Angel Costa

Sorry I’m late, fellas.

function addSubaccount($message) {
  $message['subaccount'] = "netmundo";
  $message['tracking_domain'] = "email.netmundo.com.br";
  $message['signing_domain'] = "netmundo.com.br";
  $message['return_path_domain'] = "email.netmundo.com.br";
  return $message;
}
add_filter('mandrill_payload', 'addSubaccount');

You can delete the options you do not need. Just add this to your functions.php and you’re good to go.

Found it on stack overflow, i think:

$html =  file_get_contents( "https://plusone.google.com/_/+1/fastbutton?url=".urlencode($url));
    $doc = new DOMDocument();   $doc->loadHTML($html);
    $counter=$doc->getElementById('aggregateCount');
    return $counter->nodeValue;

Because I am using another function to pull the count.

I deactivated Clicky and activated again. Mandrill seems to be working now. Weird.

I wonder if the clicky version (by the same plugin author – Yoast) is what is causing the same issue in my wp.

Not that csv one, that import trough URL. I had all my affiliate links in a YOURLS database, then I exported them through a txt file which was read by your plugin.

It is a perfect setup for autolinking affiliates.

But I downngraded back to 2.78 and I’m all good now.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/hueman#postform

Thanks for this ??

You can do it by editing the plugin code. Look for wp-postviews/wp-postviews.php and search for the function you’ll be using in your widget.

In my case I am using most viewed pages/post. So I scrolled down and find:

### Function: Display Most Viewed Page/Post

Then you look for the last $temp line (within that function):

$temp = str_replace("%POST_TIME%", get_the_time(get_option('time_format'), $post), $temp);

And you add this right below:
$temp = str_replace("%POST_IMG%", get_the_post_thumbnail(), $temp);

Now, get back to the template and set it using %POST_IMG% wherever you want the image to appear:

<li>%POST_IMG%<br /><a href="%POST_URL%" title="%POST_TITLE%">%POST_TITLE%</a></li>

Remember to have a fallback image: https://justintadlock.com/archives/2012/07/05/how-to-define-a-default-post-thumbnail

This is actually pretty simple and could come with the plugin.

Probably.

Maybe you need to set the color right in your css.

It’s still an <i> tag.

just put <i class=”icon-wordpress”></i> in front of the title of the link.

Example: Home
<i class=”icon-home”></i> Home

Worked for me.

I actually created a php file that outputs something like this and nothing else:

keyword, keyword2, keyword3, https://somelink.com
keyword, keyword2, keyword3, https://somelink.com
keyword, keyword2, keyword3, https://somelink.com

Add the url that contains to that field in SEO Smart links settings.

My list is generated from a customized Yourls (shortener) setup that only contains affiliate links.

The thing is Yoast built his plugin so it would remove bbpress’ breadcrumbs if you activate wordpress seo’s breadcrumbs.

To remove the conflict go to wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/frontend/class-breadcrumbs.php and comment out:

//add_filter( 'bbp_get_breadcrumb', '__return_false' );

It works, but if you update the plugin you need to edit the file again.

Yeah, I know, that’s why I use the code above.