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add_action('init', 'add_widget_order_class');
function add_widget_order_class() {
	global $wp_registered_sidebars, $wp_registered_widgets;
	$sidebars = wp_get_sidebars_widgets();
	if (empty($sidebars))
		return;
	foreach ($sidebars as $sidebar_id => $widgets) {
		if (empty($widgets))
			continue;
		foreach ($widgets as $i => $widget_id) {
			$order = $i + 1;
			$wp_registered_widgets[$widget_id]['classname'] .= ' widget-order-' . $order;
		}
	}
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Here is a simple snippet of PHP and Javascript that checks if the input fields have been filled and submits the login form one second after the page has been loaded. All you have to do is append #quicklogin to your login bookmark URL so that it looks like http://example.com/wp-admin/#quicklogin and Javascript will do its magic. Add this to your functions.php.

add_action('login_footer', 'enable_admin_quick_login');
function enable_admin_quick_login() {
?>
	<script type="text/javascript">
		$url_hash = window.location.hash;
		if ($url_hash.indexOf('quicklogin') != -1) {
			setTimeout(function() {
				if (document.loginform.user_login.value && document.loginform.user_pass.value) {
					document.loginform.submit();
				}
			}, 1000);
		}
	</script>
<?php
}

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function prepend_non_breaking($more_link) {
	return str_replace(' <a ', '&nbsp;<a ', $more_link);
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Updated Version:

add_action('template_redirect', 'add_my_custom_redirects');
function add_my_custom_redirects() {
	if (!is_404())
		return;
	$current_uri = untrailingslashit($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
	$my_admin_uris = array(
		home_url('dash', 'relative'),
		home_url('your-custom-uri', 'relative')
	);
	if (in_array($current_uri, $my_admin_uris)) {
 		wp_redirect(admin_url());
 		exit;
	}
}

The Obsolete Version:

add_filter('generate_rewrite_rules', 'add_my_custom_rewrites');
function add_my_custom_rewrites($wp_rewrite) {
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	'dash' => 'wp-admin'
    );
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A standard tweet containing a prefix (such as “New blog post:”), post title and a link to that post is generated automatically by the plugin. Wouldn’t it be nice to include also post categories and tags as hashtags in order to add additional metadata along with the post title? Like so:

Post categories and tags replaced or added to tweet as hashtags

Thanks to the stc_publish_text filter supplied with the plugin there is an easy way to do it. Add this snippet to your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('stc_publish_text', 'add_taxonomies_to_tweets', 10, 2);
function add_taxonomies_to_tweets($output, $id) {
	if ($cats = get_the_category($id))
		foreach ($cats as $c => $cat)
			$output = add_taxonomy_hashtag($output, $cat->cat_name);
	if ($tags = get_the_tags($id))
		foreach ($tags as $t => $tag)
			$output = add_taxonomy_hashtag($output, $tag->name);
	return $output;
}
function add_taxonomy_hashtag($tweet, $tax) {
	if (stripos($tax, ' ')) // Remove whitespace
		$tax = str_replace(' ', '', $tax);
	if (strlen($tweet) + 1 > 140) { // Check if the new tweet is not too long
		return $tweet;
	} elseif (stripos($tweet, $tax)) {  // Replace an existing word with a tag
		return str_replace($tax, '#' . $tax, $tweet);
	} elseif (strlen($tweet) + strlen($tax) + 1 < 140) { // or simply append it
		return $tweet . ' #' . $tax;
	}
	return $tweet;
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