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
I think the easiest implementation would be to put your infinite scroll in category.php, and then, either using Dashboard -> Settings -> Reading -> Posts per page, or via direct query modification, display one post per page. Otherwise, depending on how you’re implementing the infinite scroll, you could make use of next_post_link() and previous_post_link(), both … Read more
Your code looks sound, so you should have a look at the code in your single.php template, as I suspect that there is something wrong in that template to why nothing is displayed. You should set debug to true in wp-config.php. This should help you locate your problem Secondly, your single-posttype.php is wrongly named. Your … Read more
You could hook into the the_permalink filter and check for is_search() to conditionally modify the URLs of your search results to include some additional parameters that your single.php then checks for. Something like this (may require tinkering): add_filter( ‘the_permalink’, ‘wpse155331_the_permalink’ ); function wpse155331_the_permalink( $url ) { if ( is_search() ) { $url = add_query_arg( array( … Read more
You can redirect, when someone tries to see the archive or the single of your custom post type, just redirect them to another page, just put this in your functions.php add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘theme_redirects’, 99 ); function theme_redirects() { if ( is_post_type_archive( ‘post_type_slug’ ) || is_singular( ‘post_type_slug’ ) ) { wp_redirect( ‘my_url’ ); die(); } } … Read more
We will use a small piece of the logic from my previous answer in this appraoch. We need to do the following: Get an array of post ID’s from the query we have run to get our post limit of 100 Use the current post ID and search for that specific post ID in the … Read more
You can use a shortcode or the_content filter. I think the_content filter is better because your don’t introduce any string in your post, so the content can be exported and used in another platforms if needed. For emxample, for show a block of adsense after the first parragraph: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘tbn_ads_inside_content’ ); function tbn_ads_inside_content( $content … Read more
The problem was that the remove_filter function wasn’t working. Apparently this is not uncommon from what I’ve read. I tried testing it with different priorities (1, 9, 20, 999), but there was no difference. So my filter in the child theme and the filter I was trying to remove from the parent theme both had … Read more