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Limit comments moderation
Thursday, August 4th, 2011Hide draft and pending posts from other authors
Friday, July 29th, 2011
Hide drafts and pending posts
WordPress has filter ‘views_edit_post’ where you can modify the list of views available to the user when he clicks ‘Posts” or ‘All Posts’ links at his dashboard.
User Role Editor WordPress plugin 3.2 is published
Monday, July 25th, 2011
User Role Editor 3.2
Some fixes, refactoring and logic change were applied to code to enhance its productivity. There were some complaints for PHP timeout error after trying to open plugin Settings page.
Thanks to Grant Norwood for code fix to hide PHP warnings he met during plugin usage.
Matt asks to fill the WordPress Survey
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
WordPress Survey
"We’re doing a census of the WordPress World, if you have 5 minutes take this survey.
We’re going to tally up the results and present them in my State of the Word talk next month in San Francisco, so send it to everyone you know who uses WordPress so we get the most representative sample".
I clicked the link at once and complete the survey. It’s quite short and will not take much time from you. Just tell the world how do you use WordPress, what do you do for WordPress, what’s the best thing with WordPress, what’s the worst one. Help Matt to get fresh and really big numbers
WordPress 3.2 – it’s time to update
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011
Welcome WordPress 3.2
Security Warning From WordPress Team
Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011
Security Warning
Hello, dear readers!
Let me to spread the word of WordPress team in case you don’t read the WordPress development blog. June 21th, 2011, Matt Mullenweg published at WordPress development blog post with “Reset Password” title. You can read full copy below or visit its original page.
“Earlier today the WordPress team noticed suspicious commits to several popular plugins (AddThis, WPtouch, and W3 Total Cache) containing cleverly disguised backdoors. We determined the commits were not from the authors, rolled them back, pushed updates to the plugins, and shut down access to the plugin repository while we looked for anything else unsavory.
edit_dashboard WordPress capability
Sunday, June 19th, 2011
Edit Dashboard
If user has “edit_dashboard” capability he has access to the configuration parameters of widgets which included to his dashboard. If widget has some parameters to tune its work, such user is able to change them. Let’s see. Go to WordPress dashboard and move your mouse pointer to the right top corner of the widget box. Let’s take for example a “WordPress Development Blog” widget which is accessible to all logged-in users. Do you look a small down headed arrow? As you may know already it serves to collapse/expand widget box. Move your mouse to the left of that arrow. If you have “edit_dashboard” capability you will see that “Configure” link appears there.
