No, content.php and content-single.php are not the same thing. In your example CODE: if (get_post_format() == false) { get_template_part(‘content’, ‘single’); } else { get_template_part(‘content’, get_post_format()); } WordPress will load content-single.php when get_post_format() is false. However, get_template_part( $slug, $name ) may still try to load content.php when you call it with get_template_part(‘content’, get_post_format()); in the following … Read more
First off: The ID of a post or page is always an integer. “about” is either your about page’s title, slug or both. Including the following in your “homepage’s” page template or in the sidebar combined with conditional tag(s) will display the about page’s content: <?php // query for the about page $your_query = new … Read more
Some post-related data is not available to get_posts by default, such as post content through the_content(), or the numeric ID. This is resolved by calling an internal function setup_postdata(), with the $post array as its argument: <?php $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 3 ); $lastposts = get_posts( $args ); foreach ( $lastposts as $post ) … Read more
This is a little tricky because sanitize_user allows spaces in usernames, meaning it difficult to avoid grabbing the whole phrase ‘@johndoe said that … ‘ as opposed to just the actual username ‘@johndoe’ and you have no separator at the end that would help. To avoid that I imposed a requirement that spaces in the … Read more
try jQuery $(‘iframe’).wrap(‘<div class=”wrapper” />’);
I believe this should work: $getPost = get_the_content(); $postwithbreaks = wpautop( $getPost, true/false ); echo $postwithbreaks; The second argument in wpautop can be up to you whether it’s true of false, see the link below. It is described as follows: (bool) (Optional) If set, this will convert all remaining line breaks after paragraphing. Line breaks … Read more
You’re completely overwriting the content instead of appending it. You need to do something like $content .= ‘Test text here’; instead.
You can use the WordPress function get_extended to fetch the different parts of a string (the part before and the part after the <!–more–> tag). get_extended returns an array with three keys, of which the keys main and extended are important: $arr[‘main’] contains the part before the more tag, and $arr[‘extended’] the part after the … Read more
You can add a custom plugin, to WordPress and also the TinyMCE visual editor. The follow source is a example that simple works and add a string before and after all shortcode. Usage The shortcode will find via regex, relevant if you need it for different shortcodes and different mark on this. The script add … Read more
Use wp_strip_all_tags() to remove the content of script and style elements too: echo wp_strip_all_tags( get_the_content() );