You have used the same quotation characters in 2 different contexts. You should write the shortcode in the following way: [example text=”<a href=”http://example.com”>lorem</a> ipsum”]Lets roll[/example] Then, “unescape” HTML entities on the shortcode output: $return_string = ‘<div class=”some-class”>’. html_entity_decode($text) . $content .'</div>’;
you can use the post_thumbnail_html filter hook which passes 5 variables to your hooked function : $html – the Output html of the post thumbnail $post_id – the post ID. $post_thumbnail_id – the attachment id of the image $size – the size requested or default $attr – Query string or array of attributes. So something … Read more
You need to use one add_theme_support() call for each feature. Per the Codex, the proper function call is: add_theme_support( $feature, $arguments );
Yes, create a separate JS file and store it in your plugin or theme folder, lets call it example.js. This file should contain all the common function you need to execute in multiple pages, page-specific functions should go to a separate file. After you’ve written your code in the example.js you need to include it … Read more
When I am thinking about UI something like this is comming to my mind. Something similar has YouTube under the video. When user fills input and clicks enter or submit button to create list, you will send ajax request with list name and save it as a record in wp_usermeta table with meta_key _list_user_1 and … Read more
This is how I would update a field named ‘Address’: function updateAddress() { global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); $newAddress=”123 New Street”; xprofile_set_field_data(‘Address’, $current_user->id, $newAddress); }
Million ways in WordPress to use home_url() or sister functions. The question to ask is: What function is a wrapper for other function? To summarize, if you like to concatenate you may use: get_bloginfo(‘url’); get_option(‘home’); If you like to have the control over scheme (http or https) get_site_url( $blog_id, $path, $scheme ); get_home_url( $blog_id, $path, … Read more
Here is a solution to upload a copy of the image saved as a URL in a custom field into a local directory on your site. This will not add the image to the media library and is meant as more of a caching mechanism. You should always be sure that you have permission to … Read more
Use this plugin to regenerate the images and check the posts . also check with inspect element to see if the images has 728×410 at the end after the regenerating .https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
WordPress template files are included via functions, which places the scope of those included files within those functions. That’s why you have to declare it global twice. Here is an example you can try with 3 simple php files to illustrate this without using WordPress: main.php function include_file_1(){ include ‘1.php’; } function include_file_2(){ include ‘2.php’; … Read more