I’ve found a workaround. $content = get_post_field( ‘post_content’, $latest_post[“ID”] ); $content = strip_tags($content); $content = wp_trim_words($content); and then just echo $content instead of the excerpt
Probably you need to create a shortcode with parameters. You should have different parameters for font size, color, bold, underline or anything else. The user should insert a value for each of these parameters in the shortcode. You can find what you need here https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/shortcodes/shortcodes-with-parameters/ It is a little tricky though because you must check … Read more
I wasn’t able to recreate the error. Maybe it’s coming from <?php get_sidebars(‘right’); ?> I did change your code a little, but it didn’t give the “unexpected endwhile” error you spoke of. If it’s coming from line 1 I’d guess it’s the header.php file? Here is the adjusted code if you want to try it: … Read more
just use WP’s custom built pagination or a pagination plugin and that’s it, not sure if this is what you mean though
try and add this before your code: <?php if ( have_posts() && is_home() && !is_paged() ) : ?> <?php the_post(); ?> <?php get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); ?> <?php endif; ?>
This isn’t WordPress specific, but the code provided on the page you linked places a div with an ID and some javascript that references that ID. If you have multiple instances of this on a single page, you’ll have multiple instances of divs and scripts using the same ID, and CSS IDs must be unique. … Read more
First of all you have the PHP syntax all messed up. Second, you misused some WordPress template tags – you already echo the entire link like so you need to return post permalink and title, but right now the_permalink and the_title_attribute functions echo the code. Here’s your code fixed: foreach( $terms as $term ) : … Read more
It can be done by AJAX, Read this tutorial which with a little modification can do what you want.
The problem is that you are running query_posts in the middle of the page, which, by the way you should nearly never do. That will overwrite the main query– the global $wp_query object. Pagination should probably appear to work. The problem is that the original main query runs before your template loads and thus before … Read more
I don’t see your theme_options function being called anywhere.