Inserting link into text creates unnecessary indentation
Inserting link into text creates unnecessary indentation
Inserting link into text creates unnecessary indentation
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You can use this for single category name with link: $category = get_the_category(); echo ‘<a href=”‘.get_category_link($category[0]->cat_ID).'”><img src=”‘.$category[0]->cat_name.'” alt=”‘.$category[0]->cat_name.'” /></a>’; Or for the loop you can try this: foreach(get_the_category() as $category){ echo ‘<a href=”‘.get_category_link($category->cat_ID).'”><img src=”‘.$category->cat_name.'” alt=”‘.$category->cat_name.'” /></a>’; }
Using !important is generally not recommended, as it leads to problems like this where styles can’t be overridden and a site becomes an unmaintainable mess. Your stylesheets are absolutely littered with !important: I count 909 instances. Instead of using !important you should override styles by supplying a rule that’s more specific. You can find out … Read more
I solve this problem by using WordPress Filter hooks I use the filter render_block, to hook in altering the existing HTML So I created custom_render_block_core_navigation_submenu hook function. Inside my hook I am using conditions to avoid storing my modified code in the database. Target the type of block (core/navigation-submenu) Only render in the front-end Don’t alter … Read more
To ensure the title of the page or post is displayed at the top when linked with an anchor, you need to adjust the HTML structure of your WordPress theme slightly. The title should be placed within an anchor element that can be targeted. Step-by-Step Guide to Link Directly to the Title of a Post/Page … Read more
Yup, there’ll be no link when the user doesn’t fill in that field or when leaving a comment as a guest. As far as redirecting comment links to the bbPress profile goes, popping this in your functions.php should do the trick: /** * Redirect user links in comments to BBPress profile * * @param object … Read more
(The following results I extracted using the Firefox Inspector) The specific example you called out does not have any selector that would be make it underlined. Only selectors that make it specifically not underlined: a { text-decoration: none; } .elementor a { text-decoration: none; } Other anchors(links) do have a rule for making it underlined … Read more
The rel=ugc is added by a default filter on pre_comment_content. You can disable this by adding the following line to your functions.php: remove_filter (‘pre_comment_content’, ‘wp_rel_ugc’, 20); This may not be wise. If at some point you change your mind, you would have to go through all comments to add it. It is problably better to … Read more
Looks like Elementor is setting the hover color for all links on the page to #5E6462, which is hard to read against the background color of the nav menu. Somewhere within Elementor the color is being set; that will need to be changed.