Use wp_get_post_categories() Retrieve the list of categories for a post. <?php wp_get_post_categories( $post_id, $args ) ?> Be aware that the function returns an array (of category ids) even if you only have one category in your post. The example below shows how categories are retrieved, and then additional information is retrieved for each category. $post_categories … Read more
As the WordPress Codex for have_posts points out: As a side effect, have_posts starts, steps through, or resets The Loop. At the end of the loop, have_posts returns 0 after calling rewind_posts. Looking at the source as it stands today: along with calling rewind_posts() it also fires the loop_end action (which plugins may rely upon) … Read more
get_the_category_list() does not really have any filters to achieve what you want. You will currently need PHP like preg_replace() to alter the anchor tags. The big issue would be to get the current link’s term object, which in my opinion would turn it into a quite messy procedure. You could however write your own function … Read more
Another option is to use the do_shortcode() function. This will make WordPress run the shortcode as if it was in the content editor. So where you want your post tags to appear just put. <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[post_tags]’); ?>
You are using an incorrect check here. is_singular() returns true when a post is from the specified post type or post types or the default post types when none is specified. You cannot target specific single posts with is_singular() You have to use is_single to target a specific post if ( is_single( ‘post-a’ ) { … Read more
This looks almost correct. Let’s have a look at is_single(): Works for any post type, except attachments and pages… So if the given ID isn’t that of a page or attachment post type then you can use the function as so: if( is_single( 2578 ) ) { /* … */ } else { /* … … Read more
filesize( get_attached_file( $attachment->ID ) ); better you can share your site.
I don’t know exactly how that plugin works, and you have posted code that is probably missing context but you need to define $post_meta_data before running line: $custom_image = $post_meta_data[‘image’][0]; It seems that the plugin is using post meta so you should need something like this: <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $prefix.’hjemmeside’, true); ?> But rewritten to … Read more
I need to stress that I think this is going to be very unstable and you may not always get the results you want, but in simple cases this should work. $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_the_content()); $content = explode(“</p>”, $content, 2); // var_dump($content); // debug echo $content[0].'</p>’; echo ‘<div>Extra Content</div>’; if (!empty($content[1])) { echo $content[1]; }
Pagination does not work well will with secondary queries. First, the ordinary pagination functions depend upon the main query in the global variable $wp_query. They won’t work with secondary queries. There are already a number of questions here about that if you search the site. Second, trying to paginate secondary queries tends to result in … Read more