You mean, something like this? add_filter( ‘comment_reply_link_args’, ‘change_author_title’, 10, 2 ); function change_author_title( $args, $comment ) { $args[‘reply_to_text’] = ‘Reply to ‘ . get_comment_author( $comment ); return $args; } Explanation: I changed the function declaration so that it accepts the second parameter ($comment) which is the comment object (a WP_Comment instance), then I simply call … Read more
The first way you tried should work if you use get_the_title() instead. It’s because get_the_title returns the title, whereas the_title() function echos the title by default. $title_split = explode(” “, trim(get_the_title()));
if you have access to your database, as every posts are registered in the (wp_/ or whatever is your prefix )posts , you can probably do it via sql something like update wp_posts SET post_title = substring(post_title,1, CHAR_LENGTH(post_title) – 10)) WHERE post_title like ‘%With Table’
Welcome to WPSE. This is a rather broad question and perhaps not quite on topic here, but here are some links that should get you started developing a solution to match your needs. Introduction to Plugin Development – A custom plugin is good place for this kind of custom functionality so it won’t be lost … Read more
I can’t answer how you’ll get your dynamic data with which to update your Post Title, but you can easily hook into the Post Title, using the the_title filter: <?php function mytheme_dynamic_title( $title ) { // do something to the Post Title, which is passed // into this function as the variable $title // and … Read more
You have to use add_attachment action. I had a similar problem and I recently found your plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/format-media-titles/ 🙂
What I did was really simple…In the admin panel I left the name as home, then I used conditional statements to change the name. For the navigation I used: <ul> <li <?php if ( is_home() ) { ?>class=”current_page_item”<?php } ?>><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/32328/<?php bloginfo(“url’) ?>”>About Us</a></li> <?php $args = array(“exclude” => “”.page_name(‘Homepage’).”, “title_li” => “”); wp_list_pages( $args … Read more
The post title cannot really be empty, because it’s used to create the slug of the post, which is often used in the permalink. Use the p2 approach and autogenerate the title. This solves a lot of problems. Whether you show that title in the theme or not is up to you.
I use this plugin together with TwentyTen too and encountered the same problem. My solution is to leave wp_title( ‘|’, true, ‘right’ ); unchanged but only enable the call to function bloginfo() in the next line if plugin WordPress SEO is inactive. include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ ); // Add the blog name. if ( is_plugin_inactive(‘wordpress-seo/wp-seo.php’) … Read more
you’ve already had a comment about the lack of detail, so I’ll try and guess what you want to do. Assuming you’re inside ‘the loop’ and your title is being echo’d out with: <?php the_title(); ?> ..then the easiest way for you to show the title first is to do this: <?php $catobjarray = get_the_category(); … Read more