing old threads here, but couldn’t find the answer).

I have successfully created a chart (that renders fine in the frontend of our site). However, I wish to render this on the backend/wp-admin section of our site (in another plugin). When I try to include it, I can see that the Visualizer scripts are not being loaded (e.g. there is no ‘visualizer/js/render.js’ – which is normally present in the frontend). I assume it is possible to render the charts on the admin section (these scripts are loaded in the media section i.e. ‘upload.php?page=visualizer’).

Here is the code I have tried –

First in the main page of my custom plugin (admin.php)

add_action(‘plugins_loaded’,’testLoadPlugin’);

function testLoadPlugin(){

if (class_exists('Visualizer_Plugin')) {
     
spl_autoload_register( 'visualizer_autoloader' );

visualizer_launch();

 }
}

In the plugin template page:

echo do_shortcode('[visualizer id="6659"]');

Any advice on how to get the charts working within wp-admin? Is it a namespace issue?

Thanks in advance

What I have done so far:
1. Renamed the plugins folder to plugins-bak
2. Gain access to the admin section after that and activated plugins one at a time, and all seems ok for a day and then it went back to blank admin admin page.
3. I have also rolled back to 4.6 and still to no avail.

What is actually causing this problem in 4.6 to 4.6.1 update?

I wanna add meta tag in admin section.

Is this possible?

Thank you guys!