Create Page Template by hook programatically in Functions.php in WP 5.8.1
Remove_action does not work
How can I remove the kses filters when saving a specific post type ? (it breaks my JSON)
You could use TinyMCE Advanced, which has a ‘paste-from-word’ button that you can add to the editor. It doesn’t so much make Word posts useful, as make them ‘not Word’.
tiny_mce_before_init is a filter that gets the whole TinyMCE configuration, but there are filters that act on smaller parts of it, like mce_buttons for only the buttons. The advantage here is that they act on arrays, so it’s easy to add or remove parts from them. This is how Vipers Video Quicktags does it too. … Read more
Looks like a syntax error. Change this: return( $title ); to this: return $title; EDIT Sorry; mis-read your question. I believe the question is entirely Theme-dependent. The description normally is output in the template via bloginfo( ‘description’ ). The bloginfo() function uses get_bloginfo(), which uses a simple switch, and for the description parameter, the function … Read more
Just put an in_category() conditional around your content-filtering code, wrap the whole thing in a function, and hook it into the the_content filter: function mytheme_filter_cat_7_content( $content ) { if ( in_category( ‘7’ ) ) { // filter your content here } // then return $content return $content; } add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘mytheme_filter_cat_7_content’ ); (Just put whatever … Read more
I’m unable to replicate the problem you’re describing. I’m guessing it has to do with one of two things: An issue with $sections – how exactly is this populated? or A hook to ‘the_content’ somewhere else in your code – perhaps a filter function you wrote has a bug in it causing the duplicate content?
Maybe the theme you’re using has created custom functions that make your code above work. As Sagive SEO notes it doesn’t appear to be a valid tag. You’ll need to just commit to learning the code if you really want to understand how it works. If you don’t actually take the time to explore the … Read more
You have to use the same priority, and you need access to the global variable: function remove_seo_header() { remove_action( ‘wp_head’, array( $GLOBALS[‘seo_ultimate’], ‘template_head’ ), 2 ); }