I tracked the function calls in my theme (a child theme of Oenology by Chip Bennett) and wp-include that generate the links, found the home_url() function, and then wrote these functions for my site: function gregory_make_relative($url=””) { return preg_replace( ‘#^https?://[^/]+/#iu’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, $url, 1 ); } add_filter( ‘home_url’, ‘gregory_make_relative’, 11, 1 ); I intentionally grep-searched to … Read more
It seems TinyMCE provides no easy setting to select a default value. But there is another backdoor: the external_link_list_url option of TinyMCE can point to an extra Javascript file that will be loaded in the link editor window. You can use it to populate a dropdown of frequent link destinations, but since it is a … Read more
You should be using get_term_link instead, also for consistencys sake and to future proof, use get_terms instead of get_categories. Both work on categories/tags and all custom taxonomies. Also check for the return of a WP_Error object ( returned when an invalid or nonexistent term is passed )
wp_rel_nofollow() add nofollow attribute to all links so we can not use it or may be I am not sure how. You can use this function to add rel=”nofollow” to all external links. This function will check all links in content against your blog/website URL (as internal domain) and add nofollow attribute if both does … Read more
Yes, it is possible. You can do this with ajax call that updates post meta field before the link is followed. In the example, I used admin and non-admin users who click the link and automatic increase link_check_click_counter in the post meta. I used here the example to show the data using wp_footer. You can … Read more
A great starting point would be Mike’s answer to the question about cloning CrunchBase. You’ll want to do something similar with custom post types for entries in your directory. If you want to allow visitors to submit sites, you could perhaps use the TDO Mini Forms plugin to allow visitors to create a new listing, … Read more
I would search the database’s wp_posts table to find the URL(s) you are looking for, using phpmyadmin.
I should start off by saying that linking to drafts will only work for logged in users (with appropriate permissions) – other users will simply hit a 404 Not Found! You’d be much better off getting all your content ready & published, or only link to it once it is ready! Nevertheless, to answer your … Read more
if anyone comes across with this issue, I resolved it by editing both the ‘home’ and ‘siteURL’ fields in the wp-options table of the database on the server (not the localhost one) to replace the ‘localhost/wordpress’ with ‘http://www.youehostedsitename‘. replace Both ‘home’ and ‘siteurl’.
It’s not built into core, but it’s certainly possible to add, however – I wouldn’t consider it a good idea to have a single post available at multiple URLs, so a redirect is probably best. Of course, it will require a bit of PHP, as WordPress doesn’t operate on magic or willpower. First, we hook … Read more