So, the plugin isn’t wrapping it in any class which is nice and easy for us. We can’t modify the function directly and it doesn’t appear to have any filters so what we can do one of 2 things ( which is essentially the same ). 1) If on most pages you don’t want this … Read more
You can’t, it’s as simple as that. Why Not? First of all, because the DIV is not part of your content. It’s either generated by WordPress’ filters, or the browser itself. So, you can’t do preg_replace on something that doesn’t exist. Secondly, there’s a matter of cross-domain policy. It’s not possible to manipulate the content … Read more
the_content() is probably rendering a link ( or maybe your browser may be auto formatting one ). You can test if this is so by instead of using the_content(); using // Get the Content of the post $postContent = get_the_content(); // Escape all the HTML $postContent = htmlentities($postContent); // Print it to screen and verify … Read more
Template tags like the_content() and the_title() are dependent on the global $post variable ($GLOBALS[‘post’]). See the source code for get_post(), which get_the_title(), for example, uses to get the current post so it can get its title: function get_post( $post = null, $output = OBJECT, $filter=”raw” ) { if ( empty( $post ) && isset( $GLOBALS[‘post’] … Read more
Assuming you have the following pages: Home About us that has a slug of about-us And you want to display the content of the About us page into the Home page. <?php $about_us = get_page_by_path(‘about-us’); // supply the page slug; i.e. about-us $about_us_content = get_the_content($about_us->ID); ?> <div><?php echo $about_us_content ; ?></div> Alternatively, you can use … Read more
You can buffer the template part to use it within post content: <?php add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘add_related_each_nth_p’ ); function add_related_each_nth_p( $content ) { if ( ! is_single() ) { return $content; } // the interval between added content $paragraph_steps = 3; // declare empty output $output=””; // declare related posts offset $z = 0; // make … Read more
First you should use get_the_content() to assign the content to a variable (instead of the_content() which is meant to display it instead of returning it). Then you will want to apply filters hooked to ‘the_content’ just like the_content() does (see the source). Here is a revised version of your original code: $thisPagesContent = get_the_content(); $thisPagesContent … Read more
Solution one: As the wise commenter mentioned, you can use excerpts. the_excerpt() (link) “retrieves the post excerpt”. get_the_excerpt() is going to be a string so you can wrap it up in whatever you fancy and after that, you can call the_content() to get the rest. The only downside that I see is that you’ll have … Read more
You could check if the current post ID is the same as the ‘queried object’ ID, which is whichever post the current URL represents, and is separate from the current post within the loop. If both those IDs are the same then you can assume that the current content being filtered is for the content … Read more
$content = get_the_content(); // regex (fixed) replacing ‘<embed>’ with ‘(embed )’ $content = preg_replace(“/<embed?[^>]+>/i”, “(embed) “, $content); // remove all tags $content = wp_strip_all_tags($content); echo $content; Edited according to the first comment: What you are trying to remove are not tags, these are HTML character entities. E. g., <p> was converted to <p> by WordPress … Read more