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I cracked it, thanks to this post on the WordPress forums. I used $blog_id

Bump?

@lockettpots: That’s exactly what I was looking for! Only can’t get it to work… But thanks anyway.

@theotherlebowski: I’m on a mac.
@chip Bennet: Like I said, I’d like a solution that doesn’t involve downloading and uploading the files again. So no desktop editors. And, like I said, I already use Firebug (and Chrome Developer tools). But thanks anyway ??

Of course man! Thanks for the great work.

What do you mean, to your plugin?

– bump – Must be someone out there using a better method…

Great, thanks! The buttons get printed now except for the last one, and my whole layout is messed up. But I’m getting there ??

I’ve got it like this, but the variable doesn’t get read (probably I wrote wrong php):

if ($visit_site != "") {

$return = '[button link="'.$visit_site.'"] Hi there! [/button]';
do_shortcode( $return );

   		}

I’ve got one more! Here goes:
Replace the following with a shortcode button:

if ($visit_site != "") {
		$return .= "<strong><a href='{$visit_site}'";
    	if (get_option("myrp_embed_visit_site_nofollow") == 1)
    	$return .= " rel='nofollow'";
    	if (($options & MYRP_VC_NEWWINDOW))
    	$return .= " target='_blank'";
  		$return .= " >{$link_text}</a></strong>";
   		}

This one’s difficult, because I think the variable $visit_site won’t work inside the shortcode.

Thanks!! Works like a charm!!

Thanks, I don’t have an option there, but that’s because of the theme I’m using. This theme also has a box where I can edit css, but I was talking about a good css editor, that has neat auto-complete options and on/off buttons next to a line, like firebug.

Ah, all fixed now. It had to do with MyReviewPlugin. I will contact them for further support.

I solved it, put it in another php file and works fine now without the if statement.

Thanks,

I’m using is_front_page() now but it shows up on every page. Maybe because I put it in header.php? But that’s where I want it, above the body and below the menu…