Probably some javascript that targets those links and makes them open as new windows. Try running the page with javascript disabled and see if they behave the same. You can also try adding target=”_self” to the a-tags, although this might be overridden by javascript.
Create a page, call it “Blog” Settings->Reading… select your new “Blog” page in the drop down next “Posts page” In Appearance->Menus find your main menu. On the left, open up the “Pages” panel Find your page named Blog Check it and click “Add to Menu Save the menu Profit
From what I understand, you want a URL to your page, that will work even if you change the page slug? You can do this by linking to the default permalink for that particular page, for example http://localhost/taiwantalk2/?page_id=139. This URL will always work even if your permalinks are updated. WordPress handles the redirects for you.
On the browser, from the address bar, what syntax, prefix, and suffix do I need to add to the above online link, to be able to access this post edit page (I have admin rights). None, no such prefixes/suffixes/additions exist. It’s not possible out of the box to do this. To do this you would … Read more
For one thing, Links are being removed altogether with WordPress (either in 3.5 or the next release). Second, there is no concept of a “published date for these kind of links. There’s no place in the database for it at all. There is a “date updated,” but that’s just to record when you last made … Read more
This question is really too localized to get a solid answer and will most likely get closed. Here’s a quick guide to narrow down what the issue is – but the fact that I can click the links just fine and you can’t makes it sound like an issue with your system and not necessarily … Read more
If I’m understanding your question correctly, as long as you’re okay with them all using the same theme (it gets much more complicated if you want them to look different), but you should be able to export the posts from the other two blogs and import them into the one you’re keeping. Then create a … Read more
You can export/import the wp_links database table using PhpMyAdmin or similar database tool. Just make sure in the file that exports you change the database name at the top of the file to the name of the database in your destination wordpress site. Note that importing the table will remove any links that you currently … Read more
Looks like this was caused by the WP-o-Matic plugin which my client was using.
So yeah, got the tumbleweed badge :(. I ended up doing a 301 with the .htaccess, but If someone has a better idea please share it!