in content.php change <?php the_excerpt(); ?> with <?php the_content(); ?> Or use this content.php file instead. I made changes in your content.php <?php /** * The default template for displaying content * * Used for both single and index/archive/search. * * @package WordPress * @subpackage AsperTheme * @since AsperTheme 1.0 */ ?> <!– Create a … Read more
Okay, I finally found it the answer. You need to add two filters to your functions.php file in order to run shortcodes through it. add_filter( ‘the_excerpt’, ‘shortcode_unautop’); add_filter( ‘the_excerpt’, ‘do_shortcode’);
You just forgot to return the excerpt for the other post types. Try for example: function do_my_shortcode_in_excerpt( $excerpt ) { if ( ‘services’ == get_post_type() ) $excerpt = do_shortcode( wp_trim_words( get_the_content(), 55 ) ); return $excerpt; } add_filter( ‘get_the_excerpt’, ‘do_my_shortcode_in_excerpt’ );
Ok this was a rather simple answer. It appears that once you add the code you have to expand the screen options and enable it in the actual admin view. This link is what helped me add_post_type_support().
I think that the function you need is wp_trim_excerpt. With this function you can generate a excerpt from any text: $text = “Some context”; $excerpt = wp_trim_excerpt( $text ); It is important to note that wp_trim_excerpt use the excerpt length set by WordPress, that is 55 words by default, and make use of excerpt_lenght filter, … Read more
The easiest course of action would be to write manual excerpts instead of having the system generate them. Second, would be to wrap your “content that isn’t an excerpt” in a shortcode. If you look at the wp_trim_excerpt() function, which generates excerpts from post content, one of the first thing it does is strip shortcodes. … Read more
Add another preg_replace. Something like: $text = preg_replace(‘/<a href=\”(.*?)\”>(.*?)<\/a>/’, “”, $text);
The $post global always holds the first post in the main query object before the loop (if nothing breaks it before that). On singular pages and static front pages, it will always be the same as the queried object. For all archives, the home page and the blog page, $post holds the first post in … Read more
I tested following code and it worked just fine for me: function my_name_shortcode( $atts ) { return “<h3>PRASAD</h3>”; } add_shortcode( ‘name’, ‘my_name_shortcode’ ); add_filter( “the_excerpt_rss”, “do_shortcode” ); The result can be seen in below screenshot.
Note that the_permalink_rss() and the_excerpt_rss() do echo the output, not return it. With your current snippet, replace the_excerpt_rss() with: apply_filters( ‘the_excerpt_rss’, get_the_excerpt() ); and replace the_permalink_rss() with: esc_url( apply_filters( ‘the_permalink_rss’, get_permalink() ) ); You could also use: <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <?php the_excerpt_rss(); ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/245310/<?php the_permalink_rss(); ?>”> <?php esc_html_e( ‘Read more’, ‘mydomain’ );?> </a> <?php esc_html_e( ‘at’, … Read more