eroux

I like the idea, so I have added the option to open in a new tab as the default. It’s a check-box, so anyone who wants not have the new behaviour can still disable it…

Hi,

Sorry for taking so long to respond; for some reason WordPress’s notification never got through to me.

I use the imageLinks.thumbnail field from the Google API’s returned JSON file, unfortunately the choice was between that, and the imageLinks.smallThumbnail fields.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by eroux.

I’ll have a look and see if there is a way to do this cleanly…

It’ll have to be an option and I will have to generate more HTML than I currently need to, but I will check and see if it’s feasible.

My Badge plug-in should work for you… This is pretty much the purpose and usage-profile it was created for.

HTH, HAND…
Eugéne

Or, if you need to actually keep the element’s vertical space like I had to (I wanted to supress the <H1> in my header, but not the following , you do a
visibility: hidden;
in the CSS for the element (in this case, for the <H1> for your header, and Voil??!
You get the vertical space, but not the physical output…