HELLO, thank you for the great plugin, i use it for 6 years and it is fantastic.
after the new wordpress updates, the following critical error appear in SiteHealth:
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PHP sessions created by a session_start() function call may interfere with REST API and loopback requests. An active session should be closed by session_write_close() before making any HTTP requests.
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the error disappear after i disable the plugin.
]]>`I’m trying to add anchor links on to a page that hasn’t had them before; I have used the same method in the past on other pages on our site, and they are still working. I use both the visual and the HTML text to accomplish and have never had a problem until today.
First I tried creating the links in the visual window for each heading, naming them in the format #joblisting. I used the anchor name as shown to link the job listings at the top of my page. I switched to the public view of the page, and the links weren’t taking me anywhere so I switched to HTML in my editing window.
I’ve tried all variations of code for anchor links in WordPress based on other support articles, and none of them seem to be working. Here’s some what I’ve tried, unsuccessfully, so far:
Link at top:<a title=”Job Name” href=”https://mca.edu/about/human-resources/job-opportunities/#anchorname”>Job Name</a>
linking to: <h1 id=”#anchorname”>Job name</h1>
Link at top:<a href=”https://mca.edu/about/human-resources/job-opportunities/#anchorname”>Job Name</a>
linking to: <h1>Job name<a></a></h1>
Link at top:<a href=”#anchorname”>Job Name</a>
linking to: <h1>Job name<a></a></h1>
Please help!!! Thank you.
]]>I need an answer to this question – but not from a developer’s viewpoint (I use visual).
I followed the instructions to enter an anchor stop per this page, but it is not working. My URL for the link to the anchor stop reads something like: https://pagename.net/#AnchorName
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
]]>Anyone unfamiliar with html might struggle with this so I’m just posting my how-to guide.
Once you’ve added anchor links in your page using the editor provided you need to link to them.
You do this by creating an internal link in the usual way.
1. Highlight some text and click the paperclip/Add Link icon.
2. Use the link manager dialoge “link to existing content” option and select your page.
3. At the end of the URL, add #anchorname
Save and publish.
If you look at your page in Text mode the link should look a bit like this
<a title="Anchors Aweigh" href="https://domainname/?page_id=7#para3">YOLO</a>
You can manually edit the #para3 part to the anchor text name.
Hope this helps others.
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