Today i want limited announce on site. I want to show 50 word’s. But, after limited wordpress showing more 50 symbols. Can you help with these?

Code for limited:
<?php echo wp_trim_words( get_the_content(), 50, ‘…’ );?>

I’ve attempted to follow the instructions at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Mailing_Lists to join the announce mailing list such that I get an email upon a new release.

However, this has met with little success, with the links in the article ending up on a random forum topic, and my “support profile” not containing the described “Mailing lists” section.

Is anyone able to advice?

Kind regards,

I’d like to know how I can be notified of new releases. I looked at [1] but those instructions leads nowhere. I also found [2] but the last announcement dates back to December 2009.

Thanks in advance,
Simon

1: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Mailing_Lists#WordPress_Announcements
2: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-announce/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/smartava/

This is my first WordPress plugin but I am not new to php (I prefer DOMDocument for php website design over echoing HTML tags, so I never much cared for WordPress from a hosting point of view) but it provides a very important feature to me as someone who comments on WordPress blogs.

This plugin obfuscates the e-mail hash of people who comment on your blog when you are using gravatar to supply avatars to comments. It is particularly important when using one of the gravatar options that generates an avatar, such as monsters or retro.

The e-mail hash provides a unique identifier that can be used by third parties to track and build profiles of what blogs your users like to comment on, and that is a privacy concern, especially with the recent trend of companies looking at your on-line activity as part of a background check before hiring you.

For some blogs, it really may not matter, but if you run a blog for transgender or medical Mary Jane or other such topics, you may unintentionally be doing a dis-service to your users by publishing the MD5 hash of their e-mail hash when using gravatar.com provided avatars. Bots can (and probably already do) scan the web for WordPress blogs and harvest the MD5 hash used in the src attribute of the img node of comments.

What smartAva does is obfuscate that hash so that it no longer is useful for tracking your users. It does not change how their e-mail address appears to you in the blog administration, it only changes the hash used with gravatar.com.

You may white-list domains and individual e-mail addresses that you do not want obfuscated. This can actually have the very nice effect of giving a visual distinction between your employees and customers. If you white-list your company domain and your employees all upload a photo to gravatar.com, then employees will have their photo with the comments and responses they post while users/customers will have avatars from whatever themes you have chosen, such as retro or monsters, thus providing a clear visual distinction.

This is my only WordPress plugin and it may be my last (though I may turn an HTML5 audio jukebox I wrote into a plugin) but I am committed to keeping it up to date as it is very important to me that some blogs I visit use it. Otherwise I will have to use different e-mail addresses for every blog, a royal pain.

Current plans for future features, currently (in devel branch on the SVN server) I am working on the admin interface so that it will have the same look and feel as the standard Settings pages, and I want to eventually at least add i18n for Spanish, German, and Greek.

I am contemplating adding an optional feature that at the webmasters discretion, allows a commenter to ask to be white-listed. I would have to limit that to registered users of the blog. I do not know if I am going to do that, for now I want to focus on the look and feel of the admin page so that it looks like the other admin pages (gah, it’s 2013 and WordPress is laying them out with tables. Ah well.)

Settings

Settings pages have been moved into individual submenus by feature, replacing the show/hide “enabled” model from plugin version 1.0. Each settings page flows through the WordPress Settings API, which should help plugins interested in building upon the base functionality of the Facebook plugin for WordPress with more detailed options for specific use cases.

The settings changes require migrating stored options from plugin version 1.0 to the new structure in 1.1. The plugin will attempt to migrate your settings the first time one of your users with manage_options capability (such as an Administrator) accesses your site’s WordPress administrative screens.

Custom Post Types, Stati

We realize many WordPress installations are highly customized content management systems taking advantage of some of the extensibility introduced in recent WordPress versions such as custom post types and custom post statuses. The plugin code has reworked to support these site customizations including the ability to scope content display to one or more post types, test edit and publish capabilities for a post type, and recognize the publicness of a post status beyond just “publish.”

More actions and filters in more places

Interested in customizing features and output beyond code shipped with the plugin? Check out the customization tab of the readme for custom actions and filters to tweak the Facebook plugin for WordPress based on your own use cases and preferences.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/facebook/

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Using version 4.8

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-trader/

It’s free to use, you just need to download the plugin and sign up on the Tallyopia website.

The download link is: Tallyopia

My name is Steve and I do need help to find solution for my site.

I am looking for solution that will let my members create their own “ads” as a short text messages (let members announce).
All these ads will have own page on my website. If my visitors go to this page, they will see small ads as text.

One more thing. I have to accept all ads before they go live.

Thanks!

Regards,
Steve