You say, that you will not see Update, save areas. Meta Boxes This is the functionalities inside a additional meta box. Each meta box can you remove, so that you only see the area with the editor, there have the possibility visual or text. Read about the function remove_meta_box( $id, $page, $context ) for remove … Read more
Ok, I’ve found the answer myself through a lot of Googling 🙂 If anyone else is struggling, this pastebin provides a solid solution for stripping out headings from the excerpts. The solution was provided by Michael at the WordPress Support Forum.
How do the websites that are well optimized for sharing and excerpt displays are handling this subject ? They definitely have separate fields for excerpt / share-text etc. This is the only way to be certain what text gets used. These sites also make use of special meta tags in the head to send Facebook, … Read more
What you want is definitely possible. Although technically it’ll not be just a single event page, rather an event directory. Under that directory there will be single event links created by the event plugin you’ve mentioned. However, those single event links will not have any physical static files, rather those will be managed by WordPress … Read more
In most cases this won’t actually increase your speed by much but will make your site design “flash” in and look bad. If your site is fast then ignore this notice (search engines care about actual speed not “scores”) and most websites do not defer the CSS because it makes the site render not as … Read more
Thanks to some outside help the answer was simplistic, I just need to hook into this add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘AddTrackingScript’ ); and then simply echo it out and it then gets spat out at the end of the page. function AddTrackingScript() { echo ‘<script type=”text/javascript”>….</script>’; }
seems when i add the following using wpautop to the output it resolves the problem. i would love to know from someone smarter than myself why this fixes it. why when we just use the_content the p tags are included, but when we use get_extended do the p tags get removed? $content_arr = get_extended ( … Read more
Solved this. I created a plugin which loads this js: function showContent(element){ $(‘.huisjes’).slideUp(); if ( $(element).is( ‘:hidden’ ) ) { $(element).slideDown(‘slow’); } else { $( element).slideUp(); } } Then I created two shortcodes: function createDiv($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘id’ => “”, ), $atts)); return ‘<div id=”‘. $id . ‘” class=”huisjes” style=”display:none;”/>’ . $content … Read more
This is a function I use to add a wrapper to each image. I know it’s not 100% what you want, but I thought this might give you a handle to work from. function add_image_wrapper( $content ) { $content = preg_replace_callback( ‘/<img[^>]+>/im’, function ( $matches ) { $image = $matches[0]; $classes = array(); preg_match( ‘/class=”align([^”]+)”/im’, … Read more
Yes, you can keep nesting shortcodes. Just keep using the do_shortcode() until the deepest level is reached. https://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API#Nested_Shortcodes So you can do this, [container] [other_column class=”extra-class”] [content] col 1 [/content] [another] col 1-2 [/another] [/other_column] [column] [another] col 2 [/another] [/column] [/container] To achieve output like this, <div class=”container”> <div class=”other-column extra-class”> <div class=”content”> col … Read more