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Forum: Hacks
In reply to: manually coding stumbleupon buttonMight want to re-paste your code and use code button to wrap it properly.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Meta tag with featured image's url?I hate typing on tablets, excuse my grammar plz
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Meta tag with featured image's url?Your not passing the attachment id to the function. Try this instead http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_the_post_thumbnail
You could do that based on a URL variable via the $_GET parameter. No need in making another page. I’m not on my main computer or I’d write an example. Hope this gives you an idea at least.
You changed the CSS for everything, but not the title… not the first time I’ve seen that though.
Check wpcw.css Line 7, you have white text on a white background…
Just submitted the patch now should be fine. FYI my support form is working now so if this doesn’t work just shoot me some admin creds and I’ll see what I can fix.
I’m not sure if it does or not. The way CW works is it makes an AJAX call to check the current visitor’s cookies. If no cookie exists, then the popup is delivered. So I would assume the robot would need to allow javascript for this to work. If it doesn’t then the popup would not show.
Alternatively, if they do, I can use an is_robots() hook to kill the script if need be. Honestly I’m not sure of the SEO implications of using this plugin, but I’ll definitely look into it.
@wylesight
The modal box uses WordPress’ default Thickbox Plugin, so the parameters are based on that. I may look into using a different modal plugin though.Guys I’m profusely sorry for my absence, I’ve had a ton of clients to deal with lately, some more important than others.
@juangotoh:
You’re correct, setting that to the enter_url variable will work, it just set’s the link to a “blank” link if the option is empty from the admin page. I’m fixing that now, it’s a small bug.Here’s what’s in the update coming:
// Line 77, /content-warning-v2/main.php 'enter_url' => (empty($enter_url) ? 'http://www.google.com' : $enter_url),I don’t know why I set it to a default but I’ll fix it.
I had to do it that way to fix the enter link glitch that was happening. Unfortunately at this time I can’t fix the refresh time. However I am looking into a non-javascript version addition which will of course be optional but a welcomed workaround to this situation.
Found the loop guys, it was due to users being redirected prior to the cookie being set. I’ve fixed it to where it waits for a response from the server that the cookie is set then redirects the user. Tested on my personal server, and works fine now.
Dsws thanks for taking the time to investigation this. I’ve been really busy lately and haven’t had the time. You guys should note that I may be doing a complete re-writ of the code mainly to decrease the confusion over the options and make it a little more simple. Not to mention I want to incorporate things like customization and category blocking.
I’m actually looking into a rewrite of the plugin and this is definitely a game breaker. Thanks for letting me know.
disable it via CSS, just set the span.time to display:none
Just a quick note. If you install the widget, don’t expect to see tweets immediately. I’ve noticed it does this. Give twitter few hours to let your site get it’s information.