Customize your WP Admin experience – add personalized dashboard views, theme the entire admin interface, and create dedicated settings sections.
Create a Dashboard widget for the main WordPress Dashboard page that shows publishing activity for all content types (pages, posts, Elementor, products…) in a Git-style activity view, based on the attached image. This is site-wide activity, not per specific user.
Create a WordPress Dashboard widget that shows a website speed test with a nice score display like Google’s. Include a “Run test now” button, and also run the test automatically once a day. Display the date and time of the last test shown in the widget.
Create a custom WordPress Dashboard Widget called ‘Marketing Intelligence HUD’.
Concept: A clean, executive-summary style dashboard widget for a wine store that shows where customers are located and how they found the store.
Behavior:
wp_strip_all_tags( wc_price( ... ) ) to show revenue amounts cleanly as plain text without HTML tags.Controls:
Technical Requirements:
Performance: Ensure lightweight queries and efficient data processing.
Create a custom WordPress Dashboard Widget called ‘Order Processing Monitor’.
Concept: A dedicated dashboard widget to monitor order statuses with a focus on identifying “Revenue at Risk” vs Success by calculating totals instead of just order counts.
Behavior:
failed,cancelled,pending,on-hold.Technical Requirements:
manage_woocommerce capability.wc_get_orders() and get_total() to sum revenue. Use wp_strip_all_tags( wc_price( ... ) ) to display currency values cleanly.Create a custom WordPress Dashboard Widget called ‘Live Inventory HUD’.
Concept: A streamlined inventory monitor for WooCommerce that provides an instant view of stock levels and allows for a one-click live CSV export. It should prioritize “Low Stock” items to help with reordering.
Behavior:
Live Stock Monitoring: Display a table of all products (including variations) with their current stock quantity.
Low Stock Highlighting: Use a conditional check (e.g., if stock < 5) to highlight the row in red so I can see what’s running low immediately.
Instant CSV Export: Include a button that, when clicked, generates and downloads a CSV file containing: Product Name, SKU, Stock Level, and Price.
Real-time Refresh: Include a “Refresh” button that updates the data without refreshing the whole WordPress dashboard page.
Controls (The Widget UI):
Stock Threshold Slider: A simple setting to define what count qualifies as “Low Stock” (default to 5).
Search Bar: A small filter at the top to search the table by Product Name or SKU.
Export Button: A prominent “Export to CSV” button.
Technical Requirements:
Data Sourcing: Use wc_get_products() to pull the inventory data rather than raw SQL for better compatibility.
Hook: Register the widget via wp_add_dashboard_widget.
Export Logic: Use JavaScript (Blob or Data URI) to handle the CSV generation on the fly so it doesn’t strain the server.
Security: Ensure the widget is only visible to shop_manager or administrator roles.
Create a WooCommerce product management dashboard for the WordPress admin. It should add a new menu page titled ‘Inline Products’ with a store icon. The UI must feature a searchable and sortable table of products with inline editing for prices and a modal window for viewing product descriptions. The design should be modern, using the Inter font and including fade-in animations.
Create a PHP and JavaScript snippet to build a ‘Dynamic Admin Favorites’ system. It should function as follows:
The Menu: Add a top-level WP Admin menu item labeled ‘Favorites’.
The ‘Add’ Button: Use the admin_enqueue_scripts hook to inject a small ‘Add to Favorites’ button (using a star dashicon) next to the page title (the .wp-heading-inline or h1) on every admin page.
The Logic: When the star is clicked, use AJAX to save the current page’s URL and Title to the current user’s ‘user_meta’.
The Display: The ‘Favorites’ menu should dynamically list all saved pages as sub-menu items.
Management: Include a simple ‘Clear Favorites’ option at the bottom of the list.
Please ensure the code includes the necessary wp_ajax actions and uses get_user_meta to keep the favorites unique to each logged-in user.
Using code, create a new user role called [role name] with capabilities to [describe what they should be able to do, e.g., “edit posts but not publish them” or “manage products but not access settings”]
Using code, add a rollback button to my themes and plugins so I can revert back and forth to previous and current version
Using code, add a “Create Child Theme” button to the themes page that automatically generates a child theme from any installed theme with one click
Using code, add a rollback button to my themes and plugins so I can revert back and forth to previous and current version
Add a featured image thumbnail column at the end of the posts list and enable quick editing to upload or select featured images without opening the full editor