It could be that your upgrade hasn’t worked properly. Does it still think you have an upgrade to 4.7.2 waiting? Personally I would download a fresh copy of 4.7.2 and re-upload this to be sure nothing is broken or missing. Make sure to take a backup of your database and files should anything bad happen. … Read more
This can be achieved using WordPress Multisite Network. See this tutorial for same: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-and-setup-wordpress-multisite-network/ Also, if you don’t want multisite, for some reason, you can create a sub-folder in WordPress root of existing and install a separate WordPress in it.
I am not a professional when it comes to regular expressions but this should be able to catch all linked images which the href attribute links to an image file ((png|jpg|gif|jpeg|bmp) feel free to add/remove extensions): add_filter(‘the_content’, function($c){ return preg_replace_callback(“#<\s*?a\b[^>]*>(.*?)</a\b[^>]*>#s”, function($m){ $tpl = $m[0]; $cnt = isset($m[1]) ? $m[1] : null; if ( preg_match(‘/<a(.*?)?href=[\'”]?.+\.(png|jpg|gif|jpeg|bmp)[\'”]?(.*?)?><\/a>/i’, str_replace($cnt, … Read more
Get out of the switch block before placing the final return statement. if you place return at the end of the switch block that way, the switch block already ends before it gets to the return statement (because of the previous matching break statements). The correct CODE will be: // just in case $summary is … Read more
Menu items are saved as posts with the post_type “nav_menu_item”. This means you can assign postmeta to them just like you can with posts and create custom fields in the menu edit screen to enter an img url or assign a media ID. You can follow this tutorial about adding custom meta to menu items … Read more
Sometimes pagination will break and give unexpected results, redirect you to the wrong page or give you a 404 (page not found) on the “paged” pages. This is usually due to your theme altering (querying) the main loop wrong. Try updating your .htaccess file by updating the permalink.
Ok I just found a solution..went to my wordpress dashboard>appaearnce>menu. Selected menu to edit, then I went to the homepage item on the menu> custo m link…Then I found the problem, changed the address there from localhost/ to my website address. Well a newbie like me just learnt something new. More power to this forums. … Read more
User Affiliate Token Generator?
This worked perfectly for me! The goal was to get a button that would filter my search results by post category and the above solution works exactly how I wanted it to.
Absolute URLs are not the reason for your problems. Relative and absolute links stress servers the same way. There can be a problem if you load all your content at once (e.g. hundred of images). You can solve this issue with AJAX (loading content on demand).