The plugin author has solved the issue. He says: I have encountered this bug before, but I just now realized what’s causing it: the ‘comment_text’ filter is not applied on the updated comment content. The make_clickable() function, which makes the links in the content clickable, is hooked to this ‘comment_text’ filter. Anyway, it’s fixed now: … Read more
How do I add a link to the menu that has a charector (?) in it?
Go to your Admin Dashboard. Click on the Settings menu (or icon). Go to the General sub menu. The WordPress Address (URL) should match the Site Address (URL) Remove /blog form the Site Address (URL) Click the Save Changes button. Read Giving WordPress Its Own Directory for more details.
This could be as simple as going to Settings > General and ensuring that the values for WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) do not have ‘www’ in the textbox.
There is more to it do you think but here’s a simple popup message sample I’ve created. Have a look at it and let me know if you need further help. For future reference: This sort of question should be asked at Stack Overflow!
If you’re trying to do this just for anchor links within your current WP page, a table of contents style plugin will likely suffice; for example, see: http://wordpress.org/plugins/table-of-contents-plus/ This specific example auto-generates the table of contents and anchors based on the headers in your document/page, so it is fairly low fuss on you as the … Read more
I was able to make your spoiler code work on my site. The <, >, and ” characters in your spoiler code are encoded on your site, breaking the link. I think that either your theme or one of your plugins is encoding those characters. To test your theme, temporarily switch to one of the … Read more
A find and replace plugin that searches the database such as Search and Replace should help. I don’t think it will be able to automate the whole process, but should speed it up somewhat.
Option 1: Edit the Contructor theme The Constuctor theme checks the theme options and then includes the home link based on the option value. The code that adds the Home link is located in /wp-content/themes/Constructor/libs/Constructor/Main.php. // show link to homepage if ($this->_options[‘menu’][‘home’]) { echo ‘<li id=”home”><a href=”‘.home_url().”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” title=”‘.get_bloginfo(‘name’).'”>’.__(‘Home’, ‘constructor’).'</a></li>’; } Link Text To change the … Read more
On main page link image to post page, on post page link it to it’s own image?