Just use the the_title filter to hook into the title content and work with that. add_filter( ‘the_title’, function( $title ) { // Manipulate the $title as you want and then return that. // You can add test conditions such as ‘is_main_query’ // (https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_main_query) return $title; } );
If you can handle this in the PHP side, you might be able to pull the h2 tags from the content using regular expression. PHP VERSION Test content $content = “<h2>This is H2 Content</h2><p>This is p content</p>Random Content<h2>This is another H2 section</h2><b><h2>This the third H2 section</h2></b>”; Grab any text inside H2s preg_match_all(‘#<h2>(.*?)</h2>#’, $content, $matches); // … Read more
You can use the_title filter. Just remember to remove it after wp_list_pages() otherwise it will effect everywhere on the site like in menu, main title, search results etc. Example:- add_filter(‘the_title’, ‘my_custom_title’); wp_list_pages(); remove_filter(‘the_title’, ‘my_custom_title’); function my_custom_title($current_title) { if ($current_title == ‘blue’) { $current_title = $current_title . ‘ widget’; } return $current_title; }
The question of how to customize which post data gets updated has been answered elsewhere on StackExchange. Here is a specific example of how to stop the modified date from being updated: function stop_modified_date_update( $new, $old ) { $new[‘post_modified’] = $old[‘post_modified’]; $new[‘post_modified_gmt’] = $old[‘post_modified_gmt’]; return $new; } add_filter( ‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘stop_modified_date_update’, 10, 2 ); // do … Read more
You can do that with a command in your database: UPDATE `wp_posts` /* Adjust the prefix! */ SET `post_title` = CONCAT( UCASE( /* First letter uppercase */ SUBSTRING( `post_title`, 1, 1 ) ), ”, LCASE( /* The rest in lowercase */ SUBSTRING( `post_title`, 2, LENGTH(`post_title`) ) ) ); If your author has a habit of … Read more
Child themes The WordPress Way of modifying the theme’s page-templates/front-page.php is to create a child theme, then duplicate this file in the child theme and make the modifications there. Your modified template file will be loaded instead of the parent theme’s file. This allows the parent theme to be updated without losing the modifications made … Read more
You can get the widget name from the widget id with this: <?php global $wp_registered_widgets; $id = ‘recent-comments-1’; // example if ( isset($wp_registered_widgets[$id][‘name’]) ) { echo $wp_registered_widgets[$id][‘name’]; } ?>
Depending on how you are outputting the title, the answer is different. But there are two possibilities. By Using wp_title(); If your theme is using the wp_title(); function in its header.php file, you can use the wp_title filter. However, this function is being deprecated since 4.4. add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘filter_the_title’ ); function filter_the_title( $title ) { … Read more
This is most likely due to difference in your theme’s support. Some themes render the title by using the wp_title filter, some by using pre_get_document_title. If your theme has this line in its functions.php file: add_theme_support(‘title-tag’); Then you need to use the pre_get_document_title filter, as follows: add_filter(‘pre_get_document_title’, ‘my_title’); function my_title() { return ‘Some title’; } … Read more
Please try installing the Yoast SEO plugin. It has an option to add a custom title for the page without changing the title. Let me know if it works or not. 🙂