Use the ugly link instead of the pretty link. For example, if your post id is 123, you can link to http://www.yoursite.com/?p=123. This will automatically get rewritten to your current pretty permalink. If you do it relative from the root, it also keeps the link intact if you change your domain name. (ex. href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/?p=123″). To … Read more
You should be using home_url() ( or something similar ) in your links for theme files when linking to pages. This will allow the domain to change and not affect your hardcoded links – assuming the ID’s are the same of course. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/161179/<?php echo home_url();?>/?page_id=634″>Link</a> Good luck!
Add following code snippet in functions.php. (in your themefolder) Edit new code: – This should do the trick, sorry for the delay. /** * Remove post author link on comments * * @return string $author */ function wpse218025_remove_comment_author_link( $return, $author, $comment_ID ) { return $author; } add_filter( ‘get_comment_author_link’, ‘wpse218025_remove_comment_author_link’, 10, 3 ); Note: you can … Read more
I am exactly looking for this question I have found these codes to convert all links to Nofallow, can anyone change these codes according to the user’s role https://www.codespeedy.com/relnofollow-for-all-external-links-in-wordpress-using-code/
add this css class your style.css file .footlinks{display:none !important;}
You can’t add link/blogroll type items to the main navigation – add them as custom links instead. [Update] To be more precise, you could do it, but you would need to write some code that hooked into the menu creation/editing section, present a list of blogroll links in a metabox, allowed you to choose from … Read more
Your code only works if you are actually calling wp_get_attachment_link() somewhere in your template. If you’re not calling the function, then the apply_filters() inside the function will never get called, and therefore your code will have nothing into which to hook.
I would guess that some javascript is running on that page (in your theme) and preventing the default action of click event. Disable all plugins you have and then theme to narrow down the cause. If disabling a plugin or reverting the theme fixes it, then you have found your culprit. Also look for javascript … Read more
the basic way is to #li.cat-item-7 { color: red; } Now, change ‘7’ to the number you want, as many times as you want and ‘red’ to the color you want for that category like – #li.cat-item-2 { color: pink; } #li.cat-item-8 { color: green; }
Link Pop-up in custom plugin