eynugget

Thanks!

how do you check if root menu instance exists?
Thanks,
Eric

Awesome! thanks.

Someone said I had to try to flush permalinks. I tried this by resaving permalinks. But, the problem still happens.

Thanks for the reply. I totally understand.
Thanks for the clues.

Am I the only one that’s seeing this?

Hmm…

Seems to me the absolute links make the site pretty non-portable.
Well, that’s not too bad since we don’t change the location of the site all that often.

The real problem is that, by default, it stuffs the “/wp-admin” thing in there and that breaks the reference.

I have found that the workaround in the Visual Editor is to just modify each image src= to “../images/hello.gif”. This then gets changed to “https://www.mydomain.com/wp/images/hello.gif” and wordpress will not add the “/wp-admin” when saving.

But, I have to do this to dozens images manually. Less cumbersome than circumambulant’s workaround.

I find that if I set the Image URL to “/wp/images/hello.gif”, it works out. The visual would substitute “https://www.mydomain.com/wp/images/hello.gif”.

However, this code is not very portable, if I change the domain or the wordpress installation path, then every page has to be edited.

This has got to be a bug or feature setting or something, right?
Not allowing relative URLs really sucks!