WordPress regularly provides improvements and security updates, which is fantastic. However, if you're working on a client's WordPress site, it might be a good idea to hide the update message so the client doesn't perform the update, as updating the version can sometimes break the site. This article will show you how to use a short code to hide WordPress update notifications.
Follow the steps below to edit your Theme setting file to hide WordPress update message:
On the Theme Editor, select the Theme you want to edit from the dropdown:
The files for this selected theme are listed on the right column under Theme Files. Click on the file named “functions.php”:
Insert the following code to the end of functions.php file and click Update File Button to save the changes:
function hide_update_msg() { remove_action('admin_notices', 'update_nag', 3); } add_action('admin_menu','hide_update_msg');
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