To retrieve the post title of a post as saved in the wp_posts table in the WordPress database use this
<?php echo get_post_field( 'post_title', $post_id, 'raw' ); ?>If you use get_the_title() function, WordPress applies the ‘the_title‘ filter before returning the value.
I do not use that many images in my posts, but when I do, I do it right. By that I mean, I make sure the image is cropped and optimized for the web (I use Kraken.io) and I rename the image to mean something rather than it saying IMG_0507.img. While naming stuff, I like…
By OutsourcedContent — on August 29, 2017 Escaping a text with links can be replaced if escaped with __() during localization. This not ideal since the person writing the localizing file could replace links with their own. The proper way to do this is explained with an example below: sprintf( __( ‘If you like this…
By OutsourcedContent — on October 8, 2017 /** * Custom Login CSS * * @refer https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/right-way-load-login-css-wordpress/ */ function mc_load_custom_login_css() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘login-css’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/css/login-page.css’ ); } add_filter( ‘login_enqueue_scripts’ , ‘mc_load_custom_login_css’ ); Or you can use the Custom Login Admin Front-end CSS Plugin.
When developing a WordPress theme or a plugin, you may have come across times when you may wish to get category slug in certain pages. May be you are modifying the WordPress category archives or you may have some other reason for wanting to retrieve category slug, in this article we will show you a…
By OutsourcedContent — on June 15, 2021 The easiest way to find the Post ID, Page ID or Product ID in WordPress is to hover over the post in WordPress admin and check the link. The number after post= and before & is the post ID. You can also find this in the address bar…
Sometimes on a specific project, you have requirement to also display last modified date of pages and posts along with published date. So here is a code snippet to display both in your WordPress. Posted on <?php the_time( ‘F jS, Y’ ); ?> <?php // display last modified date $modified_time = get_the_time( ‘U’ ); $new_modified_time…