Use the full URL for the image instead of just part of it.
Use this instead, in other words:
<?php wp_list_categories("sorderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS&title_li&feed_image=http://www.mazdakam.com/weblog/wp-content/plugins/widgets/rss.png"); ?>
<?php wp_list_categories("sorderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS&title_li&feed_image=http://www.mazdakam.com/weblog/wp-content/plugins/widgets/rss.png"); ?>
Yes i know that worked for me but as you know it is better to use relative address and i think it is a bug for this function what is your idea
<?php wp_list_categories("sorderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS&title_li&feed_image=http://www.mazdakam.com/weblog/wp-content/plugins/widgets/rss.png"); ?>
Yes i know that worked for me but as you know it is better to use relative address and i think it is a bug for this function what is your idea?
Yes i know that worked for me but as you know it is better to use relative address and i think it is a bug for this function what is your idea
Okay. You have two ideas there for consideration:
1. Better to use relative addresses: Not really. Whether it’s better to use relative addresses or not is really an open ended question. In the case of using rewritten URLs like this, you really cannot use a relative address, because the URL is not a direct correspondence with the actual path on the website.
2. It’s not a bug. It’s just a bit literal and doing more or less exactly what you told it to do.
If you want to use an address that will move with your blog, then you need to specify the address as a fully qualified path, but without using the literal address. Fortunately, you’re covered there as well, with WordPress.
Try this:
<?php wp_list_categories("sorderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS&title_li&feed_image='.bloginfo('home').'/'.PLUGINDIR.'/widgets/rss.png"); ?>
The bloginfo(‘home’) function will get the URL of your main blog, as defined on the Options->General screen. So if you move the blog to a new URL later, it will still work. And PLUGINDIR is the plugin directory name, which is also adjustable internally.
