I want to find the universal way to scroll to comment box in WP powered blog.
Unfortunately I cannot use ... because sometimes its named different way.
Any idea on how to do that ?
Tested on WordPress 3.1.2
To go directly to the first comment
http://example.com/path/slug/#comments
To go directly to the form to enter a new comment
http://example.com/path/slug/#respond
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I'm currently using the latest WordPress install and using HTML5 Blank WordPress Theme by Todd Motto. I'm currently having issues with the EXCERPT function. I want to be able to manually type out a excerpt and have the read more link after the sentence. Not sure how to go about doing so. The the blank themes default is great, but I because of certain content... I need to be able to manually write an excerpt. Does anyone know how I would go about this?
Thank you!
Click the "Screen Options" tab on the very top right of the screen -
There should be a checkbox for about a dozen different things - custom fields, discussion and.. Excerpt. Just check the box for that, and the excerpt box will pop up under the post editor allowing you to type in a manual excerpt
I'm creating a webpage using wordpress. I wanna insert some element in the form as hidden but the comment tag is not working. the wordpress is putting the comment tag within a 'p' tag.I used all methods of commenting.It is not working.
Can anyone tell me how to insert comments in a webpage using wordpress?
thanks i advance.
I take it you are trying to build a form using the add/edit page screen in wp-admin i.e. wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page? If so, you might never succeed in your endeavour, but I would give it a try using tinymce-advanced plugin, as you can turn a lot of the filtering of your source code off, and this might solve the problem. Try it, if not let me know and I will tell you how to manually add functionality to stop Wordpress from messing with html code in wp-admin text editor.
I wrote a custom wordpress plugin that is shown in the left menu bar in the backend of WP.
My problem is, that it is just shown if I log in as an administrator. If the editor logs in he can't see it. Is there any way that I can enable it so that every role can see it?
I tried to google the problem but didn't get any satisfying results, that's why I am asking it here.
Thanks for your answer!
You need to set the proper capability, third parameter in the add_option_page() function which you would have used to create the menu.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_options_page
I am having problems posting on my WordPress site. When I add a post from the admin screen then the page where this post is displayed goes blank. Other pages are working fine -- only the page where that particular post is displayed goes blank.
You have a php_error because of the faq builder plugin.
I would suggest that you disable this plugin and install another FAQ plugin.
I suggest that you use FAQ You plugin, have used this on many sites without problems in the past.
If you still want to use FAQ Builder, and by looking at the error you had sent, you can still fix it to make it work by changing the plugin's code.
I am looking to use wordpress editor via the front end.
i have looked at the plugin wordpress front end editor. But it doesn't seem to use the wordpress tinymce, i want to mimic the one that is used in the backend admin section in the front end.
Is this even possible i have been googling all sorts off solutions for hours, i think the wp_tiny_mce(); has depreciated with the new version.
Can some please help????
With some quick Googling I dug up the following link which appears to give a few possible plugin options.