OK, so… sprintf( __( ‘Page %s’, ‘twentyten’ ), max( $paged, $page ) ); First off – sprintf. Returns a formatted string, using variables and a type specifier to display information. For example, $house = “Mansion”; $house_number = 49; sprintf( ‘My house is a %s and its number is %d’, $house, $house_number ); Will print My … Read more
Would you mind using the “description” field for tags as the SEO title? If so: add_filter( ‘single_term_title’, ‘wpse_60464_title_from_description’ ); function wpse_60464_title_from_description( $title ) { if ( ( $obj = get_queried_object() ) && ! empty( $obj->description ) ) $title = $obj->description; return $title }
the_title() echoes the result. Use get_the_title() to return the title.
Wouldn’t the simplest approach be to use a filter on the_title()? function add_span($title, $id) { return $title .’ <span class=”title_span”>’ .get_post_meta($post_id, $key, $single) .”</span>”; } add_filter(‘the_title’, ‘add_span’, 10, 2); This approach of course assumes you’re storing your span data as a meta value.
Updated Answer: You’re trying to mix a lot of things that you don’t understand, by using the $args in wp_get_post_terms you don’t need to run the foreach to hunt for child terms (is your custom taxonomy even hierarchical anyway?). As a catch-all you can just implode the whole list and get the same result (but … Read more
Try to change heading from echo ‘<h3>’. $page_data->post_title .'</h3>’; like echo ‘<div class=”class-name”>’. $page_data->post_title .'</div>’;
This is completely untested, but the principles are in place. Get today’s date and built the title, build the slug and then insert the post as a draft. This doesn’t take care of disabling the title field from being edited. I imagine what you’re looking for would be a Javascript solution that just looks for … Read more
You could target the ID of the page in the database. It is also passed as a 2nd parameter to the function. Assuming your ID to be “1234”, the code becomes add_filter( ‘the_title’, ai1ec_remove_title, 10, 2 ); function ai1ec_remove_title( $title, $id ) { if( 1234 == $id ) { return ”; } else { return … Read more
Use … if ( is_tax( ‘post_tag’ ) ) echo single_term_title(); I would just call a naked wp_title() and change that title per filter. See example 1, 2 and 3.
Use the_title(): function add_post_content($content) { if(!is_feed() && !is_home()) { $content = the_title( ‘<p>’, ‘</p>’, FALSE ) . $content; } return $content; } add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘add_post_content’); The first two arguments are for $vefore and $after. If a post doesn’t have a title, you get not extra markup. The last argument makes the function returning the string. Otherwise … Read more