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Get entire page content (generated HTML in browser)

You can use output buffering to accomplish this. Add a high priority hook directly before the template is rendered: add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘foo_buffer_go’, 0); function foo_buffer_go(){ ob_start(‘foo_buffer_callback’); } Add a shutdown hook with an extremely low priority. add_action(‘shutdown’, ‘foo_buffer_stop’, 1000); function foo_buffer_stop(){ ob_end_flush(); } Inside your callback, you manipulate the rendered HTML. function foo_buffer_callback($buffer){ //Do something with … Read more

wp_editor adds HTML entities to the content

WordPress is running addslashes on POST input. The value you get from the data base looks probably like: <img title=\”\” … … and the editor tries to enforce valid markup from that. So … call the editor with … wp_editor( stripslashes( $content ), strtolower($value[‘id’]), $settings );

How do I change the value of lang=en-US

The value for that string is normally taken from the option WPLANG in your database table $prefix_options. You can set it in the backend under Settings/General (wp-admin/options-general.php) or per SQL. There several ways to change that value per PHP: Create a global variable $locale in your wp-config.php: $locale=”en_GB”; Declare the constant WPLANG in your wp-config.php: … Read more

In which directory do I find the HTML file of my wordpress pages?

WordPress stores content in the database, there are not any physical files with the content of the pages(or posts). The theme’s template files control how to render and display your site, you can find those files in wp-content/themes/YOUR-ACTIVE-THEME-NAME-HERE.. You can find lots of information on themes and their development here. http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development Additional information and guidance … Read more

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