wp_head is an essential part of the theme, and there is too many things that might fall apart if it is not there. Hunting and fixing them one by one might be time consuming and the worthiness of the all operation questionable. In you snippet for example you want to remove things that make no … Read more
Here’s the correct code snippet. Hope it’ll work for you. Helper function namespace Helpers; .. function _s_trim_content( $content=””, $length = null, $delimiter = null ) { $trimmed_content = mb_strimwidth( $content, 0, is_null( $length ) ? BIG_INT : $length, ” // Won’t use, bugs out. ); if ( mb_strlen( $content ) === mb_strlen( $trimmed_content ) || … Read more
This new updated version of Evan’s Code works with Genesis 1.9 and fixes the bug of displaying all navigation items. /* * Add classes to Genesis Navigation * Tested with Genesis 1.9 (Beta) * 29.12.2012 */ add_filter( ‘genesis_do_nav’, ‘override_do_nav’, 10, 3 ); function override_do_nav($nav_output, $nav, $args) { $args[‘menu_id’] = ‘the_id_you_want’; $args[‘menu_class’] = ‘class1 class2’; // … Read more
I’m the lead dev for Redux Framework. This is because you use the same function name. You must change the add_another_section name to something less common. Otherwise you’ll always get an error. That’s unfortunately a limitation of PHP. One name per function per instance.
As noted in my answer to your related question there is a datastructre $wp_filter that stores all information on hooks and filters. You may want to try a var_dump on it just to see what it looks like. There is no built in variable ‘protected’. This leaves you with two options to keep the administration … Read more
You’re not filtering anything, that’s what’s missing and what the error is complaining about. Filters accept an input value and return something. $original_value=”foo”; $filtered_value = apply_filters( ‘wpd_filter_function’, $original_value ); The function should then accept $original_value as an argument and return some value, which is what you’ll get in $filtered_value. What you have in your code … Read more
I am not sure about BuddyPress specifics. In general case remove doesn’t work when it is firing before function is actually added to the hook. Between core, plugins, parent and child themes there are a lot of relative combinations of add/remove possible. In such case to make remove fire properly you need to wrap it … Read more
Solution was as simple as it should be: I’ve just added this piece of code into my main page .php file: do_action( ‘woocommerce_before_single_product’ );
Check out the embed API, particularly the functions wp_oembed_add_provider() and wp_embed_register_handler(). What version of WP are you running at the moment? And what happens when you place a Twitter URL on its own line in plain text? 3.4+ should handle embeds, never tried it myself.
WP SEO execute the add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘cpt_template’ ); multiple times and override the content.