How to hide particular plain text with link from different subscribers
How to hide particular plain text with link from different subscribers
How to hide particular plain text with link from different subscribers
I searched the database for \n newline characters and there were none. So I replaced _x000D_ with _x000D_<br>. This worked for us.
You could, hypothetically, use placeholders in the content of a page (or a post), and then use the the_content filter to update the placeholders on the fly. For example, the content of your page would be something like this: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et … Read more
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I’m assuming ‘Archive Page’ is a custom template and not either of the WP archive pages (category/date/author/tag/taxonomy). Try using this: <?php add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘trim_content’); function trim_content($content) { if(is_archive()) { //use your own trick to get the first 50 words. I’m getting the first 100 characters just to show an example. $content = (strlen($content) <= 100)? $content … Read more
You can use TinyMCE,CKeditor plugin.
If you are looking for a shortcode like this: [question text=”What has four legs?” answer=”Horse” message=”Right answer!” messageid=”message1″ ] with output like this: then here is a very simple non-jQuery skeleton version: add_shortcode(‘question’,’question_func_wpse_88192′); function question_func_wpse_88192($atts, $content = null ){ extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘text’ => ”, ‘answer’ => ”, ‘message’ => ‘Right answer!’, ‘messageid’ => ‘message’, … Read more
It’s a PHP issue. The character ‘ is being escaped so that it can be safely in various places, not least of which is the database. That’s why your ‘ look like \’. You can use PHP’s stripslashes() function to clean it up, or (if it’s an array you need to clean up) WordPress’s stripslashes_deep() … Read more
You code works where the function the_excerpt is used. It does not work when get_the_excerpt is used, which does not apply the the_excerpt filter. It applies get_the_excerpt instead. Using get_the_excerpt will cause the filter to apply to both the cases since the_excerpt() uses get_the_excerpt(). Automatically generated excerpt content is a different thing since it is … Read more