This is a problem caused by switching a site from LTR to RTL and vice-versa. I’ve tested it as well, here is my output if I switch my site to RTL <?php echo “I am (developer)”; ?> renders (I am (developer This is normal behavior when you switch to a RTL language. The problem is, … Read more
You have in the main editor, 2 modes: visual tab Text tab I think you have published your post (or page) under “Text” mode. What you have to do is to cut all the html code in “Text” mode tab. Then you have to set the editor in “Visual” mode tab, and to paste your … Read more
str_pad is the function you’re looking for. echo str_pad( get_the_ID(), 5, “0”, STR_PAD_LEFT); This should do the trick.
First you need to have a child theme. Add this to your style.css of your child theme .entry-meta .byline { display: none; } This should remove only the author from the post. Here’s a bit more information on customizing twenty fourteen theme in wordpress: http://techdwarf.com/customize-twenty-fourteen-theme-wordpress
check this solution help full for you. jQuery(document).ready(function(){ var a = $(‘div’).html(); $(‘div’).html(‘<p>’+a+'</p>’); }); or check this url link
function extend_tiny_mce_defaults( $config ) { // comma separated list of any block-level HTML tag $config[‘theme_advanced_blockformats’] = ‘h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,p,code,address’; return $init; } add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘extend_tiny_mce_defaults’, 100 );
Indeed! It’s a filter called ‘the_content’, to which numerous other functions are hooked such as the one that turns WordPress into WordPress, oembeds, and the p tag wrapping echo apply_filter(‘the_content’,$data->the_content);
As @MridulAggarwal already stated, it’s a pretty basic PHP task that you’re confronted with: $wpse69584_posts = get_posts( array( /* Your Arguments */ ) ); echo $post[0][‘post_title’]; echo isset( $post[0]->post_excerpt ) ? apply_filters( ‘the_excerpt’, $post[0]->post_excerpt ) : apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $post[0]->post_content ) ; // etc. Or if you’re using a loop, it’s even easier: global $wpdb; if … Read more
That is one way to do it, and I have done that for certain technically challenges clients. It is quick and simple. It does add a query to the parent page, but that isn’t catastrophic. It would work fine if you have a few of these pages and aren’t adding or editing them a lot. … Read more
So there are a few things you’ll want to take a look at… And let me clarify the behavior you’re seeing too… First, are you saying that when you actually make code changes to the wpsc-default.css file and save them, when you inspect the code after you refresh the page, your changes are not there? … Read more