Use get_the_title() since you’re already being passed a post ID. function rename_attacment( $post_ID ) { $post = get_post( $post_ID ); $file = get_attached_file( $post_ID ); $path = pathinfo( $file ); //dirname = File Path //basename = Filename.Extension //extension = Extension //filename = Filename $newfilename = get_the_title( $post_ID ); $newfile = $path[‘dirname’] . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $newfilename … Read more
You have to use the_content filter. Following example is to just adds a featured image set from the single post Edit screen which displays before the content on single posts only. You can change it to display title and permalink. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘featured_image_before_content’ ); function featured_image_before_content( $content ) { if ( is_singular(‘post’) && has_post_thumbnail()) { … Read more
You’ll find the tag line in your admin panel under Settings > General > Tagline There you can change it to whatever you like.
Displaying the title is part of the code inside your theme. But you can remove (hide) the title from display by looking at the CSS ‘class’ or ‘id’ your theme assigns to the title. You do this with developer tools like Firebug. Assume that the text of the title specifies the class of ‘thetitle’. Add … Read more
Depends a little bit if you use a SEO plugin (in most of them the appearance of the title (what you see in bookmarks and Google) is just a setting) or which theme you are using. In some of the themes you also have a setting for the title, in other you would have to … Read more
ok found out – added this to my content-page.php maybe not nice, but works for now… <?php $pieces = explode(‘:’, the_title( ”, ”, false ), 2 ); if (2 == count($pieces)) : ?> <h1 class=”entry-title”><span><span style=”font-size: 24px;”><?php print $pieces[0]; ?>: </span><span><?php print $pieces[1]; ?></span></span></h1> <?php else : ?> <h1 class=”entry-title”><?php the_title(); ?></h1> <?php endif; ?>
Well because your code seems like to be bugy/not full – i wrote my code. This will add one meta box with one text field in post (you can change it to be added in your custom post_type)- Post title. Also i had to use QUERY to update/add title, because i can not find any … Read more
usually the code that makes a link to a title in WordPress looks something like this <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66152/<?php the_permalink(); ?>”><php the_title(); ?></a> if you were to change it to this <?php the_title(); ?> it would only display the title. It would remove the link. Does that answer your question?
No, title tags are the way you set your default titles when bookmarking. It’s entirely up to the user whether they want to change it from that default. Sidenote: This question is also more appropriate for StackOverflow as it doesn’t directly relate to WordPress (WordPress Answers is solely for WordPress-related questions). 🙂
In your page template you can use the conditional statement is_category($category) to determine if the header should show: if (!is_category(‘fun’)){ the_title(); } … OR … Better: You can create a category template and not include the_title() in that template file. This is a cleaner way to ensure only that one category page leaves out the … Read more