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WP Strip Naked

Version: v0.5

Strips down WP to it's bare essentials. Removes everything that's not needed to be in place if you use WP as a CMS. There are no options needed. The plugin works out of the box - just activate!

Functionality

The Plugin removes:

All Dashboard Widgets except for "Incoming Links"
All built in taxonomies and leaves only the "nav-menu" taxonomy
The built in post type "Post"
Changes the option "show on front" to "pages"
Changes the initial posts query to search for the page with the lowest ID
All admin bar items and leaves only the site name that can be used to access the public view
Admin Menu items and submenu items: Posts, Links, Comments
The admin menu items for Plugin & Theme Editor
All Settings admin menu items and replaces them with the "All Settings" Page and makes it only accessible for 'manage_options' capability
Removes the "capitalPdangit" filter from content, title and comment text, in case you add those filter in CPT related stuff

How-To

You can now remove the "Feeds" and "Pages" post type with switching 0/1 on the "All Settings" page. Plugin Settings fields are highlighted in blue.

Languages

Not needed.

Authors

visit Franz Josef Kaiser at his blog | or at his Github Account | or get social on G+ or on Twitter.

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Changelog

v0.5 Removed PHP 4 compatibility. Moved single filters to a function. Fixed a small bug.
v0.4 Move Capital P Dangit filters to a single function
v0.3.1 Bug fixes: Textdomain string
v0.3 Adds Settings, removes Feed & Pages on demand. New (De-)Activate/Uninstall Class
v0.2 Removes feed
v0.1 First version - Draft

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wp-strip-naked's Issues

Media icon missing on media edit pages

see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/media-icon-missing-on-media-edt-pages

only do the "All Settings" thing if the user can actually edit options

If logged in as a user lower than administrator, the variable $submenu[ 'options-general.php' ] is null. This causes errors in your "admin_menu" function.

A quick fix for this is to check if the value is an array:

if( !is_array( $submenu[ 'options-general.php' ] ) )
    return $parent_file;

I inserted this block just before this code:

// Add all options page instead
add_submenu_page(
    'options-general.php'
    ,__( 'All Options' )
    ,__( 'All Settings' )
    ,'manage_options'
    ,'options.php'
);

Callback hooked onto parent_file should return the parent file

You add a function onto the parent_file filter (https://github.com/franz-josef-kaiser/WP-Strip-Naked/blob/master/init.php#L92) - the function is defined here: https://github.com/franz-josef-kaiser/WP-Strip-Naked/blob/master/init.php#L243. But the function doesn't take as an argument and nor does it return the filtered parent file. This can upset the menu handler when moving submenu items around.

unsetting built in taxonomies causes errors

Hey there! Nice base to work with, thanks!
I just discovered that disabling the default taxonomies is not a good idea, since there (really???) still is some stuff hardcoded into the core of wordpress. In my case line #4787 in wp-includes/post.php was causing an error if deleting attachments:
wp_delete_object_term_relationships($post_id, array('category', 'post_tag'));

So we will have to wait until this gets at least filterable...

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