get_the_excerpt() removes all p tags in page!
get_the_excerpt() removes all p tags in page!
get_the_excerpt() removes all p tags in page!
In my experience browscap.ini based checks are not terrible – at least. There is – probably not the only one – an PHP implementation with browsecap-php that can be used for PHP projects and would be suitable for WP projects too. As for a WordPress implementation, there is the plug-in – I know of – … Read more
Coming back to this thread after five years as it’s still wasn’t marked as answered. Milo in the comments pointed out the answer: Trying to avoid including wp-load.php
WordPress Ajax Spitting out a page as a response?
I appreciate your comments, I have looked into a possible repeated question, however I did not find it as helpful as the last comment by @michel after looking into the functions.php file I found this filter add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘burger_wp_title’, 10, 2 ); function burger_excerpt_length( $length ) { return 50; } Which I have gotten rid … Read more
I don’t know how to do it with Pages, but with Posts or CPT I use the following list of of args : <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘votes_count’, ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’; $wp_query = new WP_Query( $args ); ?> What does a print_r($args) return for you ?
You can replace __( ‘No comments’, ‘textdomain’ ) with __( ‘<span>No</span> comments’, ‘textdomain’ ), there is nothing that stops you to do it. In general, HTML inside translatable strings are not recommended but if you really need the span tags, you have not other choice to add them server side. I strongly recommend to think … Read more
Recently I did complete a project that have front end form to submit. But i used ACF Plugin for this purpose that allow us to create front end form and save them as draft. After review that post you can click on Publish button to show them on front end. Please see the attached screenshot … Read more
Following Mark Kaplun advice, I fixed my problem. Just wish there was a way to like a comment. <?php $paragraphAfter = 1; // shows image after paragraph 1 $paragraphsShow = 1; // shows first two paragraphs $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_the_content()); $content = explode(‘</p>’, $content); $max = (count($content) < $paragraphsShow) ? count($content) : $paragraphsShow; for ($i … Read more
LESS happens as a preprocessor and doesn’t render dynamically each time your page loads. So, you write your LESS, compile it to CSS, and then load the CSS in your pages. There may be ways around this, but you would probably be better off using targeted CSS with classes to create the CSS on the … Read more