HTML and links via Quick press
QuickPress does allow html to be added. Just try it. Add this as the content of your post inside QuickPress: <b><a href=”http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”>Test Link!</a></b>
QuickPress does allow html to be added. Just try it. Add this as the content of your post inside QuickPress: <b><a href=”http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”>Test Link!</a></b>
I assume this is message given by Vimeo? In that case it’s probably better to ask them. I know that WP likes to strip out iframes completely, but if it did get to display nothing more WP can break.
The problem you have is not with highslide, but rather with your youtube embed. You need to add <param name=”wmode” value=”transparent”> to the object tag and wmode=”transparent” to the embed tag. If you’re using the iframe version I think it’s allowtransparency=”true” but I’ve never tried it with the new iframe code so I’m not sure … Read more
There is neither inherent advantage nor inherent disadvantage in using Tags versus Categories. Tags and categories are merely taxonomies, which are used to describe content. Tags and Categories don’t actually provide site “structure”, though their index pages can be added to custom Nav Menus. The primary difference between Categories and Tags is that Categories can … Read more
I would handle this with Page Templates, as hinted at by @BrianFegter. Create a page template that does what you need (there are many PHP/WordPress tutorials out there on how to create pages, process forms, and output data). Once you have your template, create a page, and apply that template to it. Voilà, form processing. … Read more
Yes its possible but why go over the trouble when you can use the native functions like wp_insert_post that will take care of the interaction with the database. If you are still looking to do it directly by $wpdb then the post data is saved in the posts table, the meta data for posts is … Read more
You can hide <br /> elements with CSS using display:none; ofcourse you might want to try going into your post editor and removing any blank lines. WordPress converts line breaks into tags for you automatically when the content is rendered using a function like the_content().
Take a look at this thread here – it covers using .htaccess to protect a directory based on a WordPress logged in cookie. The .htaccess in case the thread goes missing – obviously you’ll need to change uploads/premium to your directory: # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^.*uploads/premium/.* RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} … Read more
In every good theme, the </body> tag is located in the footer.php file. However, unless you’re using a child theme, any modification will be lost on a theme update. That’s why it’s better to use the wp_footer filter hook like so: add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘wpse_76330_aweber_tracking_code’ ); function wpse_76330_aweber_tracking_code() { ?> %%%% insert tracking code here %%%% … Read more
I highly recommand you to see this link. This will help you to respect coding standards in WP. EDIT : add link I give in comments