Use the property current_post of a WP_Query object – it’ll be zero for the first post: if ( $wp_query->current_post === 0 ) // First post in main loop if ( $get_videos->current_post === 0 ) // First video in current videos loop
Read up on Embeds. To trigger an embed use wp_oembed_get($url). In general the url needs to be on it’s own line with a space below and above when inside the_content. wp_insert_post() has nothing to do with embeds as the embed HTML is usually generated when passed through the_content filter. To add support for non-oEmbed sites … Read more
The whole idea of embedding is that you do not have control over how the embedded content is being styled and it is controlled by the server from which the content is embedded. The embedding server might allow some control over the embedded content via the URL parameters but to know how to achieve that … Read more
Okay, I’ve got around this by simply hiding the div containing the oEmbed code and then using .clone() to replicate it into my modal when it pops.
It turns out that I just overlooked adding the do_action( ’embed_head’ ) and do_action( ’embed_footer’ ) in the template file that I have. Teehee!
Add title attribute to oEmbed iframe for accessibility
Such happens when video is not publicly accessible. In my case the video was simply removed from YouTube by their author and ACF’s oEmbed module was unable to get metadata to properly display video.
This works, just don’t know if it’s the proper way to do it: Yes, the functions are the same so they’re equivalent. There is nothing wrong here. But if we dig a bit deeper, we see they’re not 2 filters for the same thing at all: embed_oembed_html filters the cached oEmbed HTML. oembed_result filters the … Read more
Because print_r prints a readable version of your variable $media, which will be an array as per the documentation for get_media_embedded_in_content(). You see Array ( [0] => [youtube embed] ) in your browser because it’s rendering the HTML of the array element – if you check the source code of your page you would see … Read more
I’m not sure why that’s not working except maybe you need to put the returned stuff in a variable? This is what works for me when I put it in my functions.php file: add_filter( ’embed_oembed_html’, ‘tdd_oembed_filter’, 10, 4 ) ; function tdd_oembed_filter($html, $url, $attr, $post_ID) { $return = ‘<figure class=”video-container”>’.$html.'</figure>’; return $return; }