Ok I eventually discovered it was due to some shortcodes in a couple of the documentation articles. I escaped them with double square braces [[example]] and everything works as it should now.
When you configure your blog (posts) page under Settings > Reading, that page becomes nothing more than a placeholder – in other words, you won’t be able to grab it’s title/content within index.php without a little trickery: if ( $page_id = get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ) ) { echo get_the_title( $page_id ); // the_content() doesn’t accept a … Read more
There are essentially three criteria here: do images belong to the site (are WP attachments) are images attached to this post are images used in this post This has side effects, like: images used in post are not necessarily attachments post’s attachments aren’t necessarily used in that post So the only reliable way to produce … Read more
Download and install a full copy of WordPress to a sub-directory on your site. Having it in a sub-directory won’t interfere with any of your static pages in the root directory, or elsewhere on the site. The sub-directory for WordPress can be named whatever you like; you don’t have to name it /blog.
You have a couple of javascript errors, try fixing them. Also, add the code that generates the page. The function the_content() doesn’t care if it’s a phone, or not, except you are also using the is_mobilefunction.
Search & Replace trailing strings
Check if any of these you have in your theme’s functions.php file. remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’ ); remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wptexturize’ ); remove those.
I have found the solution. In the plugin file class-binnash-wpbookmark.php there is if(is_category()) return $content; I have just commented it and now I have the div at the top of The_Content() in the category archive page
You can use UPDATEwp_postsSETpost_content=”” WHERE 1
Your’s css is messed up becouse you have invalid html code. I’v counted 9 opening <div> tags and only 8 ( 7 in seccond code block ) closing tags Fix the html and your css will work just fine. About the_content() in your example it should work just fine, check if you have content added … Read more