get_the_content doesn’t apply all of the filters that the_content runs before outputting the result. You can fix this by simply using: <?php the_content(); ?> in place of: <?php echo $content; ?> If you look at the source for the_content, you’ll see the extra step it performs on what is returned from get_the_content.
The type of pagination you want to use is currently considered ‘plugin territory’. Users that download your approved theme must not be forced to use it. They may, for instance, have another system of pagination which they prefer. Therefore a theme must have the barebones pagination of the_posts_navigation() as a standard. It’s about ensuring flexibility … Read more
Where to put custom page templates in theme? Custom page templates in page-templates folder are automatically recognized by WordPress.This folder is recommended for global or multi-purpose page-templates. You can check more organizing theme files on theme development handbook. but it does not work with my theme? Are you sure you have template files with the … Read more
Well, I found not an answer, but a workaround for this question. In the_mx_limited_gallery function, I added a negated is_single check around most of the contents of the function, so basically the limited posts and custom code show only if you are on a page other than a single post. This isn’t how I originally … Read more
What you’re getting is an array so you need to implode() them – the Walker_Nav_Menu has something like this: $class_names = esc_attr( implode( ‘ ‘, apply_filters( ‘nav_menu_css_class’, array_filter( $classes ), $item ) ) ); So you can modify your foreach to implode them in a similar fashion $class = esc_attr( implode( ‘ ‘, apply_filters( ‘nav_menu_css_class’, … Read more
Your code is working exactly as it should. The style_formats filter allows you to add additional styles via class names. It is perfectly valid for an element to have multiple classes (and is not limited to only two). I’ve been working with the tinymce editor for years; and I can honestly say I have no … Read more
First, check the quotes: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[enlarge_text small=”A” medium=”A” large=”A” default_value=”medium”]’); ?>
Embarrassing. $(mediaUploader).on(‘select’, function(){ Should be: mediaUploader.on(‘select’, function(){ In case anybody stumbles upon this, $({item}) looks for the item in the DOM, not the variable of the same name in the previous code. Since the select event isn’t firing in the DOM, the callback function isn’t going to fire either.
Why don’t you create a shortcode for this , it’s much easier, standard and flexible.
This should add the drop class to all the li elements in the menu and also add your classes to the wrapping ul: function wpse_232637_add_menu_parent_class( $items ) { foreach ( $items as $item ) { $item->classes[] = ‘drop’; } return $items; } add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_objects’, ‘wp_232637_add_menu_parent_class’ ); $args = array( ‘menu’=>”, ‘menu_class’=>’nav navbar-nav navbar-right’, ‘menu_id’=>”, ‘container’=>false, … Read more