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Let users to press alt+mouse move to scroll to the target position, keep the mouse at the current position.
Useful for trackball users who want the ability to scroll easily.
How to use:
Just run this script, tested with Linux. Didn't check with Windows yet but should works on Windows too.
You can add it to the startup application, eg. via .zshrc
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Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page WordPress error
Yesterday, I installed WordPress on Windows/XAMPP. I rarely use native Windows for developing PHP projects, but recently, I have to use some Windows app during development so I install XAMPP for quick up and running because WSL2 isn't stable yet.
Everything works well, until I access wp-admin, I immediately got a big error message that I never met in Linux:
"Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page"
I always turn on debug and error reporting, so this message obviously doesn't help me anything.
I've checked rewrite rules, log files, .htaccess, wp-config.php but this doesn't help. I got frustrated.
Checking these things doesn't helps, WP seems doesn't provide any useful message. I've checked the database, my table prefix is exactly same as wp-config file. My frontend works fine, until I logged in as admin, so I think the problem is the user permissions. But why?