If your extra data directly references a post meta you don’t have to do anything, because WP_Post implements the »magic« methods __isset() and __get() which directly asks for post meta keys (except for the following four keys: page_template, post_category, tags_input and ancestors). Here’s a quick example that shows the behavior: <?php $post_id = 42; $meta_key … Read more
WP does not do this by default since there is no guarantee that attachment isn’t still being used by some other post. Basic logic would be to hook into delete_post, query for child attachments and run wp_delete_attachment() on each. I did quick search in plugin repository and came up with tiny plugin that does just … Read more
The pedantic answer is NO. While IDs are unique they can change without any change in UX as long as the change retains the consistency of the DB. And while creating a new post will generate a new unique ID, you can also create a post via code to reuse some “old” ID. In practice … Read more
If we want to remove all inline styles, then just simply need to add the following code in functions.php. add_filter(‘the_content’, function( $content ){ //–Remove all inline styles– $content = preg_replace(‘/ style=(“|\’)(.*?)(“|\’)/’,”,$content); return $content; }, 20);
It should be something like: UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = REPLACE(guid, ‘oldurl.com’, ‘newurl.com’) WHERE guid LIKE ‘http://oldurl.com/%’; oldurl.com – Previous URL shown in wordpress settings > general options newurl.com – New URL
According to the Codex, you can’t do this directly through the API. However, you can do it by using your own quicktags.js file as shown below. function sample_load_admin_scripts() { if ( is_admin() ) { wp_deregister_script(‘quicktags’); wp_register_script(‘quicktags’, (“/path/to/your/quicktags.js”), false, ”, true); } } if (is_admin()) { add_action(‘init’, sample_load_admin_scripts); } Then just add Javascript to do your … Read more
So the only reason you want to re-architect WordPress to use multiple tables for different post types is because your posts table is getting bigger too fast? I assume the underlying issue for you is that performance is suffering? Instead, I suggest adding appropriate indexes to the post table for the queries you are finding … Read more
I may be missing some vital detail in the question but here’s what I did to make this work. Settings -> Permalinks Set the permalinks to… /somePrefix/%category%/%postname%/ This will give you the following permalinks… Blog Page – domain.com/somePrefix Category Page – domain.com/somePrefix/currCategory/ Single Page – domain.com/somePrefix/currCategory/singlePost/ If you install some kind of plugin like Yoast … Read more
You could add some kind of separator (a separator block?) in Gutenberg, then filter the_content() to check for the separator to display each half, by setting a switch on the first half and detecting it for the second: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘content_splitter’); function content_splitter($content) { $separator = “<!– wp:core/separator”; $pos = strpos($content, $separator); if ($pos !== false) … Read more
When you set a post as password protected, the protection happen on get_the_content() function. There WordPress check for a post password cookie, and if not set, not valid or expired then show the password form. This password form is submitted to wp-login.php, there a cookie is setted according to the password wrote in the form, … Read more