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I've hit a bit of a road block I'm not sure how to add font styling i.e. bold font and also links.
I'm trying to get something like what brian over at backlinko has, which can be seen in this image below
I've only managed to achieve this:
Any ideas or suggestion to be able to achieve adding links and font styling to WordPress manual excerpt would be brilliant.
I was totally overthinking this and thought it was more complex than it actually was.
All I had to do was write the HTML inline in the manual excerpt box like this:
People that succeed with launching a new blog do one thing very well:
They build an email list! But in most cases, they do this before even launching their blog.
But you're probably wondering:
"How do I build an email list before I've even launched my blog?"
I'll break it down into three simple actionable steps that you implement yourself.
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I have a professor Rate and review website for Lebanese universities. I have created a new rating system with animation on bubble.io ( https://professor-advisor.bubbleapps.io/version-test?debug_mode=true )
but I want to implement it on Wordpress. Is it possible to have such custom fields? and also is it possible to have the same animations? (hover and click colors and texts)
Of course you can achieve it. It may be a longshot, but:
download their CSS files
download their JS files
look at the page-source
Working on your Wordpress theme implement the same HTML as you had on bubble. You do not necessarily need to reuse their code in all cases. When you know how a given design element or animation can be achieved, feel free to implement yourself. When not, then look at some properties on their tags, like classes and so. Search for the identifiable properties of the element you are working on at a given point in the CSS and JS files. See what happens with them. Try removing classes and CSS rules, see what happens. This way you can gradually find out what code is responsible for what element. But it may be a long process.
Alternatively you could implement something similar on your own. I like this option better, because, even though you will face some difficulties while doing so, once you are done you will be familiar with your own code and will be able to customize it later if needed.
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I want to know if there's a way to chose a random link from a news website, get the page and remove all but text to be stored in a database with php cli. I have no limitations on what can be installed as far as php extensions. If there is no easy way to do this, is there a news service that supplies plain text news?
thanks.
Nope - not from a 'website'... html will vary from site to site and too complex to filter from one source - add multiple sources and the mission is impossible.
That's the bad news. The good news is that there is a way:
Most "news" site provide their content, or a portion of the content, in RSS feeds. Do some research on RSS2 and ATOM protocols and your answer is in there...
Start here: http://www.whatisrss.com
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First of all to say that I'm new and I do not know many things about coding.
In recent days I have locally installed Wordpress and reviewed the options, but one thing worries me now.
Specifically, I want to open a website with a variety of articles, and I do not know whether to format text using shortcodes, or is it best to just do a visual editing.
I started with shortcodes in functions, but, it seems a bit too much for me as I am alone working on website.
Too many shortcodes somehow confuses me.
I do not know now whether to continue to create shortcodes, or to work with visual editor in plain html.
Please help me.
Thank you.
From experience short-codes are short-sighted. When you redesign or get rid of shortcodes all your old articles will show them and the designs will be broken.
I think shortcodes are a shortcut you don't want to take if your seriously trying to build content. In the long run they will hurt you.
But, if your just messing around with wordpress or causally blogging, short code away :).
I personally think best practice is to learn HTML, CSS and use that to build interesting content in your articles... Supporting legacy CSS is easier, if you know your creating very specific designs in your article then write the css in the article it-self using <style> tag.
That's my opinion at least.
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I have made a webpage and doing testing in different browsers. In Chrome, everything is okay. But in IE, in some pages, at their ends, a few words are used to repeat themselves, far away.
When I use cursor to highlight the repeated words, the original words far away are also being highlighted.
May experts teach me what I have done wrong?
most probably its because of CSS file which you have made for all explorers the same. You will need to change the CSS file according to your browser.
If you have already done it then sample or image/code of your web page is required to find
the actual problem and then the solution.
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I have a very simple website, and would like to create a 'Comments' section to it. Currently I have a HTML document and a CSS document running the site.
I have a little knowledge of PHP, and would like to keep this as simple as possible - i.e: saving comments to a text file perhaps? But not sure.
Can someone please suggest the simplest way of adding the comments options in.
Thanks for any help.
You can use Facebook Connect to add comments to an existing page: http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/472 (Updated Link)
I found that post by searching google for "add facebook comments to your site"
It requires a MySQL database (which, if you're developing with PHP, is something that's better to get a cursory knowledge of sooner rather than later), but Commentator is a pretty nice, simple comment script. See: http://ratherodd.com/commentator/
You actually can do this very easily using file_get_contents() and file_put_contents(). Using only a flat text file and no database.
I set up an example page at:
http://staticchaos.freeoda.com/php/