You have two options which I’ll call the “quick and dirty” and the “sustainable.” Quick and Dirty You could manually-create the Categories Page with many left-aligned images with captions and the Link URL field for each image linked to a set of pages where you repeat that process with images linking to individual recipes. If … Read more
Steps you can take to resolve this issue: Download Fresh Install of WordPress from WordPress.org Deactivate All Plugins Deactivate Theme-Twenty Twelve and Try Activating some other Basic theme like Twenty Eleven Disable Browser Ad-Blocker Add-ons (if any) Hopefully your problem will get solved by taking the above steps.
This is the SQL: UPDATE <YOUR_PREFIX_HERE>_posts SET post_content = replace(post_content, ‘www.lol.com/?http://rapidshare.com’, ‘http://rapidshare.com’); Either inject it directly into the database (via PHPmyAdmin and the like) or use WordPress to do so. Here’s the WordPress way: global $wpdb; $wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( “UPDATE <YOUR_PREFIX_HERE>_posts SET post_content = replace(post_content, %s, %s)”, ‘www.lol.com/?http://rapidshare.com’, ‘http://rapidshare.com’ ) ); // EDIT For completeness (as … Read more
In response to @krysiek’s comment above, I simply selected the default permalink setting, saved, then selected correct permalink setting and resaved. Works perfectly.
You could go about this in a few ways. Here are two options: Option 1 – simplest. Since your weekly newsletter is already in its own Category, just link to that category. Your category template should in theory include the most recent post at the top of the page. You can always tweak the category … Read more
wp_rel_nofollow() does this for you. It is already called on pre_comment_content, so comments should be covered. For sidebars and footers, this depends on the widgets and other code you use there, but it should be possible to call that function there too.
Regularly You have this: <?php edit_post_link( $link, $before, $after, $id ); ?> In this example use “echo” <?php echo $post->ID ?>”> Instead: <?php $post->ID ?>”>
I think Netblog plugin seems to be what you’re looking for. Connect posts and external resources (websites, pdf, doc, zip, exe). Use Captions, Footnotes, Bibliography. Netblog is highly customizable.
try using <!–more–> or try the 4th button from the right in the visual editor; or try the ‘more’ button in the html editor. I am viewing the page does that mean you are trying to get a ‘read-more’ in a static page?
No php or extra page template necessary. See http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide and add/remove pages from the main menu and make a new sidebar menu. Or keep the page out of the main menu and add a simple href link to it in the sidebar.