drumltd

Forgot to add I wrote a very simple plugin to do it (Or a http request which is good enough for me)

The update service is a standard part of WordPress, it sends a ping when a post is published (and I think updated), the option is under writing settings. However it is disabled once you asked for WordPress not to publicise the blog, which makes alot of sense, but just not in my situation.

I had a look at plugin but nothing obvious.

That’s spot on Thanks.

Never been one for doing things the easy way and just moving the title ??

The css works a treat, is it possible to a valign bottom, to it, I tried a could of variant, but neither worked. That way the text should sit on top of the image, and any gap would be above the text.

You can see it as [redacted]

Is it possible to delete that link once you’ve had a look

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Alvaro Gómez.

Great Thanks, I was too busy looking at a code solution/short codes etc. I completely forgot to look at the available options :lol

Can I hijack this thread to ask how in the twenty-twenty-three them I can change the next/previous text to be the title of the post, and possibly limit it to posts within the same category?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by drumltd.

Yes, I just then have to design a theme that mimics the main site, including headers/footer and a side menu. I know it’s not impossible, but combined with arguing about the iframe not really adding any security. I was hoping there was a way of convincing the social media plug ins to give the public address, but I guess it’s not going to be that easy.

Thanks for your help and time anyway.

Internal politics dictates that we don’t install 3rd party apps on the server, even though we proxy it from elsewhere. We could possible proxy it directly to to the site rather than an iframe, but then we would have to duplicate the existing site look and feel along with header and footer links, rather than fit into it.

I can parse out the links in the proxy, if I need to, not ideal but it is doable, however any automated social media posts or pings will also have the wrong address.

The existing site has a look\feel etc. and it is required that the blog fits into the existing framework to present the same look\feel. I’m open to other suggestions, although it is felt that the iframe offers better security between the wordpress site, and the existing site. I am not convinced by that though, so am happy to argue that one away if their is a better solution than iframes.

Okay I think you got the basics, how some of my description was lacking, when I said in a framework, the pages are pulled into a relevant url using an iframe.

Hopefully making it clearer, the wordpress blog is hosted at :

exampleA.com/

Then, the pages are made public at

exampleB.com/features/

However just to complicate things, exampleA.com/blogpost1 is on the public page exampleB.com/features/blogpost1 inside an iframe.

In an ideal world, the admin dashboard would still be exampleA.com

I think I explained that all this time.