I wish to seed my forum with some initial tags which are inherent to my forum niche. I went ahead and created Tags from manage -> tags. But the tags are not showing up to users from forum's tag tab nor showing up in autocomplete while posting a topic.
I am using v1.19.5
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Is there any mediawiki extension which can help me determine if i have any html open tags while saving the mediawiki content.
The reason I am looking for this extension is, if i have any of the html tags open, it eats up the category tags at the bottom of the page where we show all the category tags
I need something like this http://jona.ca/blog/unclosed-tag-finder which will find open tags and alert the user
You can enable Tidy which will automatically clean up the HTML.
In other words, if there are pages out on the web with anchor tags saying, for example:
Interesting photo
Can I search for "this_page.html" and find pages that link to that page on my site? I seem to be able to search only for "Interesting photo", the shown text in the link.
Thanks for any insight.
You can make the following google search: www.mysite.com/this_page.html -site:www.mysite.com To find webpages there links to your website -site:www.mysite.com exclude your own website.
You can use a "backlink-checker"
for the main site, but it won't reference
individual pages (free versions anyway, paid version will have different feature sets).
I have this request from my client:
we want page titles to be picked up by the browser and displayed in tabs. We looked in Ektron, but this function doesn't seem to have been activated. Ektron says it does exist, however. Can the master layout be changed to grab page titles?
I've tried to figure out how to do this by going through Ektron's documentation, but the only article I found that was at all close to the issue was this:
Metadata - How to set Page Title, Keywords & Page Description
but my pages don't have the Title, Keywords etc fields, they only have MapAddress, Tags, and Image Data. Does anyone know how to make the browser display the page title in the tab?
You can create your own custom Metadata Definitions inside the Workarea. Go to Settings > Configuration > Metadata Definitions. Create a HTML tag called Title.
Once the custom definitions are created, you should then apply them to folders in the Content view. Go to Content > select a folder > View Properties > Edit > Metadata and then assign your new definition to the folder. You can choose the root folder if you want the metadata to be available to ALL content. By default, folders and content inherit settings from their parents.
Once you have that in place, you can add the CMS Metadata control to the page (as per the instructions you are following) and it will pick up the Title.
In the Visual view in Wordpress when I press <enter> it appears as if a new paragraph is started (see image 1). But when I go to the 'Text' tab, no <p> tag can be found (see image 2).
I've installed the TinyMCE plugin because I thought it would provide me more control.
I also tried adding a codepiece to the functions.php file of my template (see here: http://www.adammershon.com/stop-wordpress-from-removing-br-and-p-tags/)
But I can't create paragraphs by entering text on the Visual tab, the only way is to insert p tags them manually on the Text view, which is unacceptable to my client.
Also when I press shift+enter on the Visual tab it goes to the next line, but on the Text there's no <br/> tag.
Important note
I've integrated my Wordpress with ASP.NET where I directly request the content from the Wordpress database. So the rendering of the HTML is NOT done by Wordpress.
How can I have Wordpress add the paragraph tags when only editing on the Visual tab?
(I did not place this post in webapps.stackexchange.com because fixing my issue most likely requires some programming.)
You Won't see p tags in text editor they will be generated at front-end
if you can't find p tags at frontend find and remove
remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' );
this can be in
themes function.php
plugin you activated
for more info check codex
UPDATE
To display the p and br tag we just need to install plugin which is tinymce-advanced and do some setting change. To change the setting just click check box for "Stop removing the p and br tags when saving and show them in HTML editor" and save. Now we can see the p and br tags in HTML mode and in database
I would like to configure my Octopress blog to add an author link in the head element of all pages so that my Google+ picture will show up next to search results for my blog posts. Currently, I believe I could include a
<link rel="author" href="url/to/google/plus/profile">
in each post, but this gets tedious. Since every article on my blog is written by me, I would like the link above to just show up in the header of every Octopress page of my blog. Then on Google+ I can just list my blog as a site I contribute to, rather than listing that I contribute to each individual article.
I'm new to Google Authorship so maybe what I'm trying to do is not the best approach. My overall goal is simply to get my Google plus photo to appear next to all my Octopress blog articles in Google Search results and on Google+, list only my blog as a site I contribute to (not each individual article).
I learned that the Octopress built-in Google+ 3rd party plugin http://octopress.org/docs/configuring/#third_party supports establishing authorship and is probably the intended way for Octopress bloggers to add the desired functionality.
To use it you can change the Google+ section around line 80 in the _config.yml file:
# Google Plus Profile
# Hidden: No visible button, just add author information to search results
googleplus_user: 111234567439674839635
googleplus_hidden: false
replacing the user number with your own, which you can find by going to your Google+ profile and copying the number in the address bar. Then, as long as you have added the URL of your Octopress blog to your "Contributor To" section on your Google+ profile page, your profile image should show up next to search results for your blog articles.
For reference on how Google Authorship works:
http://searchengineland.com/the-definitive-guide-to-google-authorship-markup-123218
To see how your blog will show up in Google search results, you can
use this testing richsnippet:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets
I had erroniously set my googleplus_user url to be the full URL of my Google plus account without realizing it, so authorship was not working. Thus, I sought to manually add the <link> tag in my original question.
You'll want to update the head.html template (provided in the octopress theme) file with your authorship markup.
https://github.com/imathis/octopress/blob/master/.themes/classic/source/_includes/head.html#L20