Turns out the problem was Jetpack. I looked through the <head> to see where in the stack it was breaking and it was right in the middle of the Jetpack plugin code. Looks like it’s being worked on here: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/8156 under “PHP warnings.” Since Jetpack isn’t necessary for my dev server on this project, I … Read more
How to store wordpress functions (wp_head(),wp_footer()) in a javascript variable?
Probably because when the execution is hitting your code is already too late to hook on wp_head. If you want to have your code in image.php, make sure you place it before get_header(). In any case, I would move the code to functions.php or dedicated file and maybe use is_attachment() to conditionally print the meta … Read more
Wp_head () affecting my images layout
Getting the contents of wp_head while in admin?
ok so I figured this out. Here are the steps I took Create a php file in your themes directory wordpress Dir -> Themes -> YOUR THEME NAME -> newfile.php In this file add the following: <?php /* Template Name: theme-child */ ?> <?php get_header(); ?> // your custom script here <?php get_footer(); ?> **Then … Read more
How can i remove JUST Description tag from wp_head() function?
Does adding a callback like this to wp_head allows you to add additional content?
My guess is that it’s not working because the action name is ‘wp_head’, not ‘wp-head’. remove_action(‘wp_head’,array($aiosp, ‘wp_head’));
‘$tracking_code’ ist just a string. It closes <head> automatically. So, no, it doesn’t come after the head, you just failed to use source view. Firebug and similar tools show just the rendered DOM, that’s not good enough. Fix: echo $tracking_code;.