So the description is also the email address?…
If that’s the case then…
<div id="blog-description"><a href="mailto:<?php bloginfo('description') ?"><?php bloginfo('description') ?></a></div>
it didn’t work. I got a Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING
and yes, I’ve entered only an e-mail address.
It is the tag line it is linking to if that makes it more clear. And I am also using the autofocus theme.
If people send email to “Blog Description” it will just float round in space?
Why not send it to your email address?..
<div id="blog-description"><a href="mailto:YOU@DOMAIN.com</a></div>
Sorry try…
<div id="blog-description"><a href="mailto:<?php get_bloginfo('description') ?"><?php bloginfo('description') ?></a></div>
or
<div id="blog-description"><a href="mailto:<?php echo get_bloginfo('description') ?"><?php bloginfo('description') ?></a></div>
My mistake, should of used the correct function first time (get_bloginfo, instead of bloginfo for the link part).
tbb (guy above), the description is in the format of xxx@xxx.com …
If he wanted to hardcode it i’m sure he’d have never asked..
If someone does know what I did wrong or another way of doing it, then please let me know but for now I am just going to replace the php function with manually written code within that div instead.
oops sorry guys, didn’t see the reply before I posted my last comment! I’ll try to change the code and see if it works.
didn’t work either. I’ll just go with the hard coded way instead. Wont be much changing of themes/ updates etc on this website anyway.
Thanks for trying though!
Again my mistake giving you incorrect code…
Use this and it will work (i tested it this time)… 😉
<div id="blog-description"><a href="mailto:<?php echo get_bloginfo('description') ?>"><?php bloginfo('description') ?></a></div>
