add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘method’) does not trigger my custom method
add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘method’) does not trigger my custom method
add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘method’) does not trigger my custom method
Change page content based on dropdown selection
Use SSL Insecure Content Fixer plugin. Select Simple option in its settings, first. Move to next option, if it does not fix mixed content completely. Repeat this, with next option, until all is fixed.
I’ll refer you to the excellent template hierarchy diagram from the Codex, which explains how template files are chosen: That explains the “which page” aspect of your question, but you also mentioned modifying CSS based on content. The body_class() function should be a part of your template, and it will apply a number of classes … Read more
First of all, this is not a WordPress related website. And this site requires questions specifically about it. To answer your question, YES. you can use the same content as long as it is on the same domain.
I tracked down your theme documentation. I think the section you’ll be wanting to check out is the “Page Builder” section, which has links to the wpbakery page builder documentation and tutorials that will help you out. That should get you going. If you have purchased the theme within the last 6 months, you should … Read more
You can place custom-CSS in /Theme Options/Layout/Custom CSS This will not mix up with the original CSs then and also survive theme updates. This way is not very comfortable, but at least relatively clean.
Filters don’t really affect resulting markup. More precisely they affect anything that is passed through them, in this specific case output of the_content() function is passed through the_content filter and you are able to modify it. If markup you want to change is not generated by function and not passed through filter then most likely … Read more
Hello this often happen due to js: for this i have solutions that. please open your wp-config.php from root. and add below code on it. define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);
Why don’t you use something like: Bla bla bla [shortcode postID=”100″ content=”Special bla bla”] Bla bla and then retrieve your content in your shortcode function. extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘content’ => ”, ), $attr ) ); echo ‘special content is: ‘.$content;