I am developing a blog website in wordpress where i have added easy-image-collage plugin for gather images. at locally it was showing nice. But after uploaded to online those posts have [easy-image-college] shortcode were not showing. I have reinstalled the plugin but not got any result also searched in google but got nothing regarding this problem.
Can someone please suggest any link where can i get solution or any suggestions will better for me.
Thanks.
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(Having to re-post this issue as the url was not showing correctly in the original post.)
I have a multisite Wordpress installation into which I had imported several sites. All is working fine except for the "Edit Page" link in the Admin Bar. It is using the html "&" instead of "&" in the url:
(update - I am having to include the url as an image, since stackoverlow keeps automatically converting the html '&" to "&".) See an image of the url here
In the image, note the issue after "post=32"
I have created several multisite installations successfully and have never seen this. I have tried disabling all plugins to no avail and have spent hours scouring google for a similar issue but haven't found it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I would start by looking at the database to see if there's an extra ampersand in the title or slug of the posts.
To start with, I am not an expert of any kind. Codes drive me insane. I run a site called: http://nascentarray.com.
I moved the site from one host to another and after the migration, I found that many images were broken. So, I changed the permalink structure:
From: nascentarray.com/post-name/
To: nascentarray.com/year/month/date/post-name/
Everything looked fine until I started getting 404 errors on images interested into the posts directly.
To me more specific, I use two methods to insert images:
I use the Jetpack module of WP to create a gallery in mosaic layout that gives a carousel of images when someone clicks on the gallery.
For some posts, using Jetpack gallery module makes no sense and so, I simple insert individual images between texts using the simple media uploader.
Problem: The problem is with the posts where I do not use the Jetpack gallery module. When I click on a post, the post opens fine and shows all images in it. However, the moment I start clicking on individual images, they start giving 404 error.
Example: http://nascentarray.com/2013/02/08/tallest-buildings-of-2013/
Clicking on any image in the post will return a 404 error.
How to solve this problem? Anyone, please help me. This is so disturbing and I don't have enough technical expertise to deal with this on my own and so I can came here with a hope to find some help from experts.
The posts where you don't use jetpack image gallery module doesn't embed a gallery. Instead, you embed images in your posts individually. When you embed, there's option with image link whether you want to link image with post, attachment page, custom link or source file.
Your images are not linked to source file - instead those are linked to POST ATTACHMENT link.
Once you changed the permalinks structure of your post, the links associated with your image files were not updated and those remained as per previous permalink structure those don't exist now and thus it gives 404 error.
It's solution can be to revert your permalinks structure to previous one (short and immediate solution) and other solution can be writing a short script and update all links of images in batch with their source file or anything else.
Another solution is to use Yoast SEO plugin to generate redirect URL's for old backlinks.
See the guide in this blog post regarding this solution.
I hope this helps and you understand the issue now.
Your permalink structure is incorrect. You need to change it back to nascentarray.com/year/month/date/post-name/
If it's already that way, then you need to double check your folders in uploads. Because if you look at your one page here http://nascentarray.com/2013/06/17/stock-wallet-the-only-wallet-you-will-ever-need/
That image is linked with ../year/month/date/post_name/image_name/
i.e. http://i0.wp.com/nascentarray.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/stock_wallet_2.jpg?resize=389%2C176
Obviously your plugin for viewing galleries adds the extra stuff in the URL's.
Where as the link you gave above has just ../post_name/image_name/ Which isn't working with your plugin or linking of the image file.
I've started seeing on wordpress theme sites with the ability to preview a theme on the same page, I've tried searching for the plugin but I can't find any - I'm assuming its an iframe but I could be mistaken. Has anyone come across this before and whats the solution as I want to be able to create this for myself?
many thanks
Check out the Theme Test Drive plugin.
Once activated, you should be able to combine the preview URLs (http://www.myblog.com/?theme=Default) with iframes and/or whatever lightbox solution you prefer.
I am using plugin wp customer reviews. It is working fine, but the only trouble am facing is that in the backend when i click on reviews, it shows the correct number of reviews but am not able to actually view the reviews. Here is the link where i have attached the screenshot of the backend. Can anyone help me please, why is this happening. I have tried by removing the plugin and installing the plugin again.
I think I might know this answer. Go to your settings and read the portion on shortcode. You need to change the number there from 3 to whatever you want to show. It is pretty easy.
I have experience in designing/developing websites (static/dynamic). But new to wordpress :(. Recently I have created a CSS/XHTML website for a client who wanted it to be lunched using wordpress. I've converted the CSS/XHTML into a wordpress theme as I thought it might be easier than customizing another theme to fit my CSS/XHTML structure. Everything worked well locally. But when I uploaded files into the server (Styles, footer works fine.) homepage opens up fine. But when I click on the link to "about.php" page it doesn't work.
Initially all the links were loading the home page. Then I searched and changed the permalink structure to default and the "about.php" link gave 404 error. Then I replaced the "about.php" link into <?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/about.php as it was adviced in another article. Then it just opens up a blank page.
After struggling for a whole day, still stuck in the links issue. Hope any of you experts could save me. :)
Thanks in advance.
I think you are in wrong way. You have to see the template hierarchy first and then you have to go throught the wordpress administration panel and create your own menus