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Link editor – why?

green42grass — Thu, 21 May 2020 14:40:04 +0000

In Gutenberg, it works, but why like this? In my case I have a lots of pdf documents in the media library.
It’s so tedious now, the emphasis is on knowing the URL before you start, rather than realising whilst writing that you want a link & being able to easily call up the media library without even caring what the URL is.

Using the ‘classic’ block now, which seems ok.

Anyway, just a comment & black mark against WP unless you can convince me otherwise.
thanks

add link button grayed out

Judy L — Tue, 24 Feb 2015 22:52:47 +0000

Any thoughts on why the link button is grayed out? I entered the html for a link, but that didn’t work either. Surely I can create links in the posts. What am I missing?

Link editor not working

Jack — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 17:52:15 +0000

Ok see how it puts it in here. When I do that in a page edit and choose the link editor and fill out the link edit box, save and publish nothing shows up on the page. Normal text editing functions are ok and publish fine. Is this possibly a theme problem? I just upgraded my theme and WP to 3.3.

Editing links in pages

chuckb74 — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 00:30:35 +0000

I have created dozens of links and I am having a technical glitch I think either at my host or due to teh addition of cloudflare to my site. I now need to remove the www form these dozens of links and I am searching out an “automated way” to doing it is there an automated plugin or editer that will search and replace so that I can remove the “www.” from all of these links.

Thanks
CB

Internal Link Selector for Insert Image Dialogue – Feature Suggestion

ctlockey — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:58:55 +0000

I really like the new dialogue box for editing links in the WYSIWYG editor in WP 3.1 that allows you to select an existing page/post to link to. I do a lot of internal linking on the sites I develop, often using images in place of link text.

The insert image dialogue box currently lets you set the link URL to “None”, “File URL”, or “Post URL.” It would be nice to be able to also select from a list of existing pages for the image to link to, like you can with the WYSIWYG link editor box.

WordPress 3.1 – Potential WYSIWYG Bug

ctlockey — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 16:48:34 +0000

In the last version of WP (I think I was using 3.0.3) I could add shortcode in the WYSIWYG link editor for internal links (e.g. [site-url]/my-internal-page-link) and then go back and edit these links with the WYSIWYG if needed, and exactly what I typed would still be intact.

In WP 3.1, however, it changes the URL displayed in the WYSIWYG when you edit it to something more like https://www.example.com/wp-admin/%5Bsite-url%5D/my-internal-page-link.

It would be great if the new link editor would not do this. Don’t know if this is a bug or not, but it is annoying.

(And for anyone who is wondering why I choose to do this – I’m re-launching old, crappy sites and have to develop the new WP sites in a sub-directory then move it on launch, and would rather not have to update every internal link and image src on the site when I launch. – Of course, if there’s an easier solution for this, I’d love to hear it.)

Drop Downs Not Working In Link Editor

awb9h — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:50:02 +0000

I’m assuming this may be specific to me, but some of my drop downs within Link editing don’t work. When I am editing a link, all of the drop downs (ie. Categories, Target, Link Relationship etc.) don’t drop down — I click but nothing happens. They show up normally in creating a new post or other areas — is there a way to manually hack WP so it will show automatically so I can access them, or is something else foul afoot?

In case this is confusing, this is the area that I am talking about: https://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii131/pbh_photo/Picture4.png