Following Mark Kaplun advice, I fixed my problem. Just wish there was a way to like a comment. <?php $paragraphAfter = 1; // shows image after paragraph 1 $paragraphsShow = 1; // shows first two paragraphs $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_the_content()); $content = explode(‘</p>’, $content); $max = (count($content) < $paragraphsShow) ? count($content) : $paragraphsShow; for ($i … Read more
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How Can the_post Be Hooked Like the_content and the_excerpt?
Solved. This was due to reveal using an ID (see myModal ID) and iterating the same ID over and over again. As a fix, I used: id=”modal-<?php echo get_the_ID(); ?>” This has solved my issue of the_content() repeating its first iteration over and over.
1- Why this function not shown at bottom of content ? Your filter must return content, not echo content, but you call sandy_reviews() inside the filter callback and sandy_reviews() prints content when it runs. You need to rewrite that function to return content instead of echo it. 2- Why when we used this filter at … Read more
First thing twice about your desired resolutions, then add some image sizes, and then i would bulk resize images. There are existing solutions. With that done, you then could change image urls to point to the shiny new image sizes by filter, as you suggest, or do a search & replace over the #__posts table. … Read more
Instead of use of shortcode, you can get the post content, format them the way you want and display them later. You can use get_the_content function; which will just retrieve post content in a variable. $raw_input = get_the_content(); /*process your content here and store the result in variable eg.*/ $raw_input = str_replace(“No”, “Yes”, $raw_input); print … Read more
It’s unusual for the_content to be rewriting image classes like this; it sounds like it could be a plugin (or theme function) which is doing this. Have you disabled all plugins just to check? Having said that, most of the functions in core that hook into the_content are located in wp-includes/default-filters.php (apart from the oembed … Read more
As suggested by @Sumit, the problem was in the template: there was a test that prevented the_content() to execute when the content was empty. <?php if ( $page->post_content && have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php the_content(); ?> <?php endwhile ?>
You’ve got the $content available to you in your remove_p function – so inside that function just look for the existence of a special string (i.e. your “shortcode”), to allow the filter to do the str_replace. For example: if ( false !== strpos( $content, “[p-filter]”) ) { $paragraphs = array(“<p>”,”</p>”,”[p-filter]”); $noparagraphs = array(“”,”<br>”,””); return str_replace( … Read more