Assumptions: institute is the taxonomy course is the term only one course is assigned per post you want to display the course description? If so, the simplest way would be to use get_the_terms(). If your taxonomy is institute, you can do something like the following: <?php // globalize $post global $post; // Get the course … Read more
When you look at the last line img_caption_shortcode(), then you can see wp_kses() stripping non allowed HTML tags there. The wp_kses_hook() function does only wrap a filter: return apply_filters( ‘pre_kses’, $string, $allowed_html, $allowed_protocols ); which allows to hook in and alter the output before wp_kses_split() finally removes the HTML tag by using preg_replace_callback with _wp_kses_split_callback() … Read more
This is how you can loop with custom taxonomy. function returnpost_tags(){ // get tags by post ID $post_ID = get_the_ID(); // here, you can add any custom tag $terms = get_the_terms( $post_ID , ‘post_tag’ ); echo ‘<ul>’; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { // The $term is an object, so we don’t need to … Read more
If you want to always return post content when trying to get post excerpt, you can use get_the_excerpt filter like this. add_filter( ‘get_the_excerpt’, ‘wp256_use_content_as_excerpt’, 10, 2 ); function wp256_use_content_as_excerpt( $excerpt, $post ) { return wp_strip_all_tags( $post->post_content ); }
There are multiple ways to accomplish this. You could create a unique page template, enqueue a stylesheet just for the homepage, or use a unique class on the homepage. This is probably the simplest. If you inspect your homepage with the browser (press f12) and look at the body tag, you will notice WordPress is … Read more
I found the answer. just replace bloginfo(‘description’) by get_bloginfo(‘description’) So echo html_entity_decode(get_bloginfo(‘description’)) Works as expected.
You can use pre_user_description hook, which filters the user’s description prior to saving/updating the user, to remove any unwanted tags. To do that, you can use the wp_kses function, which strips out all but whitelisted tags. The allowed tags should be given as an associative array, where the keys are the names of the tags, … Read more
You are not passing your description correctly. Really, you aren’t passing it at all. public function __construct() { parent::WP_Widget(false, $name=”Kevins Textbox”); array(‘description’ => __(‘A text widget created by Kevin Ullyott for practice in creating widgets’) ); } That ‘description’ line is creating an array but you aren’t doing anything with it. It is just floating … Read more
Image data is stored as if it were a post, or a CPT, so you can treat it like one. $album_id = get_the_id(); $img = new WP_Query(array(‘p’=>$album_id,’post_type’=>’attachment’)); var_dump($img->posts[0]->post_content); Or, a little more complicated,… $album_id = get_the_id(); $img = new WP_Query(array(‘p’=>$album_id,’post_type’=>’attachment’)); if (!empty($img->posts[0])) { var_dump($img->posts[0]->post_content); } get_the_ID will return the ID of the current post so … Read more
WordPress stores image (attachment) data as follows: Description: post_content field Caption: post_excerpt field Alt: _wp_attachment_image_alt meta value And in code, that translates to: // Description echo $post->post_content; // Raw the_content(); // Caption (description as fallback) the_excerpt(); // Caption (explicitly) echo $post->post_excerpt; // Raw if ( has_excerpt() ) { the_excerpt(); } // Alt echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, … Read more