Where are you using document.write? Inside the text widget? If so, it should write text inside that widget, just like you want. document.write injects data where it’s encountered. So if you’re using it outside the document body it will produce unexpected results (like overwrite the document, in most cases). **Update, add this in your text … Read more
I have found the problem, there was a plugin activated for mobile browsers support – Smooci (WordPress on Mobiles). The plugin was enabled, and no theme chosen for it. So instead showing the default theme, the plugin, broke out my website – showing nothing/blank page on mobiles. Unfortunately the same plugin could not make the … Read more
The WordPress plugin repository has several “export to CSV” plugins available. For example this one looks interesting. Its also a good startpoint if you don’t want to use a plugin and code this on your own.
Try disabling the visual editor in your User Profile and see if that helps. If it does, disable any plugins – always one of the first troubleshooting tips to try with WordPress – that have anything to do with the editor functions and enable the Visual Editor again and see if the text is still … Read more
Can I save part of the post in an external file and join it on the fly to avoid redundancy in the wp_posts table?
Have you thought about assigning different numbers to each of the radio buttons and have a minimum value when it returns? If it returns 0 or NULL then display a message? So youth group could be something like. YOUTH [checkbox] 5 – 8 (value 1) [checkbox] 9 – 12 (value 2) [checkbox] 12 – 16 … Read more
Can’t you pass limit number of replacements in str_replace? Like that $text = str_replace(array_keys($replace), $replace, $text, 1); EDIT: Sorry I was thinking about something else and missed this one. You can use preg_replace and set limit in it. Like this one. function wp_affiliate_links($text){ $replace = array( ‘/ nursery rhymes /’ => ‘ <a href=”http://www.nurseryrhymes.me/”>nursery rhymes</a> … Read more
You can do it in one of two ways: Method 1 It seems that the theme you are using has an options panel where you can define a logo. Have you looked into that? Method 2 The dirty way to do it. Change this line: $logo = $options[‘logo’]; To: $logo = “URL_TO_LOGO”;
Since you don’t present the code you are currently using, it’s difficult to answer. But you could consider adding float: right; to the CSS of the featured image?
Which wordpress plugin increases the size of tag as per more number of posts on it?