Add a filter to the_content and put your code in there so you don’t need your custom content function: function wpa_content_filter( $content ) { // run your code on $content and return $content; } add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpa_content_filter’ ); You may need to adjust priority to run your filter before or after others: // high priority, … Read more
You can make use of featured images as suggested by @gmazzap in comments. This featured image will not be included in post content. However, if you already have your images included in post content, then you need to strip the post content down in two parts, as you’ve said in your question. I have two … Read more
Use wp_trim_words function to limit the content to a certain number of words and returns the trimmed text. Example use of wp_trim_words function. <?php $content = get_the_content(); $trimmed_content = wp_trim_words( $content, 50, NULL ); echo $trimmed_content; ?> So I added wp_trim_words function in your code to get 50 words after <!– more –>. <?php $after_more … Read more
Thanks to @papirtiger Came up with this solution just to apply it to a specific content function. I did not explain in my question that I only needed to work on a specific the_content, instead I think the above solutions are a global solutions, and both are great solutions from that point of view. <?php … Read more
You don’t really have a Loop. <?php get_header(); ?> <div class=”content”> <div class=”welcome_area”> <div class=”welcome_area_title”><?php the_title(”);?></div> <div class=”welcome_area_text”><?php if (have_posts()) { while (have_posts()) { the_post(); the_content(); } } ?> What is happening is: You use have_posts() to check that you have post content. You can use an else clause to provide default content if you … Read more
1. Filtering the content Here’s a one-function content filter to meet the above four requirements: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘strip_some_paragraphs’, 20 ); function strip_some_paragraphs( $content ) { $content = preg_replace( ‘/<p>(([\s]*)|[\s]*(<img[^>]*>|\[[^\]]*\])[\s]*)<\/p>/’, ‘$3’, $content ); return $content; } 2. Resources for Regular Expressions regular-expressions.info – Manual, Basic & Advanced Tutorials regexpal.com – on the fly regex tester, very … Read more
Whenever the_content is called, there is a global WP_Post object. So you can look into that to find its post type: if ( ! in_array( get_post()->post_type, [ ‘tool’, ‘article’ ] ) ) return $content;
The problem: The reason why this isn’t working, is this part of the WP_Embed::shortcode() method: if( $post_ID ) { …. cut … // Use oEmbed to get the HTML $html = wp_oembed_get( $url, $attr ); … cut … } When trying to autoembed with the Heartbeat API the $post_ID is null, so wp_oembed_get() is never … Read more
In order to use “the_content()” it must be used within The Loop. See here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_content “Displays the contents of the current post. This tag must be within The_Loop.”
I believe this should work: $getPost = get_the_content(); $postwithbreaks = wpautop( $getPost, true/false ); echo $postwithbreaks; The second argument in wpautop can be up to you whether it’s true of false, see the link below. It is described as follows: (bool) (Optional) If set, this will convert all remaining line breaks after paragraphing. Line breaks … Read more