How to add Linked ➚ link on selected post to Neutrica+ WordPress

enodekciw comments:

oh, it looks like that you already have $my_link defined in that template file so just change above code to something like this


<?php if($my_link != '') : ?>
<br/><span class="meta-utility">Jump to this <a href="<?php echo $my_link;?>">linked &#x279a;</a></span>
<?php endif; ?>


Because if you already got that custom field value above the post and you don't need to get it again. So no need to call get_post_meta() function again.

Jorge Ledesma comments:

Ok, from the previous post, let me explain. I use the theme framework [[LINK href="http://themeshaper.com/"]]Thematic[[/LINK]] which is free and open source and a premium child theme called N[[LINK href="http://www.fthrwght.com/neuticaplus/"]]eutrica+[[/LINK]]

And Maor who solved and earned my previous question worked with the functions.php of Neutrica+ because since this is a framework it does not have a single.php, index.php files its all on either the Thematic functions.php or the Neutrica+ function.php(which I attached originally with this question)

Now Thematic holds their entire single.php, index.php and so forth in a single php file called content-extensions.php.

I can upload all these upon as well. Remember, the function is already which works perfectly is called to the post meta field of my post on what goes into the single.php or " is single" portion of the functions.php

My goal is to have that link output as on the post that have it after the post content like so

Title
Body<br />
Jump to this Link ➚

and perhaps wrap in these tags<h6></h6> but I can always play with these myself to see which one looks nicer

enodekciw comments:

ah, got few beers tonight, my bad. Ok, lets do it like this:

1) open up your functions.php (the one you gave to Maor)
2) find these lines:
// Creates the post content
function childtheme_override_content() {
global $thematic_content_length;

if ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'full' ) {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $post);
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'excerpt') {
$post = '';
$post .= get_the_excerpt();
$post = apply_filters('the_excerpt',$post);
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'none') {
} else {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $post);
}
echo apply_filters('thematic_post', $post);
} // end content
3. replace them with these lines:
// Creates the post content
function childtheme_override_content() {
global $thematic_content_length;

$linked = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'linked_list_url', true);
$belowcontent = '<br/><span class="meta-utility">Jump to this <a href="' . $linked . '">linked &#x279a;</a></span>';

if ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'full' ) {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]&gt;', $post);
$post .= $belowcontent;
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'excerpt') {
$post = '';
$post .= get_the_excerpt();
$post = apply_filters('the_excerpt',$post);
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'none') {
} else {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]&gt;', $post);
$post .= $belowcontent;
}
echo apply_filters('thematic_post', $post);
} // end content

Jorge Ledesma comments:

trying now

enodekciw comments:

// Creates the post content
function childtheme_override_content() {
global $thematic_content_length;
$belowcontent = '';
$linked = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'linked_list_url', true);
if($linked != '') {
$belowcontent = '<br/><span class="meta-utility">Jump to this <a href="' . $linked . '">linked &#x279a;</a></span>';
}


if ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'full' ) {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]&gt;', $post);
$post .= $belowcontent;
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'excerpt') {
$post = '';
$post .= get_the_excerpt();
$post = apply_filters('the_excerpt',$post);
} elseif ( strtolower($thematic_content_length) == 'none') {
} else {
$post = get_the_content(more_text());
$post = apply_filters('the_content', $post);
$post = str_replace(']]>', ']]&gt;', $post);
$post .= $belowcontent;
}
echo apply_filters('thematic_post', $post);
} // end content

added if not blank condition

Jorge Ledesma comments:

This works great but the link shows up on all post, only the linked list post should the link show up. thanks

enodekciw comments:

that correction I've added above should do the trick ;)

Jorge Ledesma comments:

That worked but its not wrap in <h6></h6> tags, is this possible. :)

Jorge Ledesma comments:

Or can this be blockquoted the whole thing wrapped in <blockquote></blockquote>

enodekciw comments:

find this line in my code snippet:


$belowcontent = '<br/><span class="meta-utility">Jump to this <a href="' . $linked . '">linked &#x279a;</a></span>';


as you should understand, $belowcontent variable holds everything that should be below the content, so just change that variables content with anything you want, for example:


$belowcontent = '<br/><h6>Jump to this <a href="' . $linked . '">linked &#x279a;</a></h6>';

I hope this helps you ;)

enodekciw comments:

$belowcontent = '<br/><blockquote>Jump to this <a href="' . $linked . '">linked &#x279a;</a></blockquote>';

this will output that line wrapped as a blockquote

enodekciw comments:

oh hell, blockquote tags was bad idea to use here ;)
anyway, from the example with h6 tags, you should now understand how to manipulate the markup of that line.