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
If I understand you correctly, then the_title hook should help you. You can assign your filter to it and modify the title as you wish: add_filter( ‘the_title’, function( $title, $id ) { return $title . ‘ – Lorem ipsum’; }, 10, 2 );
That looks like that’s the Recent Comments widget in your sidebar. If so, go to Appearance -> Widgets in your site’s admin and either delete the Recent Comments widget or drag it to the Inactive Widgets area.
It’s possible to modify the content pagination with the content_pagination filter. Here’s a way to always display the content of the first page: /** * Content Pagination: Always display the content of the first page */ add_filter( ‘content_pagination’, function( $pages ) { // Nothing to do if there’s no pagination if( count( $pages ) <= … Read more
the_title() prints/retrieve the title while get_the_title() retrieve the title. So your code should be something like this. <div class=”case-breaking__content”> <p> <?php $out = strlen(get_the_title()) > 50 ? substr(get_the_title(),0,50).”…” : get_the_title(); echo $out; ?> </p> </div> Note you can use the_title() but it is not recommended here to keep the code clean. <div class=”case-breaking__content”> <p> <?php … Read more
You can use ‘the_title’ filter (Codex link) add_filter( ‘the_title’, ‘lose_four_chars’); function lose_four_chars($title) { if ( is_single()) { return substr($title, 4); } else { return $title; } }
If in doubt, check the documentation first: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/get_field/ Check if value exists This example shows how to check if a value exists for a field. $value = get_field( ‘text_field’ ); if ( $value ) { echo $value; } else { echo ’empty’; } So, in for your case you would need to use: <?php $short_testimonial … Read more
I got a few minutes and made the custom code for you. Copy and paste this in your themes functions.php remove_shortcode(‘gallery’, ‘gallery_shortcode’); add_shortcode(‘gallery’, ‘gallery_shortcode_custom’); function gallery_shortcode_custom( $attr ) { $post = get_post(); static $instance = 0; $instance++; if ( ! empty( $attr[‘ids’] ) ) { // ‘ids’ is explicitly ordered, unless you specify otherwise. if … Read more