Este es uno de los pequeños secretos que debe conocer. WordPress tiene un Panel Maestro de Opciones en el panel de administrador que está oculto. Esta página muestra una combinación de todos los ajustes de tu blog, y es algo con lo que no deberías jugar. Sin embargo, usted debe saber acerca de él porque es genial.
En la URL de tu blog añade lo siguiente:
http://yourblog.com/wp-admin/options.php
Esta página contiene todas las opciones de su sitio WordPress. Algunas de estas opciones pueden ser editadas usando el menú de ajustes en la barra de administrador. Pero la mayoría de estas opciones no deben ser editadas o cambiadas por los usuarios.
Importante: No le recomendamos que utilice esta página oculta para realizar cambios en su sitio WordPress.
Sin embargo, puede usar esta página para buscar opciones almacenadas en su base de datos de WordPress, ajustes almacenados por plugins, etc. Saber que este panel está ahí y que puede consultarlo puede resultarle útil algún día.
Esperamos que este artículo te haya ayudado a descubrir el panel secreto de opciones oculto en tu sitio WordPress. Puede que también quieras ver nuestra guía sobre cómo ocultar elementos innecesarios del administrador de WordPress con Adminimize
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chris edozie says
hello, please i have this issue with my wordpress site,on my dashboard icon there is no settings, plugins and tools to edit my site, just blank please help
Adrian says
I tried that and got an error with this msg “Cheatin’ uh?”
What could be the problem in this case ?
Editorial Staff says
It means that you don’t have enough permission to access that page.
Administrador
Rick Thatcher says
So, as the only admin of my site, I don’t have “enough permissions to access that page” when, for example, editing a category, and moving it out from under a parent to another or even to ‘none’?
Victor Teixeira says
Actually if you enable the multisite capability on wordpress you’ll have normal access to this screen.
All WP MU users are familiar with it. That’s where you manage each blog specific options.
a says
That is cool. Everytime I move a WP site (for example from my testserver to client’s server) i need to change some of these values like “home”, “siteurl” and “upload_path”. Just slightly more comfy (maybe) than doing it via PhpMyAdmin. Cheers
Igor Kheifets-IgorHelpsYouSucceed says
I don’t know if it was the right thing to reveal this to the public… you might as well publish another article titled:
“What to do if you screwed up the WordPress Secret Admin Panel”
LMAO
Thanks.
Igor
Editorial Staff says
Igor, it is better to let people know that it exist rather than have them found out and then mess it up.
Administrador
Kennedy says
Thanks for sharing, I find it very interesting that this is the first time seeing this.
Melvin says
Hey man, thanks for sharing this. This so cool.
McBonio says
I didn’t even know that existed! I suppose it would be useful if you were using Shopperpress or WP e-Commerce plugins for the secure shopping and payment.
Wayne Smallman says
I’ve been trying to get a Plugin of mine to work with 2.7+, but it keeps jamming up when the update button is pressed and sending me to this Options page, so this isn’t a new sight for me, sadly.