As toscho stated, types_render_field() is not a wordpress function, so you should have declared it somewhere. HTML tags are stripped before returning the excerpt, whether you are using wp_trim_excerpt or wp_trim_words. If you need to keep HTML formatting in the excerpt, you will need to create your own excerpt function. To do this, you will … Read more
Excerpt for each post type and for is_front_page
In the docs, the parameter to pass the post ID is marked deprecated. That means, in order for your custom loop to work, you need to add $recent->the_post() However, as you pointed out, you can’t do that when you use wp_get_posts, so I’d suggest modifying the query to be a custom loop: $args = array( … Read more
Custom search results page not showing excerpt
1) Follow this post on Stackoverflow or the link given by @PieterGoosen. 2) You can also use get_the_content() instead of get_the_excerpt()
2 posts same excerpt?
Would the has_excerpt() function work? The Codex says of it: Whether the current post has an excerpt.
Search & Replace trailing strings
It happens because using explode() to parse HTML is at least equally evil as trying to do it with regex. To “fix” it, the quick ’n dirty way, you could add the following preg_replace() after the implode() line: $wpse0001_excerpt = implode( ‘</p>’, $tmp_to_add ).'</p>’; $wpse0001_excerpt = preg_replace( ‘/<\/p>\s*<\/p>/’, ‘</p>’, $wpse0001_excerpt ); Using something like PHP’s … Read more
As said in my edit to my answer to your previous post, I have rewritten your complete shortcode to be a bit more useful, and I also removed the extract() function which is a bad function to use. To answer this question, I had to further modify your shortcode. To avoid clash with other excerpt … Read more