Version 1.6 of the WordPress Tweaks plugin adds 2 new tweaks:
- Admin: Disable the Dashboard
- Security: Disable directory listing for my plugins folder
WordPress Tweaks now includes a total of 23 toggle-on/off settings spanning SEO, administration, security, posts, and comments.
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What is the advantage to disable the useful dashboard?
Hi,
I’m getting the following in my head section which is an error in xhtml:
http://localhost/wordpress25/wp-content/plugins/ess25wp-contentpluginswordpress-tweakstweaks.php?js=functions
Also similar for the css file
Also, in my wp-content/plugins I see no “ess25″ just the folder /worpress-tweaks
Should tweaks.php not be in any folder except the plugin folder by itself?
Thanks for any insight to this problem.
Peter
@Marcus: It’s a matter of personal preference. Some people find the Dashboard useful, some don’t.
@Peter: To help me debug the issue, please go to your “Settings” page, get the value of the “WordPress address (URL)” field, and post it here. Thanks.
Love the plugin. Love it so much, I blogged about it, and recommended it to all my readers.
Thanks for the wonderful tool. You rock!
Cenay’
As requested my “WordPress Address URL” is: http://localhost/wordpress25
Thanks,
Peter
@Cenay Nailor: I’m glad you like the plugin! Thanks for blogging about it, I really appreciate it.
@Peter: Thanks for the info. Here’s the next debug question: Are you using Windows or Linux hosting?
Hi,
I am using Apache server on windows xp (wos) so I am using Linux in a sense I suppose.
Thanks again,
Peter
@Peter: Thanks for the info. I made a change in the upcoming version 1.7 that will hopefully fix the bug (the URL generation works for me just fine, so I’m having to guess as to how to solve the problem). After upgrading to version 1.7 once it’s released, please let me know whether or not the problem is resolved. Thanks!