Mike Eastwood - Webalite

Sorry for the late reply @mohenis

I’ve been on holiday.

Glad to see it’s sorted.
Mike

Ok, if you add the CSS to style.css it will remove it from the front end (so the menu link disappears in the black menu bar at the top – just tested it).

If you want to remove it in the admin area you will either need to enqueue an admin style:

function load_custom_wp_admin_style() {
        wp_register_style( 'custom_wp_admin_css', get_template_directory_uri() . '/admin-style.css', false, '1.0.0' );
        wp_enqueue_style( 'custom_wp_admin_css' );
}
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'load_custom_wp_admin_style' );

Lifted from: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/admin_enqueue_scripts

Alternately you could add a function to embed a Style in the admin area:

add_action( 'admin_head', 'rv_custom_wp_admin_style_head' );
function rv_custom_wp_admin_style_head() { ?>
<style>
	.mycustomcss1 { enter your css } 
	.mycustomcss2 { enter more css }
</style>
<?php }

Lifted from here:

https://www.engagewp.com/edit-wordpress-admin-css/

Both of these are useful in other ways…

Funny the things that annoy us ;o)

Mike

I agree, the link is redundant in the admin bar.

If you rummage around in the HubSpot plugin you can probably find the hook that loads the link into the admin bar. You could then un-hook it, in your functions.php, with a later priority.

It’s probably easier to target the link in the Admin CSS file and hide it with a “display:none;”

-Mike

Hi @tyrannous

I don’t actually work *for* HubSpot – we’re a HubSpot Partner Agency so I come on here to help out… I’ve sent a link to one of the developers at HubSpot so they can look into it.

We *always* have error reporting turned on and the plugin is working fine on all or installations.

Cheers
Mike

Hi @chacon88

The path you’ve added in the error message seems to be missing some information (which would confirm it’s the theme or a plugin).

Usually when the error occurs in “functions.php” it’s an issue with the WordPress Theme.

A Notice should not be visible publicly and your site will run normally even if there is a notice.

Difficult to help without know a little more information (looking at your site).

Cheers
Mike

We had an issue where the WYSIWYG Editor had disappeared in the Admin Area.

The old html content was still displaying on the site (public) but we couldn’t add or edit the info. No errors, the database had been updated.

Steps I took to solve the issue:

1. Backed up site (again)

2. Upgraded to ACF Pro*

3. Looked for the missing field in the settings

Custom Fields > [field group] > Edit

4. Found the field that was missing
(in our case we had “unknown” showing as the field type)

5. change the field type to WYSIWYG

6. breathed a sigh of relief

7. Backed up the site again
(we do this so we can diff before and after if something breaks).

Hope this helps.
Mike

*The ACF Team deserve way more than the trivial price of the Pro version

Hi Haeussi

You can add a Custom HTML Block and insert your embed code into your block.

1. Click the plus to add a block
2. type “HTML” and it will filter the blocks
3. click “Custom HTML” to add the block.
4. paste your embed code into the block.
5. save or publish.

It wont render the form in the editor but it does render it on the page.

Note: the code you shared has “<br />” or break tags in the Javascript. Make sure they aren’t in your code when you save it.

Cheers
Mike