The way you are using the filter is wrong. Your function should accept the excerpt as an argument: function custom_excerpt( $excerpt ) { Then you don’t need to do the get_the_excerpt() call, as you already have the value you want to edit. Furthermore, if you are replacing each word, one by one, you could hurt … Read more
Remove the function inside the function, and instead call the wp_register_script and register_block_type inside the large function. Finally, remove the inner add_action() call, so you only have the ending one for the large function. function irm_lockdown_author_role() { if (isset($userrole->roles[0])) { $current_role = $userrole->roles[0]; } else { $current_role=”no_role”; } if (‘author’ == $current_role) { /* function … Read more
Those “definable settings” are constants. WordPress defines its default constants in this file. If a constant definition is wrapped in a defined() check, like this: if ( ! defined( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’ ) ) { define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true ); } Then it means you can define it first in the wp-config.php file (or, apparently, this framework’s config … Read more
I managed to solve this after being pointed in the right direction. In my case, I filtered wp_get_attachment_image_attributes to change all the paths in the admin for attachments at once. In my case, I am using descriptive suffixes on all my image files (i.e. _featured etc) so modifying them was easy using strtr which I … Read more
The “problem” seems to be the default value that order receives, its always DESC unless told otherwise. You will need to create your own order after getting the posts, so something like this. $my_query = new WP_Query($query_args); $ordered_posts = []; foreach(explode(‘,’, $idpaginas) as $rpid) { foreach($my_query->posts as $index => $fpid) { if($fpid->ID == $rpid) $ordered_posts[] … Read more
The foreach surrounding your return line means only the first item will be returned – perhaps that’s what you want? If not, then you should assign $value[2] to a local variable (concatenating if you want a string, or an array perhaps?) and the return the local variable after the loop. function get_admin_menus() { global $submenu, … Read more
The current_user_has_role() is not a WordPress core function, on the other hand there’s wc_current_user_has_role( $role ) in WooCommerce where $role is a string, but 3rd party plugins are general off-topic. Creating this function was closed as wontfix in this ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/22624 where Andrew Nacin summarized it neatly: Roles are merely a grouping of capabilities that … Read more
Try this, which uses the parse_request hook: (you can add other conditions, e.g. check whether $wp->query_vars[‘name’] is not empty, if you want to) add_action( ‘parse_request’, ‘wpse_400900_parse_request’, 1 ); function wpse_400900_parse_request( $wp ) { // Redirect if the URL ends with a ? like https://example.com? if ( ! empty( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ) && ltrim( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) … Read more
I’ve just tested your code in a function hooked on wp_body_open and it works: add_action( ‘wp_body_open’, ‘function_test’ ); function function_test() { $tittle=”My new page”; $newPage = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_title’ => $tittle, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ); $post_id = wp_insert_post( $newPage); print_r($post_id); } Where do you use this code ?
The problem is that it also shows the featured image, in the same spot, on pages 2, 3, 4, etc of the same article (when I have used <!–nextpage–>). The featured image should only show on the first page of any article. In that case, then this might work for you: function insert_feat_image( $content ) … Read more