There are many options to go solve your concern, one could be: First: you need a custom field to store your placeholder. For that you should use the add_term_meta function. Second: Use get_term_meta to retrieve the custom field value. That’s all. If you want customizations you will need to specify a little bit more in … Read more
New term taxonomy and description in front page. Input’s
Your $tag_id variable is not defined before use. Try a test with a fixed value in there: <p class=”klientWlasciciel”>WLASCICIEL: <?php echo ‘Tag Description: ‘ . tag_description( ‘1’ ); ?> </p> … or test the default behavior which should be the current queried tag: <p class=”klientWlasciciel”>WLASCICIEL: <?php echo ‘Tag Description: ‘ . tag_description(); ?> </p> https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/tag_description
I found a solution few days a go, so may it help someone, the problem I had was was the function to call the menu wp_get_menu_array(), there I had to add the description in the sub menu: /** * Get a simple array of menu mapped, including the submenus * * @param array $current_menu Argument … Read more
Put the below full code and that should work.. <?php class Description_Walker extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function start_el(&$output, $item, $depth, $args) { $classes = empty ( $item->classes ) ? array () : (array) $item->classes; $class_names = join( ‘ ‘ , apply_filters( ‘nav_menu_css_class’ , array_filter( $classes ), $item ) ); ! empty ( $class_names ) and $class_names=” … Read more
Reorder title tag and description tag with wpseo_title and wpseo_metadesc
Try to use Yoast SEO: https://it.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/ It’s the best plugin for SEO in WP and should be strips all “dangerous” chars
I’m not aware of ready-made functions that support this, but you can easily construct a WP_Term_Query to do this. The following code is untested but should work: $args = [ ‘description__like’ => ‘the description you\’re searching for’, ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’,//or other taxonomy ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, ‘hide_empty’ => false, ]; $term_query = new WP_Term_Query($args); foreach ($term_query->terms … Read more
Have you checked your site’s meta description tag? May be, there are more than one meta description tag. That’s why, you are not seeing your preferred description in Google. If it is not the case, then Google might have ignored your preferred meta description. To solve this issue, you have to use a different one.
You should use the filter to show the description. Try to replace $your_description with the custom field value. $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $your_description); echo !empty($your_description) ? $content : __(‘Nothing to show!’, ‘your_textdomain’);