Showing Code in a WordPress Post
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I recently migrated my blog from Blogger to under my own domain. I have updated my blog buttons accordingly and would like to display the relevant code in a post so that readers can cut and paste my blog button code.
I did this successfully in Blogger by going into the html editor and replacing relevant tags with > < "
However when I do this in the html editor on my WordPress dashboard and then update, the code reverts to show my blog button.
I would be grateful if anyone can tell me how to display html code in a post that is capable of being cut and pasted.
Thank you.
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It’s just basic HTML:
<a href="The URL of the image that you are linking to">The text for the link</a>
The code goes inside a text widget http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/10/18/put-an-image-in-your-sidebar/
http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/12/24/what-is-a-widget/The easiest way of all to do this and be sure there are no coding errors is to upload the badge(image) into a post and link it there. Copy that code and paste it into a text widget and save it. (You don’t need to either save or publish the post if you are going to display it in the sidebar.)
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Have you tried clicking on the code tab (next to the ‘visual’ tab)? By clicking on it, you should see a [code] button that should help you display your code.
EDIT:
Should I learn how to type faster? :D
Well, I hope my suggestion can be of some help too :) -
TT, no biggy. Because you’re always such a great help, you’re forgiven… for now, but don’t let this happen again. (J/K) :)
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I found the answer over on the wordpress.org forum (where I should have posted this question):
Disable the RTE – access wp-admin, click on Users, click on My Profile, scroll to the bottom, uncheck the box bottom left.
I then inserted the html replacing the <> tags and “quotes” and it all worked fine. Thanks for your speedy response.
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