Use <?php the_permalink(); ?> to get the link to the current post. Essentially replace whatever the href property of the image link is right now so it looks similar to : <a class=”post-thumbnail” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/329185/<?php the_permalink(); ?>” >
Moving comment to answer: Did you try adding a delimiter around your regex pattern? That’s what the little note on the bottom of your screenshot says. So for instance, /]>(.?)</a>/ , noting the added slashes. (Since this is replacing stuff in your database, let me say, use at your own risk.)
Your best bet is a ‘search and replace’ plugin that will fix things in the database. I like the “Better Search and Replace” plugin. It has a ‘test’ mode so you can make sure that all is well. You would enter the first term in your question as the ‘search’, and the 2nd term as … Read more
The example code you’ve posted, as the documentation states, “Filters link URL of the header logo above login form” (emphasis mine). However, you are asking about changing the URL for the site logo (which I assume is somewhere in the header of every page). Normally this is done via the theme customizer. Depending on the … Read more
This has to do with geolocation, and is functionality built into Woocommerce. https://woocommerce.wordpress.com/2015/07/02/making-geolocation-static-cache-friendly-in-2-4/ See under the title on that page Geolocation, with a hint of Ajax This seems to be a pretty good write-up of the functionality and how to disable it: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-remove-vxxxx-string-from-wordpress-urls/
I wrote the following code to address ADDING tag attributes, but here is a version to help you locate, and remove nofollow: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘ex1_the_content_filter’ ); function ex1_the_content_filter($content) { // finds all links in your content with a nofollow preg_match_all(‘/\<a .*?”nofollow”.*?a>/’,$content,$matches, PREG_SET_ORDER); // loop through all matches foreach($matches as $m){ // potential link to be … Read more
The effect you are looking for can be achieved by adding the box-shadow to the link element directly. The span is totally unnecessary: Just change this: a { color: #545454; text-decoration: none; } a span:hover { color: #000000; box-shadow: inset 0 -10px #ffbe76; } a span{ box-shadow: inset 0 -10px #f6e58d; } To this: a … Read more
WebElain was correct but, you’ve also got the HTML escaped. The entire chunk of code should be: function thb_display_category_cus() { if (‘portfolio’ === get_post_type() ) { $categories = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), ‘portfolio-category’, ”, ‘, ‘, ” ); echo $categories } else { the_category(‘, ‘ ); } }
You can use get_category_link() for that: $allCat = get_the_category(); if( ! empty( $allCat ) ){ $lastCat = array_reverse( $allCat ); $last_cat_link = get_category_link( $lastCat[0] ); if( ! is_wp_error( $last_cat_link ) ){ echo ‘<a href=”‘ . $last_cat_link . ‘”>’ . $lastCat[0]->name . ‘</a>’; } } https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_category_link/
href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/350287/./contact-page” if you’re on the homepage (/) this will become: /contact-page if you’re on another page named foo (/foo/) this will become /foo/contact-page This is due to ./ being a relative path. To avoid struggles like this, the method via home_url() is preferred because it creates absolute links/paths that will work from anywhere you call … Read more