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Variables not showing in short code

Try this: function banner_shortcode() { $banner = esc_url( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/images/banner.jpg’ ); $banner__feature = esc_url( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/images/banner__feature–easter.jpg’ ); return ‘<div class=”banner banner–call-now” data-parallax=”scroll” data-bleed=”100″ data-image-src=”‘ . $banner . ‘”> <div class=”banner__left”> <img class=”img-responsive” src=”‘ . $banner__feature . ‘”> </div> <div class=”banner__center”> <h2 class=”banner__title”>Call Now!</h2> <h1 class=”banner__phone”><strong><a href=”tel:1-570-877-8595″><strong>570-877-8595</strong></a></strong></h1> </div> <div class=”banner__right”> <img class=”img-responsive” src=”‘ . … Read more

How to parse a shortcode within a shortcode?

The function you are looking for is named do_shortcode (there will also be a function apply_shortcode in WordPress 5.4 that does the same). Codex Page For your example, this will work: function content_for_logged_in($atts,$content){ $logged_in_content = “”; if(is_user_logged_in()){ $logged_in_content = do_shortcode($content); } return $logged_in_content; } add_shortcode(‘logged-in-content’,’content_for_logged_in’); Happy Coding!

Remove the month and year from a WordPress Date?

You’ll need to write your OWN function that will take the post_date and return it reformatted to the style you’re looking for. function my_date($input_date) { return date(“S”, strtotime($input_date)); } And then you would call it within your Pods Template like {@post_date, my_date} All rights goes to Jim True. More infomations : https://pods.io/forums/topic/date-formatting-using-magic-tags/

PHP 7.1 | Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in

I suspect the problem is this: echo number_format(get_post_meta($post->ID, “like”, true) * 1, 0, ‘,’, ‘.’) Here, we take the post meta named like and multiply it by 1, but what if that post meta doesn’t contain a number? What if it contains something else? For example, if we did 2 x 4, we would expect … Read more

Change menu based on page template via functions.php

The $args the filter is receiving includes the theme_location used when the menu was registered, so assuming your main location is primary, you can add the following to your if statement to target only that menu: if ( is_page_template( ‘page-template-custom.php’ ) && isset( $args[‘theme_location’] ) && ‘primary’ === $args[‘theme_location’] ) ) { … See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_nav_menu_args/ … Read more

does wp function the_content(); accept another tag inside

Why do you want to put your code between the braces in the_content()? What are you trying to accomplish? Maybe this solves your problem? <?php $custom_attach = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘wp_custom_attachment’, true ); $name=”button”; if(!empty($custom_attach)) { echo ‘<span class=”icon-download”>’; echo ‘<a href=”‘.$custom_attach[‘url’].'”>’.$name.'</a>’; echo ‘<span>’; } the_content(); ?> This echoes the <span> -element with the class icon-download … Read more

Adding code before post title with the_title produces weird results

the_title filter has two parameters passed to it, $title and $id. You could use the $id to check the current post type and then do stuff based on that. add_action (‘the_title’ , ‘test’, 10, 2); function test($title, $id) { return ‘post’ === get_post_type($id) ? ‘<div>test</div> ‘ . $title : $title; } The problem with this … Read more

Modify gform_other_choice_value for specific form and specific field in Gravity Forms

The second parameter is the field which contains the form ID to which it belongs and its own ID so you can target a specific form/field like so: add_filter( ‘gform_other_choice_value’, function( $placeholder, $field ) { // Update “123” to your form ID and “4” to your field ID. if ( $field->formId == 123 && $field->id … Read more

Secondary Menu and Logged In Users

wp_nav_menu_args is a filter inside wp_nav_menu, which is used to display navigation menus on your site. The $args parameter passed to the filter is an array containing the wp_nav_menu arguments. By default they are the following, $defaults = array( ‘menu’ => ”, ‘container’ => ‘div’, ‘container_class’ => ”, ‘container_id’ => ”, ‘menu_class’ => ‘menu’, ‘menu_id’ … Read more

How to map numbers utilizing array function

I’d guess that $data is being treated as an integer, and therefore your stristr is returning false. Try explicitly casting $data as a string: if ( stristr( strval( $data ), $partial_match ) ) { return $mapped_value; }

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