In general create_function should be replaced with a closure, like this: add_filter(‘excerpt_more’, function() { return “”; }); But in your specific case, you don’t even need that. WordPress has you covered already with a built-in function to use in a filter: __return_empty_string(). So you can just write: add_filter(‘excerpt_more’, ‘__return_empty_string’ );
If remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘the_block_template_skip_link’ ) did not work, then try with remove_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wp_enqueue_block_template_skip_link’ );, or both of that. (see source on GitHub) As for changing the href value, I’m not aware of any (filter) hook to do that, but you can either edit your template and set the <main>‘s id value to content-top, or … Read more
I thank you for taking a look at my issue if you did. I was able to get the issue resolved thanks to FaceWp support team. What I realized is that when you are usind facetwp plugin, and you are having an issue with filters not working when the refresh ajax is fired, just add … Read more
There is only one parameter that will filter your results to posts that contain a value in the content, s aka search, but doing so would break the search box. Unless you write code that on save updates a flag to indicate if the post contains that in its post content you can’t have both
Okay, so why doesn’t this work: The Filter you are using is the posts_results, which is a filter that is applied AFTER the Results are retrieved from the database. Which has the problem that you are describing: Ordering happens on a page-per-page basis. What you want to do is add an order TO the SQL-Query, … Read more
The rel=ugc is added by a default filter on pre_comment_content. You can disable this by adding the following line to your functions.php: remove_filter (‘pre_comment_content’, ‘wp_rel_ugc’, 20); This may not be wise. If at some point you change your mind, you would have to go through all comments to add it. It is problably better to … Read more
Please find below a potential solution. It checks the status of the $id for being a \WP_Error (indicating the creation of the post failed). If it’s not a error, it’ll produce a simple message to give output the $id. However, it should be noted that the code you’ve provided has an error and will likely … Read more
Search and Filter Using Custom Post Type, Custom Taxonomy, and Advanced Custom Fields
Assuming that if wp_sitemaps_enabled has a filter and it has that because we wanted to set it to false, otherwise it defaults to true for public sites. So I would just use and check whether it is filtered or not: add_filter( ‘wp_sitemaps_enabled’, ‘__return_false’ ); if (has_filter( ‘wp_sitemaps_enabled’) === true) { add_filter(‘option_home’, ‘any_callback_function’); } else { … Read more
Oddly, the cause of the problem seems to be the quotation marks around the comparison parameter. For example filter[meta_query][0][compare]=%27=%27 now needs to be filter[meta_query][0][compare]==. When only matching one meta value, this is not necessary, when matching two, this is, now, necessary. :/ Update: I realised that my hosting provider changed the version of Linux on … Read more