You can use get_queried_object() to get the static page data, and then do something like so to get the excerpt of the page: echo get_the_excerpt( get_queried_object() ); // Or to apply filters just as the_excerpt() does: $excerpt = get_the_excerpt( get_queried_object() ); echo apply_filters( ‘the_excerpt’, $excerpt );
I’ve not seen this type of title settings layout in the admin pages, so it seems you’re parting away from it. Otherwise note that the title field of add_settings_field() is unescaped, so in theory one could add some HTML code for new title layout. Usually the description is added to the input field.
Approach number one If you are hard-coding a theme and you are writing your own category.php template, the first thing you have to do is to know what category you are displaying. You can use get_queried_object() to do that, which will return the current queried object. $category = get_queried_object(); In your case you are calling … Read more
Use the wpseo_metadesc filter: function wpse_406559_product_meta_description_from_category( $description ) { if ( ! is_singular( ‘product’ ) || $description ) { // Bail early if not single product, or custom meta description is already set return $description; } $product_cats = get_the_terms( get_queried_object_id(), ‘product_cat’ ); // Get first product category $product_cat = is_array( $product_cats ) ? current( $product_cats … Read more
I just inatalled it and used the Custom menus and i get no description Never the less.. This theme have a “disable description in Header Menu” feature. On Your wordpress menu go to: Graphene Options >> Display >> Navigation Menu Display Options.. Click the “disable description in Header Menu” And your done..
I was having the same problem the other day, due to a completely different typo đ $args = array( ‘description’ =>”My Desc”, ‘slug’ => “My Slug”, ‘parent’ => 0 ); $result = wp_insert_term(“Term1”, “category”, $args); Note the corrected ‘description’ element in the $args array.
You are attempting to update your category’s name to one that already exists. Duplicates are not allowed – either of other categories or of tags.
The more proper API way would be using term_description() template tag. It’s same in principle as accessing property, but with proper filters and stuff. Since term lists are usually focused on names, I can’t anything that would iterate and list descriptions in one step.
bloginfo(‘description’) just displays the site tagline. âdescriptionâ â Displays the âTaglineâ set in Settings > General. This data is retrieved from the âblogdescriptionâ record in the wp_options table. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/bloginfo/#description So yes, it will be the same on every page. WordPress does not add meta descriptions to pages, or have the native capability to do so. … Read more
get_blog_option() return blog info by supplying blog id and blog option name. So you may try changing the blog name variable from $details->blogname to get_blog_option( $site->blog_id, ‘blogdescription’) in the loop Becauae get_blog_details() does not add the description from option to its output object. So it let is needed to manually fetch additional information. By default, … Read more