You could try this: <?php function replace_content($content) { $search = array(‘&’, ‘é’, ‘—’, ‘‘’, ‘’’, ‘“’, ‘”’); $replace = array(‘&’, ‘é’, ‘—’, ‘‘’, ‘’’, ‘“’, ‘”’); $content = str_replace($search, $replace, $content); return $content; } ?> Credit to Harry on WordPress forums
the_content( ); vs get_the_content(); The different is pretty simple actually. If you find yourself annoyed with formatting of the content, more specifically the added p-tags that WordPress puts into the content that you didn’t. Just use get_the_content(); and you will remove those tags. Normally the get_the_content() tag returns the content WITHOUT formatting. Only the_content() will … Read more
The path of least resistance is to simply add a custom field to this page and plug in your second chunk of content in that. Then call this field where ever you would like. I use the advanced custom field plug in. But there are many options out there.
I use wp_trim_words to create multiple excerpts. I always abuse it when I need more than one excerpt length. Here is how function wpse_custom_excerpts($limit) { return wp_trim_words(get_the_excerpt(), $limit, ‘<a href=”‘. esc_url( get_permalink() ) . ‘”>’ . ‘ …’ . __( ‘Read more »’, ‘wpse’ ) . ‘</a>’); } What this function do is taking get_the_excerpt trimming … Read more
add_filter( ‘comment_form_defaults’, ‘bootstrap3_comment_form’ ); function bootstrap3_comment_form( $args ) { $args[‘comment_field’] = ‘<div class=”form-group comment-form-comment”> <textarea class=”form-control” id=”comment” name=”comment” cols=”45″ rows=”8″ aria-required=”true” placeholder=”‘ . __( ‘Comment’, “beautiful” ) . ‘”></textarea> </div>’; return $args; } fetch your content and put it inside textarea tag. you should add this function to your functions.php it’s better to change name … Read more
I do not believe that the root issue exists within the code provided. I tested an even further reduced test case which I’ve pasted below, and I do not get duplicated content: function my_module_init() { add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘my_content_ctrlr’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘my_module_init’); function my_content_ctrlr( $content ) { ob_start(); // This file contains only the following simple text … Read more
This sounds like something that should be handled in CSS without using classes, for examples article blockquote { background-color: #fff; } Instead of adding .bg-white to the HTML tag. If you really want to add custom classes you could use a filter or get_the_content() and parse it manually.
In the past I’ve used a plugin called Tippy for ToolTips that brings up a box with your words when you mouseover. That said, if you search the plugins directory on the WordPress Codex for “tooltips” you’ll find oodles of choices. Having just done so, I think WordPress Tooltips might be a good option for … Read more
Add a metabox to your post type, see this answer for details. In you sidebar look for the post meta key _t5_extra_box and display its content if it is available. But … I would do this in a plugin and move the rendering into a widget. This is about content mostly, so it doesn’t really … Read more
Your use of the_content filter is wrong. Please check how it should be properly used in the codex in the link supplied First of all you are totally replacing the_content with nothing, that is why you get a blank screen. The reason is that you are not calling the $content variable in your function Secondly, … Read more