I have a blog C# tutorial. When i want to show post with specific label I found that some of my post was hidden.
Example: When i want to show post with label "Lập trình C#", i have this link: http://iceteaviet.blogspot.com/search/label/C%23%20Winform%20c%C4%83n%20b%E1%BA%A3n
I have exactly 13 post with this label, but the number of post showed here is only 10, and there is only 1 page.
I have the same problem with all others label, while there is 8 - 10 post showed in the first page, and there is NOT the second page.
This is my xml (too long to show here): pastebin.com/Te12Lpee
Could anyone help me?
As your label shows some blank spaces that will convert them into %20. This will impact as negative SEO technique on search engines.
You're required to put dashes (-) between each word. for example
http://iceteaviet.blogspot.com/search/label/C%23%20Winform%20c%C4%83n%20b%E1%BA%A3n
shall be as
http://iceteaviet.blogspot.com/search/label/C#-Winform-căn-bản
or
http://iceteaviet.blogspot.com/search/label/C-#-Winform-Basic
You may try to fix number of posts per label that will surely solve your problem. Just use ?&max-results=6 after each label with going in blogger template section.
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I have a website in an RTL language and I want to add a single post with an english (...LTR) title. For some reason the only class that is unique to the specific post is a long string of letters, numbers and symbols and the built in css editor doesn't react too well to it... The post I'm talking about is "We like facebook!" and as you can see here:
The exclamation mark shows at the beginning of the word. Any help would be great!
thank you
If this is just an aesthetic issue on site, you can try this:
.your-parent-class-name .layer-content:before {
content: "!";
}
It might be :after rather than :before but I think the r-to-l text might mean you should use before to put the exclamation mark at the end.
Obviously you'd delete the exclamation from the post title and don't expect it to appear on shares, newsletter feeds, etc.
I have a problem which is probably trivially easy but I can't seem to get it working. Using this post, I do a search using Regex in a text string to convert any links into html markup, but when it comes to display on the page it just displays like this:
this is link
<a href='http://www.google.com'>http://www.google.com</a>
In the view I have:
<p>#news.Body</p>
edit: great my question is now displaying how I want. So now to the actual question, how do I get the page displaying an actual link instead of the code when displayed to the user.
Use `` around your variable (e.g.)
Use "{}" icon in toolbar to insert code
Indent your code by one empty line, 4 spaces and leading empty line
E.g.:
Like this
You can edit this answer to see raw output
How i could remove different links i have in a MySQL field in many rows? I couldn't find a query for that.
I don't have much experience with MySQL, the ideal solutions would be something that begins with something and ends with something.
Example:
On table 'ads' i have a field called 'description' that has the ad description text. I have links inside the descriptions and i want to remove them all, but those links have different urls from ads to ads. I don't want to delete the text of the link, just the link itself <a class="something" href="http://someurl.com">Link text</a>
Please give a better explanation of your problem and a sample of code.
Although, if i'm right on what you want to achieve, you might need something like this below.
Example:
UPDATE ads SET description=REPLACE(description,'whatYouWantToDelete','')
The above will remove everything in your column that contains the string foo.
UPDATE:
These might be helpful.
Remove HTML tags from record
Removing links from posts in wordpress using query
I want to do THIS, just a little bit more complicated:
Lets say, I have an HTML input:
Don't break!
Some Twitter Users: #codinghorror, #spolsky, #jarrod_dixon and #blam4c.
You can't reach me at blam4c#example.com.
Is there a good RegEx to replace the twitter username mentions by links to twitter, but leave #example (eMail-Adress at the bottom) AND #test (in the link title, i.e. in HTML tags)?
It probably should also try to not add links inside existing links, i.e. not break this:
Hello #someone there!
My current attempt is to add ">" at the beginning of the string, then use this RegEx:
Search: '/>([^<]*\s)\#([a-z0-9_]+)([\s,.!?])/i'
Replace: '>\1#\2\3'
Then remove the ">" I added in step 1.
But that won't match anything but the "#blam4c". I know WHY it does so, that's not the problem.
I would like to find a solution that finds and replaces all twitter user name mentions without destroying the HTML. Maybe it might even be better to code this without RegEx?
First, keep the angle brackets out of your regexps.
Use a HTML parser and xpath to select the text nodes you are interested in processing, then consider a regexp for matching only #refs in those nodes.
I'll let to other people to try and give a specific answer to the regex part.
I agree with ddaa, there's almost no sane way to attack this without stripping the html links out first.
Presumably you'd be starting out with an actual Twitter message, which cannot by definition include any manually entered hyperlinks.
For example, here's how I found this question (the link resolves to this question so don't bother clicking it!)
Some Twitter Users: #codinghorror, #spolsky, #jarrod_dixon and #blam4c. http://bit.ly/2phvZ1
In this case, it's easy:
var msg = "Some Twitter Users: #codinghorror, #spolsky, #jarrod_dixon and #blam4c. http://bit.ly/2phvZ1";
var html = Regex.Replace(msg, "(?<!\w)(#(\w+))",
"$1");
(this might need some tweaking, I'd like to test it against a corpus, but it seems correct for the average Twitter message)
As for your more complicated cases (with HTML markup embedded in the tweets), I have no idea. Way too hard for me.
This regexp might work a bit better: /\B\#([\w\-]+)/gim
Here's a jsFiddle example of it in action: http://jsfiddle.net/2TQsx/4/
anyone have an idea how to do this.
i need to get rid of forum views either by hide, delete, disable or any other way.
I assume you mean THREAD views in the text below:
Do a template search for $thread[views], and there should be a template called threadbit. If you want to quickly and easily obscure the views just delete $thread[views] and replace with or asterisks, or whatever you'd like.
If you want to remove the whole <td> it becomes more complicated. First you remove that <td>, and then in FORUMDISPLAY template you have to remove the <td> that contains $vbphrase[views] (do a search for it if you can't find it).
But I believe there may be some issue with removing that entire column, and any of the hardcoded colspan attributes among the templates. If so then you would have to reduce the colspan number by one. I'm not sure about the colspan part, it's been a long time since I edited the FORUMDISPLAY and threadbit templates.
Also, you will need to remove the Views from another location in the threadbit template:
title="<phrase 1="$thread[replycount]" 2="$thread[views]"
This shows up when you hover on top of the Last Post column. Just delete $thread[views] and it will show up blank.
i need 50 points to reply, sorry for keep using answer.
i was thinking of going 1 step futher and swapping the word hidden for a picture?
I used the word hidden just as a test to see if it would work which it does