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Glad to help. There isn’t a built-in way to do this, but it would be possible using either a custom form or jQuery targeting the required attribute. For complete information on setting up a custom form, check out the USP documentation. For complete information about using jQuery to target attributes, check the jQuery documentation.

I’ve copied the two files into the usp directory in my theme and changed the setting to Custom Form + Custom CSS. What do I do now?

Edit: Nevermind, I got it.

Thanks for the help.

Anytime, glad you got it.

I have another question. How do I remove the “EmailURL” text in the newest post?

https://josephyhu.org/blog

In the blog page, not in the post page itself.

I’ve changed the texts, but I still want them to appear only in the post, not in the blog page.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Joseph Yhu.
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I visited that link, but didn’t see anything that said “EmailURL”..

I’ve changed it to, “Email the author.Visit the author’s URL.”

I mean I changed the Email Markup field in the plugin settings to “<p><a href="mailto:%%email%%">Email the author.</a></p>” and the URL Markup field to “<p><a href="%%url%%">Visit the author's URL.</a></p>“

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So then is there a question.. or ?

Is it possible for them to only appear in the individual post page itself and not in the entire blog page?

Also, can the success message be in a popup instead of in the page or can there be a delay in the redirection so that they can be redirected to the blog page (I’m pretty sure I can’t redirect them to their post page.), but still get the message that the post was successfully published?

“Is it possible for them to only appear in the individual post page itself and not in the entire blog page?”

I want to help, but don’t understand your meaning.. if you can clarify or link to a screenshot or something that explains further, I will do my best to help.

“Also, can the success message be in a popup instead of in the page or can there be a delay in the redirection so that they can be redirected to the blog page (I’m pretty sure I can’t redirect them to their post page.), but still get the message that the post was successfully published?”

It’s most likely possible using your own code if you are using the custom form, but not something that is included with the plugin out of the box.

https://i64.tinypic.com/i5ogfs.png

https://i63.tinypic.com/fbxa4l.png

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Joseph Yhu.

Thanks, it looks like you would like to customize the homepage/archive views in your theme. Such that the home/archive pages do not display the info, but single post pages do display the info, correct? If so, it’s not something the plugin can do, but it is possible by modifying your theme template. Ask your theme developer will be the best person to make the required modifications.

Let me know if I can provide any further infos, glad to help.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Jeff Starr. Reason: add info

Yes, that is correct. Thanks. I’ll ask my theme developer.