The main problem is a misunderstanding of PHP objects and the 2 methods you’re using: $a = get_posts( … ); $b = new WP_Query( … ); $a is an array of WP_Post objects e.g. foreach ( $a as $p ) { … } $b is an object of type WP_Query e.g. while ( $b->have_posts() ) … Read more
This checks the number of characters and hide the button server-side in content.php: <?php $excerpt = get_the_excerpt(); $excerpt_length = strlen($excerpt); $excerpt_limit = 100; // Match the limit set in functions.php // only for debugging: var_dump($excerpt); var_dump($excerpt_length); ?> <div class=”news-main”> <?php the_excerpt(); ?> </div> <?php if ($excerpt_length >= $excerpt_limit) : ?> <div class=”news-read”> <a href=”<?php echo … Read more
To remove the sizes and srcset attributes (along with their values) from <img> tags in your blog posts using WP Migrate DB Pro’s Find and Replace feature with regex, you can use the following approach: Regex Solution Use this regex pattern in the Find field to match and remove both sizes and srcset attributes, including … Read more
This won’t work as you expect it, PHP is intended for server rendered blocks, it isn’t aware of the editor context unless it’s told the context. But to do that you need to read it in and pass it to the component on the JS side, and then read it in again on the PHP … Read more
WordPress doesn’t support this out the box so you’d need to know how Tex support is implemented on that blog. Looking at the raw HTML suggests tex2jax_ignore which heavily implies Mathjax is being used. A quick look at Math stack exchange suggests they’re using MathJax v2.7.5. Having said that, Stack exchange doesn’t use HTML the … Read more
Edited to add Having looked at the source of wp_title(), it looks like it already checks to see if you’re on a page, a single post, a category or tag archive page, a search results page, a 404, etc. So a lot of the code is redundant; you might be able to use something like … Read more
It’s possible for themes to create sample content, but as far as I can tell that’s still the exception rather than the norm. It’s more typical to create at least a homepage with some dummy content including images, lists, headings, etc. Then when you switch themes, you’ll still see that content but wrapped in the … Read more
Can you post your js or try this? import { addFilter } from ‘@wordpress/hooks’; addFilter( ‘editor.PostStatus.statuses’, ‘sq/add-custom-post-status’, // custom filter name (statuses) => { return [ …statuses, // save old statuses { // add new status slug: ‘prepare’, label: ‘Prepare’, labelShort: ‘Prepare’, public: false, }, ]; } );
This is a pretty common issue when you’re mixing regular posts with custom post types like “event” (from the Event Organiser plugin). The main problem is that WP_Query defaults to sorting by post_date, so it doesn’t know to use a custom field like eventstart. One way around this is to fetch the posts separately and … Read more
After looking around on the net, I came up with this solution which works for me. However, I still do not know what is the complete syntax. First, on the Google sheet you must publish the sheet of interest and ask for the code to write to embed it into an iframe. Then instead of … Read more