Basically you want custom posts in WordPress that will be just pointers to external data? If you don’t want full import then: Store some kind of unique property identifier (that makes sense for your external data) as meta field or guid in custom post type. Make wrapper function that will take ID of your custom …
<script type=”text/javascript”> function removeLink() { theAs = document.getElementById(‘lg_image’).childNodes; // get all children of div#lg_image for( i = 0; i < theAs.length; i++ ) { // loop through the children if( theAs[i].nodeType != 3 ) { // if the child is not a whitespace, theImg = theAs[i].innerHTML; // it is the a which contains the img, …
Sounds like your news-box isn’t using clean methods for pulling posts. I’m guessing that you are not using the get_posts() function. You’re probably creating a new WP_Query object from scratch? Try using get_posts(), as it will take care of keeping the original page query clean for you.
Not tested, but I imagine add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wp_kses_post’); will scrub it good. Might need playing with priority.
A shortcode handler doesn’t have to return anything, it can just modify a global variable that you later read in your sidebar widget. If your sidebar is displayed after your post content (most likely if it’s a right sidebar), you can do this without any problem. If your sidebar is displayed before the post content …
The simple way to do this is to define the height/width in CSS of a container, and then apply a trim on the excerpt. To change default excerpt length add this to you functions.php function new_excerpt_length($length) { return 100; // change this to how many any characters you want } add_filter(‘excerpt_length’, ‘new_excerpt_length’); Manually controlling the …
maybe use this regex: $pattern = “/<a(.*?)href=(‘|\”)([^>]*)(‘|\”)(.*?)><img(.*?)src=(‘|\”)([^>]*).(bmp|gif|jpeg|jpg|png)(‘|\”)(.*?)class=(‘|\”)([^>]*)(‘|\”)(.*?)\/><\/a>/i”; function example_replace ($content) { global $post; $pattern = “/<a(.*?)href=(‘|\”)([^>]*)(‘|\”)(.*?)><img(.*?)src=(‘|\”)([^>]*).(bmp|gif|jpeg|jpg|png)(‘|\”)(.*?)class=(‘|\”)([^>]*)(‘|\”)(.*?)\/><\/a>/i”; $replacement=”<a$1href=$2$3$4$5><img$6src=$7$8.$9$10$11class=$12$13 <strong>imagelink</strong>$14$15$16/><\/a>”; $content = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $content); return $content; }
You can limit is through a filter on the_content For example (in functions.php): add_filter(“the_content”, “Content_Filter_Custom”); function Content_Filter_Custom($content) { // return a subset of it return substr($content, 0, 300); }
I would handle this with 2 custom post types and then a few custom taxonomies, depending on what kind of organization you want on that. I would use one custom post type for each horoscope (normal vs chinese) and then each would have a taxonomy for sign (separate taxonomies, not the same taxonomy for the …
Please backup your database before trying In your current theme, open the functions.php file and add the code below. In theshortcodeyouhate inform the shortcode you want to get rid of, note that even extended types works nicely! Once you added this code, hit F5 and you are done. add_action (‘init’,’remove_shortcode_from_db’); //you can choose any other …
