Add that to your functions.php: function wp_link_query_mod ( $results ){ if( count( $results ) ){ for( $i=0; $i<count($results); $i++ ){ $results[$i][‘permalink’] = wp_get_shortlink( $results[$i][‘ID’] ); } } return $results; } add_filter(‘wp_link_query’, ‘wp_link_query_mod’); This hook is only usable since WP 3.7, if you have an earlier version then there is an alternative but it would mean … Read more
The HTML for the inserted internal links are generated by Javascript, so I’m not aware of any easy way to change it. The HTML generation is controlled from the wpLink.htmlUpdate method (HTML mode) and the wpLink.mceUpdate method (TinyMCE mode), in the /wp-includes/js/wplink.js file. Here are some ideas: Add a query parameter to the inserted links: … Read more
I have seen a similar question on http://stackoverflow.com a few days ago . I think my answer may not help you .But There are some other examples mentioned which were built like digg already on wordpress platform . http://nestdev.com is the best one I have ever saw . (Sorry If My answer doesn’t fit to … Read more
get_adjacent_post(), which is used by all functions that return a (link to) the next or previous post, only has a $in_same_cat argument, which looks at the categories the post is in, not the tags. You could hook into the get_[next|previous]_post_join to modify the join query for your call, but then it’s probably easier to copy … Read more
No, there is no “full archive” page like you describe created by default. This would basically be the twentyten index page set to display “your latest posts.” If you don’t want to access the archives via some sort of filter (category, author, year, month etc.) then you will need to create your own archive template … Read more
you may try to add this to your .htaccess : <FilesMatch “\.(?i:pdf)$”> # Force File Download ForceType application/octet-stream Header set Content-Disposition attachment </FilesMatch>
$my_url=”my/relative/url.php”; echo site_url($my_url); site_url() when used by itself will return the absolute path to your blog. But, if you add an argument to it, as per my example above, it will prepend the absolute path to your path. Just make sure your URL doesn’t contain a leading slash (eg: /this/may/not/work). Finally, if you happen to … Read more
If anybody is interested in do the trick, my solution is this: function remove_media_link( $form_fields, $post ) { unset( $form_fields[‘url’] ); return $form_fields; } add_filter( ‘attachment_fields_to_edit’, ‘remove_media_link’, 10, 2 );
I found a solution based on the code of this page: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/22180 All attachment files have a post status of ‘inherit’. So first you need to add “inherit” as one of the possible post status to search for. You can use the wp_link_query_args filter to do that. function my_wp_link_query_args( $query ) { if (is_admin()){ $query[‘post_status’] … Read more
add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘attachment_image_link_remove_filter’ ); function attachment_image_link_remove_filter( $content ) { $content = preg_replace( array(‘{<a(.*?)(wp-att|wp-content\/uploads)[^>]*><img}’, ‘{ wp-image-[0-9]*” /></a>}’), array(‘<img’,'” />’), $content ); return $content; } The regex could be simpler and unfortunately this also deprives you of the unique wp-image-xxx (where xxx is the attachment ID) class of the <img> tag, but it’s the safest one I … Read more