When is the ‘post_content_filtered’ column in database cleared by WordPress?
Some WordPress plugins (although very few) use the post_content_filtered column in database to save some data related to a post.
Not much noticeable when working with individual posts, but when you create or delete multiple thousands in bulk and by code – process is quite slow.
I want to apply jquery lazyload plugin. For this to work I have to create a new attribute which is data-src place there the src value and then replace the src value with a specific value '...nothing.gif'.
I found a solution on wordpress.org support
I was curious if was possible to display related posts by multiple tags.
I am trying to include categories in search results. I’ve been searching for hours now with no solution.
I have searched high and low for a simple solution to this, but to no avail. WordPress keeps on wrapping my images in p tags and because of the eccentric nature of the layout for a site I am working on, this is highly annoying.
I have the following code and while get_the_ID() works, $post->ID does not, why?
How can I remove this custom post type from being shown in the dashboard for non admin users?
On my NFL football blog all users are allowed to make blog posts. New registrants are given contributor status. When users make a post it is reviewed by an editor, then the editor schedules the post to publish at a time fitting our blog schedule.
Firstly I’ve seen some topics like this, but they haven’t helped me.
Some WordPress plugins (although very few) use the post_content_filtered column in database to save some data related to a post.