I want to implement my static website to wordpress just for practice and learning this stuff.
My images not loading because my original url is like: src="/images/logo.png" and now in my local wordpress url looks like: http://localhost/images/logo.png but should be: http://localhost/wp-content/themes/mytheme/images/logo.png
Have you any idea for this case? I can do it with find and replace in sublime but I'm wonder it there is a better way to fix it.
Thank you for your response!
A simple find and replace in your text editor is probably the simplest solution in this case. If your images were added in the CMS itself then you could use SQL instead.
You can use a WordPress plugin like this:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/
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I want to create a simple Wordpress archive page exactly like on this website:
http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/archive/
How can I do this?
Thank you.
Your question is too generic. If you want to create a page exactly like that, read tutorials and practice your html and css skills to achieve the output you want.
I am struggling with friendly urls in dnn.
I have a profile page:
http://localhost/dnn/uProfile/tabid/95/userId/1/Default.aspx
which I want to be like:
http://localhost/dnn/uProfile/1/username.aspx
I have tried to add some rules to host > friendly url settings but I don't really understand how to achieve this, or I am trying impossible :) ?
Your best option for doing something like this is with URLMaster, www.ifinity.com.au
I'm working on wordpress. And has this kind of requirement, where I need to have an ability in admin panel for administrator wherein he can upload an image. This image will be used at two places in the theme.
I've tried to figure out this, and found that image url can be store in options table and can be used in the theme to retrieve the image.
But not sure how to give an interface for that in admin panel. Any idea to achieve that will be great.
Is it not possible to use the built in Custom Header image system? I don't really know all of your requirements but there is no reason to build something if you can co-opt something instead. :) Granted, it is called a "header" but it really doesn't have to be. Where it shows up depends entirely on the theme. If that doesn't work for you, you've got a considerably more complicated project but you'd probably want a Theme Options page.
Go to your wordpress panel-> plugins:
install plugin named: Custom Upload
Or your can download it from :
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-upload/
A simple plugin to upload any type of image in wordpress.
I think you can use it to manage your images of theme.
And that's it, good luck.
How can you embed Wordpress into Squiz Matrix? Not necessarily the whole instance, maybe just elements that will make life easier.
I was thinking about iframing but that seemed a little outdated - has anyone made a custom asset which allows you to use Wordpress? If not that should really be added Matrix.
yes, you can iframe the wordpress site in
You can achieve this using a remote content asset.
Documentation on how to use remote content assets can be found here.
Is it possible to have a codeigniter application running inside a cms?
I'm putting together a website where somebody else is making all the menus and content except for one. For this one menu I want to run a codeigniter application but I want to keep the design of the cms.
I hope it makes sense.
Thanks in advance..
I don't think it works like that, especially with Wordpress. I would assume you would need to modify CodeIgniter pretty heavily in order for it to make it work like that.
I would suggest PyroCMS, which is a CMS built on CodeIgniter. You will be able to find it easier to modify than hacking CodeIgniter to make it work on Wordpress.
PyroCMS is just as easy as Wordpress, so I don't think there won't be much learning curve.
http://www.pyrocms.com/
if you just want to keep the design you don't need to run Codeigniter inside wordpress.
Take the output of the wordpress template that you like (or template files really) and use that as your starting point with any views you write in CodeIgniter.
Check out fuelcms http://getfuelcms.com. It's a CMS built on codeigniter as well.