First of all, you are using $rinter as a number and at the same time as an URL for the anchor element. Secondly, the href attribute requires mentioning the protocol (http(s):// for example) in front of the domain or else it will just be relative to the current viewing address. ($rinter should be something like … Read more
I have found the answers after spending some hours on it. Well i found that there was .htaccess file inside wpuploads folder with code. order deny,allow deny from all I deleted it and hence all is working now.
Doing this with a WordPress hook would be difficult to do reliably. But it’s straightforward with jQuery and some CSS. jQuery(‘a’).wrap(‘<div class=”brackets”/>’); .brackets:before { content: “\005B”; } .brackets:after { content: “\005D”; }
If I understand it correctly you want a visual indicator for departures relevant on the current time. One solution will be using Javascript and provide a way for the element to be identified as passed or active schedule time. HTML <div id=”myElement”> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1253″>1253</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1255″>1255</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/0955″>0955</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/2213″>2213</a> </div> JAVASCRIPT // find elements … Read more
Although this is not a WP question, it could be done with some PHP/MySQL code. Just the psuedocode: generate a GUID value on each main page visit check if the GUID is already in the GUID database if not, store the GUID in the GUID database if GUID exists in the database, redirect to another … Read more
Although not a question for this place (perhaps try over at StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/ ), you could try checking the referring page (although that can be spoofed) setting a cookie on WP and looking for it on the other site (although the 2nd site may not be able to read the first site’s cookie). (added) Domain … Read more
From what I understand, you want a URL to your page, that will work even if you change the page slug? You can do this by linking to the default permalink for that particular page, for example http://localhost/taiwantalk2/?page_id=139. This URL will always work even if your permalinks are updated. WordPress handles the redirects for you.
On the browser, from the address bar, what syntax, prefix, and suffix do I need to add to the above online link, to be able to access this post edit page (I have admin rights). None, no such prefixes/suffixes/additions exist. It’s not possible out of the box to do this. To do this you would … Read more
By definition it isn’t really hyperlinked image. It is hyperlink tag a that contains image tag img. Most probably it is a link that is really underlined, image is just inside it. You need to create new CSS rule that matches your link with image and specifies no underline (it could also be border-bottom property … Read more
For one thing, Links are being removed altogether with WordPress (either in 3.5 or the next release). Second, there is no concept of a “published date for these kind of links. There’s no place in the database for it at all. There is a “date updated,” but that’s just to record when you last made … Read more