I’m pretty sure that is_singular() is going to return false when you are inside the WP loop, since there are more than one posts being looped through. Try is_single() or just look at the post object and examine the post_type attribute. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘_some_func’, 15 ); function _some_func( $content ) { if( __check_paragraph_count_blog( $content ) … Read more
It doesn’t appear that the variable $the_content exists. I’m guessing what you want is the function the_content(), but since that actually echoes its output, that won’t work either. You need to use the function get_the_content() which will return the output (as opposed to echoing it). Try this: echo do_shortcode(‘[wcm_restrict plans=”silver”]’ . get_the_content() . ‘[/wcm_restrict]’);
TLDR; Nested shortcodes cannot have the same name. You must have unique names for shortcodes within shortcodes. I’ve found the answer thanks to @patnz in response to: shortcode inside another shortcode. If you look at the WordPress Codex :: Shortcode API :: Nested Shortcodes you will find the answer with an illustrative example. So in … Read more
Create a new page in WordPress theme and use below code : <?php global $shortcode_tags; echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($shortcode_tags); echo ‘</pre>’; ?> For details see link and another post may helps! For specific to your requirements use below code in functions.php then use shortcode [all_shortcodes] in your page or sidebar to list shortcodes: add_shortcode(‘all_shortcodes’, ‘all_shortcodes_display’); function … Read more
It’s a bit difficult to understand or provide an accurate answer as we don’t know what the shortcode is executing. Is it stripping html or any other parsing? If this is your own code, then you could add it in the function the shortcode is calling. If its not you could try a couple options: … Read more
I think you’re looking for the do_shortcode() function. It allows you to paste a shortcode directly into a template file. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode
You should use do_shortcode() function in both strings you are returning it will execute the shortcodes in the string. function oldStuff(){ return do_shortcode(‘ [new] only raw html is in this function ‘); } add_shortcode(‘old’, ‘oldStuff’);
You can do with PHP. Just remove part where is get_content() and add this: <?php $content=get_the_content(); $content = preg_replace(‘#\[[^\]]+\]#’, ”,$content); echo apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); ?> That is regular expression added inside content. This regex will remove all tags inside content.
This could be done in the template that displays your archive page when only one post is returned by wp_query for a given category. Something like this: if ( $wp_query->post_count == 1 && $wp_query->max_num_pages == 1 ) { wp_redirect( get_permalink( $wp_query->posts[‘0’]->ID ) ); exit; }
Have you tried using $wp_query ? global $wp_query; var_dump($wp_query->query_vars); For a single variable, you can use get_query_var Or you could try just dumping the $_POST , var_dump( $_POST ); Or maybe var_dump( $GLOBALS[‘post’] );