You can’t change dashes using any filter because there is no filter available to change it. but still you can change this using jQuery put this code inside functions.php add_action(‘admin_head’,function(){ global $pagenow; // check current page. if( $pagenow == ‘edit.php’ ){ ?> <script> jQuery(function($){ var post_title = $(‘.wp-list-table’).find(‘a.row-title’); $.each(post_title,function(index,em){ var text = $(em).html(); // Replace … Read more
No need to write any code, Contact form 7 has features of Additional Headers in the Mail section. In that you just need to write the email’s header inside the Additional headers textbox in Mail(Second Tab) section. Put this inside the Additional Headers textbox. Cc: [friend1-email], [friend2-email], [friend3-email], [friend4-email], [friend5-email] OR You can alter the … Read more
I found the magic code you need. Use current_filter(). This function will return name of the current filter or action. add_action(‘my_test_hook_1′,’my_test_callback_function’); add_action(‘my_test_hook_2′,’my_test_callback_function’); add_action(‘my_test_hook_3′,’my_test_callback_function’); add_action(‘my_test_hook_4′,’my_test_callback_function’); function my_test_callback_function(){ $called_action_hook = current_filter(); // ***The magic code that will return the last called action echo “This function is called by action: ” . $called_action_hook ; } For reference: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/current_filter/
Use is_home instead, as is_page_template will not work for home.php as its technically not a page template in the traditional sense. add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘are_we_home_yet’, 10); function are_we_home_yet(){ if ( is_home() ) { //your logic here } } Revised: add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘are_we_home_yet’, 10); function are_we_home_yet(){ global $template; $template_file = basename((__FILE__).$template); if ( is_home() && $template_file=”home.php” ) { //do … Read more
It is not a bug. As @LuisSanz pointed out, post_type_link isn’t used for the built-in post post type. It is used for custom post types only. Skim through get_permalink() function, you will find out that WordPress doesn’t use post_type_link filter but uses post_link filter. It means that you’re using wrong filter. Then, change post_type_link to … Read more
This answer assumes a basic understanding of working with classes and objects. The complete answer is a bit long, so skip down to the checklist summary at the bottom if you’re impatient. Read and follow the entire answer if you don’t understand the summary. In order to understand how to use the loader, we should … Read more
The do_action() and apply_filters() are both wrappers of the WP_Hook::apply_filters() method, that invokes the registered callbacks in sequential order (src). Here’s a simple test: Let’s define a callback wrapper: $callback_gen = function( $seconds ) { return function() use ( $seconds ) { sleep( $seconds ); printf( ‘%s finished’ . PHP_EOL, $seconds ); }; }; Next … Read more
There is a filter you can use, but it is well hidden. Take a look at the WordPress function __. As you can see it calls another function, translate. And there it is, a filter called gettext. You can use it to intercept any (translated) text that is run through __. Basically, what you do … Read more
When you use one of the methods to query for posts (query_posts(), get_posts() or WP_Query object) arguments you provide are processed and turned into SQL query. This happens in WP_Query->&get_posts() method. Since arguments are not omnipotent there are a lot of hooks in there that allow to modify or override parts of resulting SQL query. … Read more
The way I’ve done this was to take a copy of content-product.php and paste it into the root of your theme folder. Comment out do_action( ‘woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title’ ); and do_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item’ ); Quick and dirty, but it worked for me.