Specifying image size used in template the_content
Specifying image size used in template the_content
Specifying image size used in template the_content
One Content Filter To Rule Them All
Title and date of last post stays on page even after replacing the_content
Get post content before rendering
The solution for this would be to build a filter on the_content that scans the pasted text for links and adds target=”_blank”. Actually, you don’t even have to build it yourself, because WP has a built in function to do this. All you have to do is add this line to the functions.php of your … Read more
How to parse any content which was added after the working out filter ‘the_content’
You can try my approach which is used to do your requirement: function themename_your_content_after($content) { if( is_single() ): ob_start(); ?> <div class=”css”> <?php if ( should_display_link() ) : ?> [subscribe-author-button] <?php echo ‘<a class=”btn” style=”background-color:#1f1fff; border-radius:100px;” href=”‘.site_url(‘chat/’).’?new-message&to=’.get_the_author_meta( ‘user_login’ ).'”>Chat</a>’ ; ?> <?php endif; ?> [simple-author-box] <?php if ($post->post_status == “publish”) { ?> <h4>[post-views]</h4> <?php } … Read more
First, in WordPress lingo ‘content’ does not include ‘title’. (Also, be careful with ‘title’. Sometimes it means ‘the heading above the main content, and below the site navigation and/or masthead’, and sometimes it means the html title, which is a piece of text the browser shows at the top of the window or tab, in … Read more
If there aren’t any CSS classes with the names of those spans, then there is no need to remove them, as they won’t change the visual look of the output. But there are Search and Replace plugins that will do that for you. (My favorite is “Search and Replace Plugin”. ) You would just need … Read more
WordPress the_content Filter and GET Parameter