There’s no hook for “give me a post ID before the post has been created”. You only get an ID after the post has been saved. So yes, use the hook ‘content_save_pre’ to modify your content before saving, then once you get back a post ID use that ID to update the post featured image. … Read more
Blog only showing one post even though more published
There’s no need for multiple queries – posts are, by default, ordered by most recent. Just apply a classname for the first post on the first page: <article <?php post_class( $wp_query->current_post === 0 && ! is_paged() ? ‘my-awesome-first-post’ : ” ) ?> The first post of the first page will have the class my-awesome-first-post. Update: … Read more
When you use the graphical interface, post_name is stored in the wp_posts table even for draft posts as soon as you modify the default value. I tried your code (case 2) and I actually see the new entry in the database, with the correct post_name. Perhaps your check to post_name is not correct ?
Make sure you have the Text / HTML tab selected when you input HTML, not the Visual tab.
OK i get solution from senior developer and tested.. problem is too many revisions and auto draft that’s why WordPress confuses to save new posts.. it works. i just install a plugin WP-optimize and click proceed it delete all posts which has status revision and auto draft. regards, ahsan
First, your return statement is before you actually add the meta data, so your hook is terminating before it can do that. Remember that return ends the function it’s within, so only put it at the very end or in places you want it to short-circuit. Second, your RegEx is a little off; you shouldn’t … Read more
Your theme correctly uses the body_class function, which you can see by looking at the body tag. This means CSS classes are being added such as page or post that you can work with. e.g. body.page .entry-title { display: none; } There are many other CSS classes that may be useful to you, I suggest … Read more
Since ACF Relationships doesn’t set any relationship as a parent or child,you’d be better of just getting the title from your post. You could simply get the ID of your A page: the_title( ’43’ ); and output it like this, or if the post is actually a parent, you could simply do the_title( wp_get_post_parent_id() ); … Read more
It depends on how are you importing those posts. You can use wp_insert_post() with import_id: $postToBeInserted = array( ‘post_title’ => ‘Your Post Title’, ‘post_content’ => ‘Your post content…’, ‘import_id’ => 154 ); wp_insert_post($postToBeInserted); If there is no post with the specified import_id the post will have that ID. That way you won’t have to deal … Read more