You are using the wrong filter. Depending on how your theme is built, there may be two solutions. If the theme uses the wp_trim_excerpt function, the excerpt_more filter inside that function will only be called if there is no excerpt passed to that function. At the end of that function there still is the wp_trim_excerpt … Read more
After Lots of Research and Testing, I got the answer. the_excerpt and other custom function are not working because there is no any content tag On feed xml format. You just need to add this code instead of the_excerpt <p><?php echo esc_html( $item->get_description() ); ?></p> More you can Visit https://wordpress.org/support/topic-tag/get_description/ The Full code may you … Read more
Using the “more” tag does not create an excerpt. It simply creates a “Read More” link when displaying the_content() on index pages. Excerpts are created/displayed as follows: To display an excerpt, your template file needs to call “the_excerpt()” rather than “the_content()”. Note: you use the equivalent $post->post_excerpt, which should also work just fine. The “the_excerpt()” … Read more
From what I understand in the default-filters.php file a filter is applied to the ‘get_the_filter’ filter. The callback is for a method called ‘wp_trim_execrpt’. This is found in formatting.php. From there you can see the logic. Hope that helps.
You’ll want to use the excerpt_more filter to modify this text. e.g.: function mytheme_filter_excerpt_more( $more ) { return $more=”[read more]”; } add_filter( ‘excerpt_more’, ‘mytheme_filter_excerpt_more’ ); You’ll also want to make sure that nothing else is applying this filter, as it may be the cause of your problem. (If not that, then there is probably an … Read more
The post_excerpt column is a string and is not filterable using “IS NOT NULL” . To query for an empty string you can use the != operator. function posts_where_excerpt_not_empty( $where ) { $where .= ” AND post_excerpt != ” “; return $where; } Also get_posts suppresses filters by default so you will need to call … Read more
The problem is that the_excerpt() strips all HTML. There’s a good reason for this: what if the 49th word of a 50 word excerpt was the first word of a bulleted list? Or the second word in an <h1>? The way I would work around this is by using post thumbnails. These allow you to … Read more
Writing your own plugin will help you understand WordPress better, subsequently enjoying it even more, beside you look like you are quite capable with some tiny bit of PHP, no? When saving a post, the save_post hook is pulled on. This passes along the $post_ID and the $post variables, containing everything you need to check … Read more
Rather than messing with regex, you might consider using a user-defined excerpt (i.e. a manual excerpt, which retains HTML tags, rather than relying solely on the automatic excerpt, which strips HTML tags. Depending on your specific use case, using the manual excerpt for displaying HTML-formatted excerpts is usually an easier approach.
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/60224/<?php the_permalink(); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></a> <?php the_excerpt() ?> <?php endwhile; else: ?> <p>Nothing to see here.</p> <?php endif; ?> This is the right syntax to show title and the excerpt on home page.