Editing the Wordpress Dashboard
August 14, 2008 5:01 PM Subscribe
Editing the Wordpress Dashboard: how do I make it show the most recent post & how much spam is in my Akismet queue? I'm using Wordpress 2.6, and the latest version of Akismet.
1] I edit the latest published post frequently during the day, so having a link to edit that post on the Dashboard is a very useful thing to me. Is there a plugin or perhaps some code I can add to wp-admin/index.php to make a link to the latest post show up? The code I was using in a previous version of Wordpress no longer works.
2] I like to check and clean out my Akismet queue regularly. When viewing the Dashboard, there is a section that says "You have X posts, X pages" etc, then underneath, there is a line, provided by the Akismet plugin, that says "Akismet has protected your site from X spam comments already, but there's nothing in your spam queue at the moment.". Neither of the hyperlinks in this section are clickable, despite the HTML showing them as fully formed URL's. How can I make these URL's clickable?
I realise that it's only a few extra clicks to get this same functionality on another page, but I'd much rather only have one click to each function.
1] I edit the latest published post frequently during the day, so having a link to edit that post on the Dashboard is a very useful thing to me. Is there a plugin or perhaps some code I can add to wp-admin/index.php to make a link to the latest post show up? The code I was using in a previous version of Wordpress no longer works.
2] I like to check and clean out my Akismet queue regularly. When viewing the Dashboard, there is a section that says "You have X posts, X pages" etc, then underneath, there is a line, provided by the Akismet plugin, that says "Akismet has protected your site from X spam comments already, but there's nothing in your spam queue at the moment.". Neither of the hyperlinks in this section are clickable, despite the HTML showing them as fully formed URL's. How can I make these URL's clickable?
I realise that it's only a few extra clicks to get this same functionality on another page, but I'd much rather only have one click to each function.
Response by poster: On testing, they work fine in Internet Explorer, but not in Firefox. In IE, they behave like any normal hyperlink. In Firefox, I can't click on any of the text in that paragraph, even to highlight it.
posted by Rabulah at 2:48 AM on August 15, 2008
posted by Rabulah at 2:48 AM on August 15, 2008
Sounds like you might have a problem with a firefox extension. Have you tried disabling them and checking it then?
posted by toomuchpete at 6:23 AM on August 15, 2008
posted by toomuchpete at 6:23 AM on August 15, 2008
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posted by toomuchpete at 5:58 PM on August 14, 2008