Yes, you can change post title and slug from frontend. by using wp_update_post you can change title and slug of post. in below code, it will update post title and slug of post_id. Replace your-post-title-field with your title field in form. slug will generated using that post title. if ( isset( $_POST[‘my_image_upload_nonce’], $_POST[‘post_id’] ) && … Read more
You can use sanitize_file_name filter to rename file. put this code in active theme’s functions.php, this will rename image filename as postname if only get title request. I have tested this code and it is working fine. Post name : https://prnt.sc/q3thzw Uploaded renamed image : https://prnt.sc/q3tib7 function make_filename_as_post_name($filename) { $info = pathinfo($filename); $ext = empty($info[‘extension’]) … Read more
There’s no such thing. pre_post_content is a filter that allows you to filter the result of sanitize_post_field() for the post_content field of posts. But the standard WP_Post class, which $post usually is, does not have a pre_post_content field. If $post on your site has such a field, then it’s likely being added by a plugin, … Read more
Not really, but perhaps you using the wrong terms: A shortcode is a manually entered piece of text where code has been programmatically added so that when wp runs ‘the_content’ filter , it’ll then call the function and replace the piece of text with the returned result of the function. It’s a specialised form of … Read more
I managed to come up with a solution myself. To get a list of posts of a specific post type one must wrap the wp.data.select( ‘core’ ).getEntityRecords() selector inside the withSelect higher order component, which is a function that provides props to a component using selectors. Then, we can populate a SelectControl with this data. … Read more
I think your conception of how hooks work is slightly off. If you are outputting something that contains the URL and title of the queried object, then this isn’t something you’d typically need to worry about. You bring up two types of filters that you’re concerned about: using pre_get_posts, and filtering titles. In the case … Read more
The template for displaying all your posts should not be a custom page template. You should set the page you want to use as your Posts page in Settings > Reading. Then, as per the Template Hierarchy, your theme will automatically use home.php for this page, or index.php if that does not exist. So you … Read more
Instead of setting yourtemplate.php as the default, why don’t you change the default template, and put the original default in yourtemplate.php? AKA swap them? Otherwise you’ll have to go back through all your posts and change them, and, mess around with complicated filters that might not work 100%
This is because you’re using characters that aren’t valid in URLs: קידום-מנצח URLs only allow a limited subset of ASCII characters In order for these characters to work in a URL, they have to be encoded. For example if I visit example.com/foo bar/ the space isn’t valid in URLs, so it gets turned into example.com/foo%20bar/, … Read more
You will need to install ‘classic editor‘ plugin. WordPress has updated their default editor as of version 5.