aquazero

lol

makes the link description shorter and more presentable in example….

<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="
document.body.style.fontSize = '18pt';
"><img src=" ./yourimage.jpg" /></a>

You mean this?

WordPress.com Admin Bar

upload some photos to flickr
go to “flickrRSS Options” which, is usually beside the theme editor. mine is.
Fill in the details and press “update flickrRSS”

bummer….oppsss. hehe. sorry my mistake

anyone interested?

Most browsers already implement this. In Firefox, it’s under View->Text Size.
Nevertheless, this ought to work:

<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="
var fs = document.body.style.fontSize ;
document.body.style.fontSize = (
isNaN(parseFloat(fs))
? '18pt'
: (parseFloat(fs) + 2) + fs.substring(parseFloat(fs).toString().length)
);
">Increase Font Size</a>

<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="
var fs = document.body.style.fontSize;
document.body.style.fontSize = (
isNaN(parseFloat(fs))
? '18pt'
: (parseFloat(fs) - 2) + fs.substring(parseFloat(fs).toString().length)
);
">Decrease Font Size</a> 

<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="
document.body.style.fontSize = '18pt';
">Default Font Size</a>

Change “18pt” in all links to font sizes better suited to your site as a default. Tested only in Firefox, and that with only a very simple DOM. You may want to add image instead of a text link.

Cheers
aquazero

How do you make comments show ON the page?

or she could just find a theme that supports that
allows comments on pages….

It’s not even a wp blog. =p
<iframe>whateverwebsite.com</ifame> ?
lol

https://jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_MP3_Player

Cheers
Aquazero

Comments please….

??

IMHO there’s the corrected typ should be…

…..having the “powered by WordPress” link somewhere on your blog is the best way……..

…..But the original is fine.

It’s not from Referer.org but, can show where are your blog linked to…

Incoming links plugin =)
https://www.greatnexus.com/blog/105.html

Enjoy

Sorry for the late reply.

Currently when you type in a bad password….

“ERROR: Incorrect password.”

…. will appear in the login page. What I want is for WP to show the number of bad login attempts so that i would know if there have been login attempts on my blog.

This figures would show on the wp dashboard as follows….

” There has been “X” bad logins since you last login.”

Note: “x” = the numbers of unsucessful logins.

……. It would be great if this feature could sent a notification to you email alerting of its users as an option.

Another add-on possibility to the feature would be an account lock out. After “x” number of bad logins, user would have to wait another 15mins before they can login again…

Cheers
Aquazero

I’m a regular of these two…
https://www.ronniewilliams.net/weblogs/
https://www.malaysiabloggers.com/

Some theme or plugin developer also provide a forum for its users…..

K2 theme forum
https://getk2.com/forum/
Viper007bond
https://www.viper007bond.com/wordpress-plugins/forums/