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How to import nested categories from XML file?

The following code snippet did the trick: <wp:term> <wp:term_id><![CDATA[1]]></wp:term_id> <wp:term_taxonomy><![CDATA[category]]></wp:term_taxonomy> <wp:term_slug><![CDATA[test-category-1]]></wp:term_slug> <wp:term_parent><![CDATA[]]></wp:term_parent> <wp:term_name><![CDATA[Test Category 1]]></wp:term_name> </wp:term> <wp:term> <wp:term_id><![CDATA[2]]></wp:term_id> <wp:term_taxonomy><![CDATA[category]]></wp:term_taxonomy> <wp:term_slug><![CDATA[sub-category-1]]></wp:term_slug> <wp:term_parent><![CDATA[test-category-1]]></wp:term_parent> <wp:term_name><![CDATA[Sub Category 1]]></wp:term_name> </wp:term>

set post limit at load more ajax wordpress

Something v basic might look like this var ppp = 9; var loaded = ppp; var maxPosts = 50; postData.append( ‘action’, ‘loadmore’ ); postData.append( ‘paged’, section_posts ); postData.append( ‘posts_per_page’, ppp ); if ( loaded < maxPosts ) { // check if we’re below the max post number const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open( ‘POST’, ajaxurl … Read more

Benefits to using semantic HTML in post content? [closed]

It’s a little hard to answer this question definitively, but typically, adding semantic markup can benefit SEO (because robots understand what they’re parsing better) and can benefit end users (because their various technologies, which could include screen readers among many others, also understand what they’re parsing better). Search engines and screen readers also often present … Read more

Getting blog pagination to work on page set as front page

Yes, you’re correct that on the static front page, we use get_query_var(‘page’) to get the current page number. And actually, the issue in question (“the number 2 isn’t highlighted“) happened because you used get_query_var(‘paged’) (note the paged) with the current arg for paginate_links(), which means you’re passing the wrong number. ‘current’ => max( 1, get_query_var(‘paged’) … Read more

How to catch wordpress post ID when it’s published

To put it briefly, WordPress hooks let you modify parameters or output of functions (filters) or execute custom code when something happens (actions). Both types of hooks usually pass one or more arguments to the callback functions that are attached to them. During a page request WordPress goes through series of steps to get the … Read more

Load Posts on Click via Ajax into a DIV

The short answer to your question is simply, yes it is possible. It involves code across JS and PHP and is beyond what I would be able to show in an answer here. However I did a simple Google search for “wordpress load posts with ajax” and this link is the first result. https://wpmudev.com/blog/load-posts-ajax/ I … Read more

Add custom text automatically on each post

You can use a regular expression to sniff for it on the the_content filter. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse403518_custom_text’ ); function wpse403518_custom_text( $content ) { $regex = ‘/^([^\.!?]+)([\.!?])(.*)$/’; $replace=”$1 2022$2$3″; $content = preg_replace( $regex, $replace, $content ); return $content; } The regex The $regex variable is a regular expression, and what it does, roughly, is this: ^ … Read more

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