Is there any way to inject text onto pages?
I would create a separate option that will be called in the template. And i would make an options page also. Here is a TUTORIAL i followed and succeeded in creating my options pages for multiple themes .
I would create a separate option that will be called in the template. And i would make an options page also. Here is a TUTORIAL i followed and succeeded in creating my options pages for multiple themes .
Looking through the docs reveals that you can either disable that slider all together, or add your own slides in it which will replace the default text that you see now. To add your own slides, use the instructions here: http://siteorigin.com/pitch-documentation/content/home-page-slider/ To disable the slider you should probably hunt for the option. I’m guessing that … Read more
You have to escape th < and the > with < and >, otherwise WordPress will remove the “unknown tags”. You could also filter pre_kses to change the output before it gets stripped. add_filter( ‘pre_kses’, function( $str ) { // find and escape < and > on specific positions, then return $str; });
You can use grep anyway to search through the file – it does not really care if the input file is really text or not. From ‘man grep’: -a, –text Process a binary file as if it were text; this is equivalent to the –binary-files=text option. –binary-files=TYPE If the first few bytes of a file … Read more
You probably want this: <form action=”demo_form.php”> <textarea name=”blogpost” readonly=”readonly”> <?php the_content(); ?> </textarea> <input type=”submit” value=”Submit”> </form>
Use the Paste as Text button, or paste into the Text tab instead of the Visual tab.
In the latest version of WordPress, there a text color option in the default WYSIWYG, which is TinyMCE. Look for this option: Custom styling for tables is not supported by default in WordPress.
Use stripslashes to remove the slashes. For example: echo stripslashes( $field );
This is most likely your “Exceprt” area. See the_excerpt. The excerpt is created from the first 55 or so words of your post automagically by WordPress. You can also use the “More” tag … looks like <!– more –> … when editing your post to tell WP when to cutoff your exceprt text. Also, depending … Read more
The best ways to get content OUTSIDE of WordPress would be (listed in my order of preference): By using the WP REST API plugin (soon to be fully integrated into core) Via RSS feed as mentioned by @AricWatson in the comments above. Direct queries into the MySQL wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables. When content is rendered … Read more