this string is displayed when you get a nonce mismatch, something that should not happen much under normal usage. If it does haen enough to make you aware to it then you should investigate the cause. Anyway, no easy filter for that string so you will have to use the translation api to replace it. … Read more
There is definitely a filter for that! Here is the reference link to wordpress developers page: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/password_change_email/ Basically adding this function (with changes) to your functions.php will override your default password reset email. apply_filters( ‘password_change_email’, array $pass_change_email, array $user, array $userdata ) full example: add_filter( ‘password_change_email’, ‘rt_change_password_mail_message’, 10, 3 ); function rt_change_password_mail_message( $pass_change_mail, $user, $userdata … Read more
You can add it as an argument: <?php wp_dropdown_categories( ‘show_option_none=CHOOSE THE CATEGORY!’ ); ?> Reference: wp_dropdown_categories
The plugin repository contains a few options that you could use. At a glance this one looks promising.
Are you sure editor use <i> for italics? I’m almost sure it uses <em>. However, if you want to be absolutely sure there are no <i> in your post content, let editor do what it want and then replace <i> with <em> before creating/updating posts, hooking wp_insert_post_data filter, just like: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post_data’,’replace_em’, 20, 1); function replace_em( … Read more
It seems that error is in your theme.min.css. The Font Awesome Icon which should appear in the browser is added via CSS using content. But the CSS does not contain the icon information but these weird looking characters. For Example: .fa-music:before{content:”ï��”} I cannot tell why your minified CSS has these characters. This could be: a … Read more
This is most likely configured as a title attribute somewhere in the template files, or in a functions.php-like file. I would first find where they are configured, and try to change them from there. Otherwise, you can still use jQuery to remove the title attributes with something like this: jQuery( document ).ready(function($) { $(“header nav … Read more
Take a look at your page source. The offending area is a section of content that’s being output after the closing </html>. Judging from some of the links in that appended area, I’d say there a good chance you’ve been hacked, unless these look like yours: <div style=”text-indent:-9999em”> <a rel=”follow” href=”http://www.bigbrotheralbania6.org”>Big Brother Albania 6</a> <a … Read more
Based on your comment clarifying what you want to achieve, it appears you want to display the first 60 characters of your post not including any shortcodes. To do this you can use the strip_shortcodes() function. Rewritten with that, your code will look like this: $content = strip_shortcodes(get_the_content()); $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, substr($content, 0, 60) ); … Read more
If you are unable to retrieve the posts through the Database so you can check the tables, try doing a Google Search for the posts. Type the page URL into the Google Search and look for a cached version. This is definitely not the optimal way to recover the posts, but will work in a … Read more