OK, with the help of a friend I was able to get this done. I ditched the wp_list_bookmarks and went with a combination of get_terms and get_bookmarks. function blogroll_page( $args = array() ) { if(is_page(‘blogroll’)) { if( $terms = get_terms( ‘link_category’, $args = array(‘exclude’ => 16) ) ) { foreach( $terms as $c ) { … Read more
I’ll answer your question below, but have you looked at using embeds? Look here for more information: http://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds The simplest regex for this would look something like http\:\/\/.*\b Here’s an example of it in action: <?php $file=”test.txt”; $fp = fopen($file, ‘r’); $contents = fread($fp, filesize($file)); $matches = array(); preg_match_all(‘/http\:\/\/.*\b/’, $contents, $matches); print_r($matches); ?> Where the … Read more
We could hook into the after_wp_tiny_mce with some CSS to hide it, if the wplink editor plugin is loaded. Example: add_action( ‘after_wp_tiny_mce’, function( $settings ) { // Check for the ‘wplink’ editor plugin if( isset( $settings[‘content’][‘plugins’] ) && false !== strpos( $settings[‘content’][‘plugins’], ‘wplink’ ) ) echo ‘<style> #link-selector > .howto, #link-selector > #search-panel { display:none; … Read more
You will need to convert the relative links to absolute links. You can do this in the wp_nav_menu_objects filter, which gets all menu items. Just edit the url property of each item. Another option would be to extend the default Walker_Nav_Menu with one that overrides start_el(), so you can modify the passed $item there before … Read more
You can use the Search Regex plugin. This will allow you to create a regular expression to intelligently search and replace across all of your posts. After you activate the plugin, go to Tools, Search Regex. If you want to remove all links to http://example.com, here is one regular expression you could try: /<a href=”http:\/\/example\.com[^>]*>([\s\S]*?)<\/a>/ … Read more
Admin Dashboard -> Appearance -> Menus If the theme is WP 3.0 ready, you will have an option to add a custom link (ie external link) on the left side, and you can drag and drop it into the order you want. Justin Tadlock wrote an awesome post about 3.0 menus – http://justintadlock.com/archives/2010/06/01/goodbye-headaches-hello-menus If your … Read more
This link WordPress Codex: Linking… provides detailed information on how to link different types of content. One nice feature that solves the above problem is to use a link of the form /wordpress/archives.php. This will transfer nicely (in most cases) to any particular server deployment. Further, looking in wp-includes/link-template.php gives you more insight to what … Read more
The link window was completely redesigned in 3.1 to make it easier to link to other posts in your blog. The “title” and “class” attributes were removed from this window, probably because the UI team thought they were not used as often?
I think the WordPress bookmarks feature would work grand here. Here’s how I got this to work (generically). Go to Links->Link Categories and add all the letters of the alphabet as categories Create a new link, add a description and notes, and assign it to a specific alphabetical category. Create a page template (as shown … Read more
get_archive_link() is used to generate internal html links for output. If you want to link to archive page from single.php why dont you use get_post_type_archive_link here is an example of how you can use this. it takes only one parameter (post type) <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/368468/<?php echo get_post_type_archive_link(“movies’ ); ?>”>Movies Archive</a> //here movies is the post type