Posted 8 years ago #
Hi everyone!!
Most of my posts use a very similar structure:
<img src="xxx" alt="xxx">
Text From Text
Si I was wondering if it is possible at all to set all new posts to include this code thus saving me a lot of time posting just "filling in the blanks"
Thanx in advance
Put your code in backsticks (see the lines below the text area when you write your post here!) and then maybe we will understand what you are asking.
Posted 8 years ago #
Hmm, lets see, here goes...(sorry for that)
<a target="_blank" href="">
<img src="http://dinobaby.net/wp-content/" alt="Bods">
Text</a> From <a href="http://www.bodsforthemods.com " target="_blank">Bodsforthemods</a>
It is possible.
Depending on what is set in your Options > Write, i.e simple or advanced controls, you can edit the edit-form.php or the edit-form-advanced in the wp-admin folder, by inserting your text in the textarea div. (Or you can do it in both files.) In the advanced form it would be around line 100.
Posted 8 years ago #
What should I be looking for? i am really not good with php so I´m kinda lost here :S
It has nothing to do with php. Just do what wrote in my previous post.
In a text editor open the files, e.g. wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php and go the the line 100. It will look something like this:
<div><textarea rows="<?php echo $rows; ?>" cols="40" name="content" tabindex="5" id="content"><?php echo $content ?></textarea></div>
then copy your text and insert it like this:
<div><textarea rows="<?php echo $rows; ?>" cols="40" name="content" tabindex="5" id="content"><?php echo $content ?><a target="_blank" href=""><img src="http://dinobaby.net/wp-content/" alt="Bods">
Text</a> From <a href="http://www.bodsforthemods.com " target="_blank">Bodsforthemods</a>
</textarea></div>
Save the file. You can do the same thing in the edit-form.php if you are using the simple control for writing posts.
Posted 8 years ago #
That did it Moshu!!! :)
Thank you very much for your help and your patience, but hey! I´m a bit wiser just now!!
Thans again
Glad it worked out :)
Have fun!
Posted 7 years ago #
alright this is sort of related... *some* of my posts have very similar set-up.. is there a way to have different templates for different sorts of posts?
Posted 7 years ago #
That is an excellent solution moshu.
Is it somehow possible only put a predefined text into this textbox if it is still empty?
Many thanks
I am not sure I understand your question.
On the other hand, now that I am more familiar with WP I wouldn't recommend altering the core files... I'd rather go with a quicktag solution.
See the tutorial about how to do this:
http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/quicktags/
Posted 7 years ago #
Your solution is the best way for my purposes, since there is no click necessary at all.
The only problem with your solution is, that every time as the user edits the post the hardcoded text will be added again.
Oh, I see... I've never thought about that :)
I guess there should be some coding trickery for that... but I am not a coder guy :(
Posted 7 years ago #
oda lehet betenni egy if-et?
há' tudom én? - kódoláshoz annyit értek, mint ló az ábécéhez :)
Posted 7 years ago #
O.k. Thanks anyway.
Posted 7 years ago #
I edited the core as following and it seems to work fine:
edit-form.advanced.php...
<div><textarea rows="<?php echo $rows; ?>" cols="40" name="content" tabindex="5" id="content"><?php echo $content ?>
<?php
if ($content=='')
echo 'shit';
?>
</textarea></div>
Thanks Moshu for the starting idea!
Posted 7 years ago #
...but this solution is going to be overwritten by any upgrade. Is there another way to make it safe for upgrades (like the coming wp2)?
Posted 6 years ago #
This actually still works.
I just implemented it on my blog to include a snippet at the beginning of each post, as well as a signature at the bottom.
However it does add the hardcoded text/coding again when the post is edited. Easily fixed, just a pain in the you-know-what.
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