echo site_url() returns a different value than what is in the database siteurl field
Looks like the previous developer had defined the site and home URLs in the main wp index.php file.
Looks like the previous developer had defined the site and home URLs in the main wp index.php file.
You can use Xenu’s Link Sleuth to get a list of all pages that are linked to on your site. It doesn’t technically show all pages that exist, but it shows all pages that a user or search engine could reasonably reach (i.e. those that are linked to from within your site).
well, you must understand what “category” is and what a “post” is … you can imagine WP as a collection of posts . those “POSTS” are put inside “CATEGORIES” like books in a library .. The Categories are only for classification reasons. By themselves they are nothing. now , the “categories” page in wordpress, is … Read more
Using the Download Monitor plugin allows me to categorize files, so I put my files in there instead of the Media Library. I organize files into categories based on which pages I want to display them. Then, I use a text widget with a custom shortcode to display files per category per page. In my … Read more
Just add a custom link (wp-dashboard > Appearance > Menus) using a dummy url, then add the custom link to your menu, and edit the menu item and remove the url.
I would do something like this: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/42287/?xp=<?php echo $row->BrExpress; ?>”> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/42287/images/full_menu_icon.gif” alt=”See this store menu” class=”menuimg” /></a> And then to load the page when the link is clicked: function load_the_menu_page() { if(isset($_GET[‘xp’])) { global $wpdb; // retrieve database info here return $info; } } add_action(‘init’, ‘load_the_menu_page’); Note, this is just a sample. If … Read more
The code you’re posting should work, as far as I can tell; however, you’re using some outdated template tags. Try replacing bloginfo( ‘url’ ) with echo home_url(), and bloginfo( ‘template_directory’ ) with echo get_template_directory_uri(), like so: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/45310/<?php echo home_url(); ?>”> <img src=”<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/logo.png” alt=”Good Morning Moon”/> </a> For more specific instruction, it … Read more
get_category_link is what you are looking for. And you could just use: <?php echo get_category_link(6); ?> and that will output the url to the category page. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/45845/<?php echo get_category_link(6); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></a>
I would guess link_catetory should be link_category. 🙂
Sure it is… its a 3 step process.. Check if user is logged in return check and create an if condition return the BIG image link or not at all (right?) The code (not check for user level since subscriber is the lowest level) if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { echo ‘<a href=””><img src=”LINK TO BIG … Read more