saridon
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You can add the AddThis plugin buttons manually into the theme files by:
<?php if ( function_exists( 'ADDTOANY_SHARE_SAVE_KIT' ) ) { ADDTOANY_SHARE_SAVE_KIT(); } ?>it worked for me with normal Yoast installation.
Hope this helps.
A slight refinement of the above code:
(RE: Line#145 of <plugin_dir>/horizontal-scrolling-announcement.php)
$what_marquee = $what_marquee . "<marquee style='$style' scrollamount='$scrollamount' scrolldelay='$scrolldelay' direction='$direction' onmouseover='this.setAttribute(\"scrollamount\", 0, 0); this.stop();' onmouseout='this.setAttribute(\"scrollamount\", $scrollamount, 0); this.start();'>";Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wordpress editor removes/re-formats tag within the tagThanks Jan for your reply.
But I need to keep both the editors (Visual & Text) as there are two administrators. One is designated to make the cosmetic changes (like the text styling, who has no knowledge in HTML) while the other changes the HTML part.
I can definitely put the piece through a short code, but for this HTML:
<a class="home_link sel_link" id="home_link_01" title="ABOUT" onclick="javascript: return home_link_click(1);"><span>ABOUT</span></a>the the text (or it’s style) ‘ABOUT’ cannot be changed from the editor. Is there any plugin or filter to achieve the balance between ‘Visual’ and ‘Text’ mode?
Again, a big thanks to you for throwing up the light.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wordpress editor removes/re-formats tag within the tagThis happens even when I put the HTML in the ‘Text’ editor and change to the ‘Visual’ mode
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove <p> tag attached to comment tagsuse:
<?php echo get_comment_text(); ?>