So apparently the issue also happens in WordPress 5.6 (the latest release as of writing), and YouTube is probably at fault because the (oEmbed) <link> tags are in the body instead of the head (see screenshot below), and that in turn causes the issue because WP_oEmbed::discover() looks for the <link> tags in the head only. … Read more
Not entirely sure it is supposed to be used like this, but by analogue with the_content try this: add_filter(‘the_excerpt’, array($wp_embed, ‘autoembed’), 9);
Pretty sure you can just remove them entirely: remove_action( ’embed_content_meta’, ‘print_embed_comments_button’ );
WordPress doesn’t add the frameborder attribute. YouTube does. It’s part of their embed code. If you absolutely must remove it you can use the embed_oembed_html filter to modify the returned HTML: function wpse_308247_remove_frameborder( $html, $url ) { // If the URL to be embedded is from YouTube. if ( strpos( $url, ‘youtube.com’ ) !== false … Read more
Another method can be like this, On the current post when you save look for youtube video in the content, if found save it to the transient ‘videos’ and the post_id (for the link to the post later) insted of regex im using parse_url() and parse_str() add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘save_youtube_videos’ ); function save_youtube_videos( $post_id ) { … Read more
Personally, I found the oembed_dataparse filter pretty fiddly to use; sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn’t; and when used in conjunction with custom TinyMCE instances, it seems as though the added wrapper was hard-baked into the content rather than added via the filter at output. I found the embed_oembed_html filter much more reliable and works … Read more
Ok, I found a work-around that works just as good, it functions and it’s still easy for the end-client to update. The problem seems to lie within Advanced Custom Fields’s oEmbed function. First, I created a field with the type of “oEmbed” (PRO-version only), where I would later in the post just copy and paste … Read more
Here’s the code to remove the site icon markup from embeds: add_filter(‘get_site_icon_url’,’__return_false’, 10, 3); If you want to remove the entire site-icon + site-title then use this: add_filter(’embed_site_title_html’,’__return_false’); The right thing to do though would be to upload your own site-icon in the WordPress customizer and show-off your branding. Min image size it needs is … Read more
Here we consider the question: can post embeds be disabled for all the internal links on a site currently running WordPress 4.5.3? The Short Story If we want to disable post embedding of internal links, but allow it on external sites, then we can use: /** * Disable post embeds for internal links but allow … Read more
You should add a filter on oembed provider to allow customs parameters: add_filter( ‘oembed_fetch_url’, ‘my_oembed_fetch_url’, 10, 3 ); function my_oembed_fetch_url( $provider, $url, $args ) { // You can find the list of defaults providers in WP_oEmbed::__construct() if ( strpos( $provider, ‘vimeo.com’ ) !== false) { // Check the full list of args here: https://developer.vimeo.com/apis/oembed if … Read more