Adds a help tab to the contextual help for the screen.
Description
Call this on the load-$pagenow hook for the relevant screen, or fetch the $current_screen object, or use get_current_screen() and then call the method from the object.
You may need to filter $current_screen using an if or switch statement to prevent new help tabs from being added to ALL admin screens.
Parameters
$argsarrayrequired- Array of arguments used to display the help tab.
titlestringTitle for the tab. Default false.idstringTab ID. Must be HTML-safe and should be unique for this menu.
It is NOT allowed to contain any empty spaces. Default false.contentstringOptional. Help tab content in plain text or HTML. Default empty string.callbackcallableOptional. A callback to generate the tab content. Default false.priorityintOptional. The priority of the tab, used for ordering. Default 10.
Source
public function add_help_tab( $args ) {
$defaults = array(
'title' => false,
'id' => false,
'content' => '',
'callback' => false,
'priority' => 10,
);
$args = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults );
$args['id'] = sanitize_html_class( $args['id'] );
// Ensure we have an ID and title.
if ( ! $args['id'] || ! $args['title'] ) {
return;
}
// Allows for overriding an existing tab with that ID.
$this->_help_tabs[ $args['id'] ] = $args;
}
This is from Codex Usage.
This example shows how you would add contextual help to an admin page you’ve created with the add_options_page() function. Here, we assume that your admin page has a slug of ‘my_admin_page’ and exists under the Options tab.
This is from Codex Usage.
Advanced Usage (from within a class)
Above example came out of a WPSE question.
You can read this WPSE question about how to fix the wrong order bug without changing core code.
This is from Codex Usage.
Basic Usage.