Include post on external custom site
You could use a plugin like JSON API to create an endpoint on your WordPress installation and access it from your PHP site with Javascript. You’ll still need to style it however.
customization
Search & Replace trailing strings
Search & Replace trailing strings
Best way to define a database with product codes and back-end support?
Best way to define a database with product codes and back-end support?
Show WP content on different PHP Sites
Show WP content on different PHP Sites
WP_Customize_Image_Control and selecting from library?
WP_Customize_Image_Control and selecting from library?
Add date under slider/grid featured content
It is possible and quite easy to achieve. Here is how STEP 1 Copy content-featured-post.php to your child theme and open it up STEP 2 Just after line 32, paste the following code <?php echo get_the_date( ‘Y-m-d’ ); ?> Save this change, and your done As you can see, get_the_date is used to return the … Read more
How to modify specific parts of a post content in WordPress
Finally, I had to add the required code inside another shorcode I had in place to create the content structure. That way I avoided creating an extra shorcode and was able to put the custom code in the exact position I wanted. Thanks to all those who helped.
How to use PHP code with wordpress page
The best way to create dynamic data outputs really depends on the what, why, and how. For example, if you’re creating a theme that creates its own custom post type, say, to store information about the head honchos that run the business behind the site, then just create a “single-$CPTNAME.php” template that has the code … Read more
Auto Linking Words But Only One Time
Can’t you pass limit number of replacements in str_replace? Like that $text = str_replace(array_keys($replace), $replace, $text, 1); EDIT: Sorry I was thinking about something else and missed this one. You can use preg_replace and set limit in it. Like this one. function wp_affiliate_links($text){ $replace = array( ‘/ nursery rhymes /’ => ‘ <a href=”http://www.nurseryrhymes.me/”>nursery rhymes</a> … Read more
Moving site made easier
For the specific settings you are asking about you can hardcode the values into your wp-config.php file(s): define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); These values will be used and database values will be ignored and not editable in settings. Note that there are plenty more places that might store URLs, such as images in content and so on. There … Read more