WordPress how to fuzzy lookup

You don't need that cumbersome plugin, you just need to change its width="?px" height="?px"Then change it to this size.

The most likely problem is that your background settings are incorrect.

If your background is set too small, and the size of the foreground display is larger than the size set in the background, ** will be stretched and enlarged, which will inevitably cause an unclear situation.

Suppose your foreground is displayed as 220*180, then the backend is also set to the same size.

Your own pixel is too low, if the pixel is 150 150, you put it on the ** to enlarge it to 200 200, ** is not clear. You can try it first to see if this is the reason.

The Aitsen theme also encountered the same problem, the homepage image display is blurry, and it would be nice to change the default size.

Matching this is a bit more complicated. After going through the above query. Put the resulting article ID.

If equal. Return**. If not equal.

It's not.

If you have a problem with the test or if you pass the test, you can come back here and share it.

Go to some blog navigation stations, where many blogs are generally included, such as Lu Songsong's blog encyclopedia.

1.Hello, I'm using nice search now.

2.Demo site.

First of all, you need to prepare 2 documents.

1 is a file under the WordPress theme.

1 is that the search page needs to be put in html**.

These are the forms that are placed on the page.

The following are the ** placed in.

**the template for displaying all pages.

this is the template that displays all pages by default.

please note that this is the wordpress construct of pages

and that other 'pages' on your wordpress site will use a

different template.

@package hotlink

subpackage hotlink theme

検索 results with.

search_query =& new wp_query("s=$s & showposts=-1");

get_header();

class="search_post">

title="" rel="bookmark">

If you can use it, remember to adopt it. If you have any questions, keep asking me.

**Address 1 is the original picture.

**Address two compressed.

Replace **address 1 with **address 2 is shown in the original picture.

I don't want to click ** to jump, just write.

This is when the ** plugin is not used.

Right-click - look at the element, then go to the source code to find it. It's the search that's all that matters, because it's not a template that you write, and it takes a long time to find it. To give you a way, use dw to link to the server, and then use the source code to find which files have this element, and then check them one by one to find it.