It’s called Author Rich Snippets. Your link needs to look like <link href=”https://plus.google.com/115911773396772351667?rel=author”/>Your Name</a> The Simple Way To Set Up Author Rich Snippets There are a few things you need in order to step up Author Rich Snippets: A public Google+ profile. Make sure to upload a decent looking profile picture. Google will use this … Read more
I guess maybe wp_get_current_user(); is what your looking for. Something like this… <?php $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); ?> <a href=”http://mysite.com/mysite/page-<?php echo $current_user->ID; ?>”>go this page</a> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_current_user — Actually I just re-read the question and maybe your not after the current user? You might want to elaborate the question more so we know the aim better.
For terms and taxonomies use get_term_feed_link: “Returns a link to the feed for all posts in a given term. A specific feed can be requested or left blank to get the default feed.” See also get_tag_feed_link and get_category_feed_link. For post types see get_post_type_archive_feed_link. These functions are located in in wp-includes/link-template.php.
The pdf is itself an attachment post so in wordpress template hierarchy we can create a template named pdf.php Then you can write following code in it which force download the pdf file. <?php if (have_posts()) : the_post(); $pdf_title = $post->post_title; $pdf_src = get_attached_file($post->ID ); $bytes = filesize( $pdf_src ); header(“Pragma: public”); // required header(“Expires: … Read more
Damn, I came with a solution after I posted it…. echo ‘ <a href=”http://www.bing.com/search?q=’ . urlencode($titletest) . ‘”>’ . $titletest . ‘</a>’;
External products in WooCommerce are instances of WC_Product_External class. This class has public get_product_url() method which you can use to receive external URL. So you need to get (current) product and call that method to get URL. After it you can use that URL in your template to wrap an image or something else. /** … Read more
Add a rewrite rule and extra query vars to handle incoming requests, direct the rewrite rule to a single page post type, create a custom page template for that page, then do whatever querying you need using the query vars set by your rewrite rule.
You can use a plugin called Velvet Blues Update URLs. I use it all the time. https://wordpress.org/plugins/velvet-blues-update-urls/
next_post_link() actually creates an anchor tag, not just the URL. Try something like below to just get the URL: <?php echo get_permalink(get_adjacent_post(false,”,true)); ?>
Assuming you are reading this answer in the future (December 2015 or later). Starting from WordPress 4.4.0, The $class argument was added. So: edit_post_link( __(‘Edit’), ”, ”, 0, ‘post-edit-link btn btn-default’ ); See edit_post_link documentation.