Posted on 2012/05/03 Comments
In a recent project, I needed to use <span /> tags to add some styles (just color, actually) to post and widget titles. By default — and there’s no hook to disable this — WordPress strips any HTML tags found in post and widget titles. Here’s my solution to this problem. Please keep in mind that I only needed to add <span /> tags, so if you need to add more tags, you should modify the code to fit your needs :) Continue…
Posted on 2012/01/11 Comments
Posted on 2012/01/03 Comments
By now you’re probably already familiar with one of WordPress’ most loved features, custom post type. A custom post type could be hierarchical (like page) or non-hierarchical (like post). This snippet will modify the default posts order when the post type archive is being displayed. Continue…
Posted on 2011/03/27 Comments
By default, WordPress will prefix protected post’s title with Protected. This is good when the password hasn’t been supplied. Unfortunately, it doesn’t remove this prefix when the correct password has been supplied which is not good IMO. Here’s a snippet to ‘fix’ this behavior:
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Posted on 2011/03/11 Comments
Just a quick reminder, when dynamically adding an action inside an action callback for the same hook, don’t forget to use lower priority for the action you just added.
add_action( 'init', 'my_fuction' );
function my_fuction( $args ) {
// ...
add_action( 'init', 'my_other_function', 11 );
}