Add Class to Specific Paragraph of the_content()
Let’s say I want to give the first paragraph bold text by adding a body class to the first paragraph. Is there a way to filter the output of
Let’s say I want to give the first paragraph bold text by adding a body class to the first paragraph. Is there a way to filter the output of
So the default url to display a list of posts by a particular author looks like this:
I want a certain role to be able to add new tags, but other users should just be able to use the text bar to search for existing tags.
I’m using a custom post type to let contributors have a personal page on the site.
I want to prepend text to the post titles of a specific custom post type, but the filter below didn’t work. Instead of changing only that CPT’s post titles, it changed all titles on the given CPT’s pages—menus items, posts in secondary loops, etc.
I’m trying to get posts which have applied the meta value trainees.
I have post name in Thai which uses UTF-8 character. Many of them encode into super long in ASCII e.g. วิธีการหลีกเลี่ยงข้อผิดพลาดทั้ง-8-ในชีวิตการแต่งงาน
I am building a Bootstrap site on WordPress and need to be able include multiple stylesheets. However, when I enqueue them as follows, only the first and third style sheets show up in the page source. I have confirmed that all three files are on the server.
I need to filter posts by a custom field value.
I know how to filter the output of the function the_permalink – it is like this: