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Is there a way to just Hyperlink the like, reblog, and follow functions on tumblr? I just want to write my code like this
reblog
and it work wherever. But it doesn't. WHY?
As others have suggested; for 'Reblog' link you can do:
Reblog
Then for 'Follow' link you can do:
Follow
*If you'll use this in your primary blog theme; to check how it works you have to log out, 'cause you can't follow your primary blog from your same primary blog.
*This way you can not follow/unfollow in one click, like a usual link it'll take you to the follow page and there you can follow or unfollow the user.
As much knowledge i have, for liking tumblr provides only like button, nothing like a text link that you can like/unlike by clicking.
So as you want to use text only, you can direct the link to permalink page where people can like it. By default Tumblr has 'Like' and 'Reblog' button in permalink page.
You can do it something like:
Like
You should use the above inside {block:Posts} and {/block:Posts}.
This could be a solution, but it no longer works. Just writing the link, 'cause maybe you can do something from this idea : here (link).
I think that's all i can help for now.
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Is there an HTML code for this character? If there is, can you all let me know what it is? If there is no HTML code for this character, can you let me know what this glyph is called? I had been looking all over the place for it, and today I happened to stumble upon it.
Most icon libraries use a variant of "share" as the terminology for this icon.
Here are a couple of examples :
Material Design Icons calls it share.
AntDesign calls it share-alt
That is the share icon. I think FontAwesome has it, or if you want exactly like that you can search for it on FlatIcon.
Link for FlatIcon
Something that I usually do is getting all the icons that I will use on the project and make it into a font. I use this service to help me with that: https://icomoon.io/app/
I think it's called a SHARE ICON
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Getting my head banging since this morning to do this simple (I think) thing:
I want to create a link (manually) that automatically selects the third Tab and adds some text to this webpage:
http://www.acessibilidade.gov.pt/accessmonitor/
I've tried some ways, including http://www.acessibilidade.gov.pt/accessmonitor/?#form3 but to no avail... what I am really missing here? Is even possible?
Thanks in advance.
If you dont have access to edit this page's source code then you cannot do what you are suggesting with a simple url or querystring value.
If you could edit the page then you could add some JavaScript or server side code to open the tab you specify in the query string/url.
Fancier solutions include proxying the site and injecting your own javascript or simply re-writing the html but this isn't really recommended as any such solution would be very fragile and the owner of the original site may not be too happy with you doing that.
You could also use a browser automation tool like selenium.
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I'v searched the whole time for about 3 days to make a round toolbar then i'v tried to do it myselt but i could'nt. Then my friend said to me about Stackoverflow that they are amazing at answering html Questions. And this what i want to do: Round Toolbar
If you searched for "round toolbar" that were propably not the best keywords for what you want, something like "css circular menu" is much more suitable.
One of the first results when using Google provides you with anything you dreamed of, giving the solution ready to copy&paste as well as explaining step by step how to get there:
https://css-tricks.com/building-a-circular-navigation-with-css-clip-paths/
There is even an online generator: https://sarasoueidan.com/tools/circulus/
and a guide on how to include the generated svg file so that it can actually be used as a menu.
Good luck!
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Hello I have just started to use word press today, I have developed my own theme, and edited the header and footer files to show what I want it to show, however I’ve ran into a problem adding in the main content. What I did was just take the html, and dump it into the html editor and this worked great site was fine, however if you click into the visual editor and then click at the start of a div, and press “backspace” it removes the div and merges it with the div above it, should this happen? And if that is what is supposed to happen can you prevent it?.
Allot of my potential clients don’t want a html website and want word press and that makes me lose them since I am mainly html/css/php etc, so that’s why I'm learning it, however if the above is what happens it seems like these clients will keep on coming back to me wanting it fixed etc and make me look bad for making sites that break easily thus decreasing my value as a freelancer.
Any and all help is welcome the reason I'm asking is because i can’t find any websites about this they are all purely make a theme. Thank you.
P.S this site is running locally so cannot provide link sorry.
I agree with #jhanifen, your client will not want to post html into the WYSIWYG editor, so keep in mind your theme will have to allow what ever they choose to put in there.
You wont be able to prevent the behaviour you are describing, you could lock the page from other users editing it but this is a bad way to go.
I usually make a child theme of a good simple standard theme and create page templates to allow for different page styling. http://codex.wordpress.org/Page_Templates
You may also want to look into custom post formats for more specific posting behaviour. http://webdesignledger.com/tips/getting-started-with-wordpress-post-formats.
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I wondered what would be the markup to achieve the following on google, somehow they recognize the menu items and show it as part of the search result but I couldn't find an easy way to do it.
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Basically, you are asking how to cause "sitelinks" to appear for your website. Unfortunately as far as SEO is concerned, there isn't any special markup you can use to make these appear. They will be shown if Google's algorithm determines it is appropriate to show them, otherwise, they won't be.
For more information, see the following help article from the Google webmaster tools:
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=47334&topic=8523
There isn't anything special about the markup. Google needs to be able to crawl the site and be able to determine the site's structure based on how pages link to each other. In addition, you can tell Google how the site is structured by submitting a sitemap to them. This is a simple step you can do to encourage Google to build this structure in their search results. Be patient for the results to occur, however, as it can take a while.
A good site navigation tree (logical) and breadcrumbs on the internal page, may help google to check right your "menu". HTML5 too maybe a good idea to say to search engine "Hi. I'm the nav".