I visit a site made with Drupal, and when people comment they are not allowed to show the image they put in their comments. Only the link of the image is allowed.
But one guy can do that, he shows images in the comments!!! How is that possible, if the addministrators of the site put a filte that will discard out the tag, how can he succeed?
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when someone visits amitindoria.com (that's my website) the blog posts are not visible to the visitor and it shows a blank space there but when you move your mouse over that blank section it showed the hand symbol (which means something clickable is there) and when you click on it. it shows you the blog post.
I have contacted with hosting provider and do all that he said to me like restorations, re-installing the theme again. but the issues remain the same.
please help me to fix this.
attaching the images please have a look image when a visitor visit the website
when I logged in to the website's admin panel
I have a couple of images which I want to link to externally. (Essentially they will be used in email headers and things of that sort that are sent to users).
I uploaded them in the wordpress media library and edited their slugs, so I have nice permalinks like:
www.example.com/image1
However when I enter that URL in the browser I just get the "This page doesn't seem to exist." page.
Permalinks for normal posts work fine.
The links to the actual image works fine too, but it is ugly (and shows unnecessary details like the fact that it is backed by wordpress and the date etc.), something like:
www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/v2_2.jpg
Is there a way to permalink directly to the images?
Can you actually see the slug on the image's media page? In my case it says "Permalink: https://www.apothekarium.de/giftschein_arsen_1877/" when I go to the media library, then click on the image, then click "edit image" and then click "edit more details".
However, even if you get this right, I think the result may not be what you are after. Look at my link: https://www.apothekarium.de/giftschein_arsen_1877/
While it does work, it does not show the image itself, but a page that contains the image. So this would be completely unsuitable for linking to it from an external site and I suppose that is what you are after.
So my answer to your question, as I understood it, is: no, that does not seem to be possible in Wordpress proper.
You could of course solve the problem externally, e. g. in your webserver config.
So I’ve been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now. I’ve deactivated and reactivated every plug-in AND tested my theme to see if that was the cause (and it was not) but for some reason most of my featured images are not showing up and it’s terribly annoying since it messes with the way my posts appear on my blog.
I’m considering leaving WordPress if this does not get resolved soon.
The featured images on my blog will not appear. They can be uploaded and edited. I’ve rebuilt their thumbnails. They are just fine until I attach them to a post and then they won’t show.
The problem is when I set a featured image. I can click on an image I uploaded, but it won’t actually attach to the post. After I select a featured image, it says “Click the image to edit or update” or “Remove Image” but there isn’t a picture there and when I update or publish the page, still no picture. This isn’t the case across the board and I have no idea why about six pictures have worked and the others haven’t. I’ve resized them to be the same size, same picture quality, even similar names. I’ve tried it all. I don’t know what’s wrong.
How do I fix this?
If there is no code or image is hard to understand what is happening. Could be a lot of things
The theme you have does not call those images or have to be called in a different manner. Check the theme manual or get another. (hardest way an not recommend to do it) revise the theme code to check if it does it.
Check that you are in the correct page, featured images are for posts check that you are not in a page url. Click on the url on top of the post to go directly to the post page. Also publish it before going to the post url.
Surelly there may be other thing to take in consideration, but these are the most common. Without more information of the problem is really hard to get a proper answer.
My main idea is that when i do a google search on my company's info, it keeps showing the latest post made. I would like to make the info the same everytime i do a google search. That will definitely show a good image of my company. I am using wordpress to run my company's website. I need some guidance on this... Thanks... Please pardon me if this is a stupid question. If there is other ways of doing this, instead of using wordpress, do tell me... Will be very happy to hear some suggestions...
This is a great question, and I think that there are a couple ways you could do it.
The first way that came to mind is to use your site's meta description on your home page. Your meta description is the 156 characters that appear in black letters underneath your site title in the search results.
If you want your meta description to be static and unchanging, just like LinkedIn, you can set your meta description without any coding knowledge using Yoast's Wordpress SEO Plugin. After you install it, edit your home page in Wordpress Admin and set the meta description to be your desired text. You can set the meta description for every page on your site, and each one will display the corresponding description in the search results.
If you want your meta description to be the latest post, you will either need to change the meta description for the homepage manually every time you write a new post, or you could write up some code to automatically generate the meta description from the first 156 characters of your latest blog post.
But, there is a second method that might work better. For an example site, I did a Google search for CSSTricks.com. Notice that it appears that Google is automatically pulling in their latest post without them having to do any hoopla with the meta description.
So, I went to CSSTricks using Google Chrome and did a right-click -> Inspect Element to view the source of the web page, to see how they were doing it. (You may need to open the below image in a new tab or save it to your computer to be able to read the code, because it is so small)
They do not have any meta description on their site, but they are using the HTML5 article tag. It appears that Google is pulling in the first p tag nested inside the article tag, and then displaying that as the black text in place of the meta description. So theoretically, if this is indeed how it works, what you need to do is write the markup of your home page so that it displays the post content using the article tag with a nested p tag, just as they have done.
Hope this helps!
I have a Wordpress web site, I'm using the Facebook comment. My site is http://66.228.35.100/. Everything is ok but, i want to see different comment box for each different page. I tried to use XID to pick out the pages, but i can't do it, comment box's style changed to basic (total comment count and it's sublinks are not there). How can I implement different comment box for each page?
You can see the basic style here on the bottom page.