Links in post content don't work on home page

1. Why are links not working in WordPress?
2. Why is my link not clickable?
3. How do I link a post to a page in WordPress?
4. How do you embed a link in text?
5. How do I fix dead links in WordPress?
6. How do I fix broken links in WordPress?
7. Why won't my messages open links?
8. How do I make my link clickable?
9. Why some links are not opening in Chrome?
10. How do I create a link to jump to a specific part of a page in WordPress?
11. How do I add recent posts to my WordPress homepage?

Why are links not working in WordPress?

The first thing you should try is resetting your permalink settings. ... Go to permalink settings; set the settings away from the standard settings (it can be numeric settings), and save it. Then, revert back to standard settings again, save and see if it works. Try to access one of your broken links again.

Why is my link not clickable?

In a plain text message, you want to make sure that you are including the full URL of the page that you want to link to, http:// and all. For example: example.com - Will not be clickable. ... In an HTML message, you need to create hyperlinks in order for them to be clickable.

How do I link a post to a page in WordPress?

In the WordPress admin, go to Pages > Add New. Create a new page called Home and add whatever content to it that you want to use on your home page. Click the Publish button to publish it. Then repeat this, creating another page called Blog.

How do you embed a link in text?

Select the text or picture that you want to display as a hyperlink. Press Ctrl+K. You can also right-click the text or picture and click Link on the shortcut menu. In the Insert Hyperlink box, type or paste your link in the Address box.

How do I fix dead links in WordPress?

Now let's talk about how to easily fix broken links in WordPress. The best way to fix a broken link is to redirect it to another page. For example, if you moved the contents of an article to a different address, then you will need to redirect it to the newer article.

How do I fix broken links in WordPress?

First go to Tools> Broken Links. There you can see how many dead links were found on your site. You can see dead link URL, link status, anchor text of the dead link, and source of the dead link. After you fix the broken link, you can manually recheck the broken link.

Why won't my messages open links?

Why can't I open links on Android? If you can't open links on Android apps, make sure to check in-app settings, reinstall the app, or inspect in-app permissions. If that doesn't help, clearing cache and data from essential Google Services or reinstalling WebView should resolve the issue.

How do I make my link clickable?

How do you make words into a clickable link?

1. Highlight the word you want to link by either double-clicking on it or using your mouse to click on the word and drag over it.
2. Click on the Insert Link button on the Compose Post toolbar (it. looks like a chain link). ...
3. Type in the URL you want your graphic to link to and click OK.

Why some links are not opening in Chrome?

If links are not opening up in the browser, or if two tabs/windows are opening on each click, try the following: 1) Change your default browser to another browser and then change it back. ... 2) Make sure your browser is up-to-date.

How do I create a link to jump to a specific part of a page in WordPress?

Link to your Page Jump

1. Type some text, or add an image or button that will become what you want your visitors to click on to go to another section.
2. Highlight the text or image/button, and select the link option from the block's toolbar.
3. Type in the HTML Anchor you created, starting with the pound (#) symbol.

How do I add recent posts to my WordPress homepage?

To add the widget:

1. Login to your WordPress website.
2. Navigate to Appearance>Widgets.
3. Find the Recent Posts widget, then drag and drop it in the desired widget area.
4. Once added, you can add a title, set the number of posts to show and more.
5. Click Save to complete the changes.