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Craig Jamieson
19,585 PointsWrite an empty function named custom_filter(). Then add your function to the "the_content" filter
I have written the answer as
<?php
function custom_filter( ) {
add_filter(‘the_content’,'custom_filter’);
}
?>
<?php
function custom_filter( ) { }
add_filter(‘the_content’,'custom_filter’);
?>
Both are wrong. Please advise?
3 Answers
Craig Jamieson
19,585 PointsNot even sure how that happened, but retyped and that worked
<?php
function custom_filter( ) { }
add_filter('the_content','custom_filter');
?>
Cena Mayo
55,235 PointsHi Craig,
The second answer is more correct than the first (the first is not an empty function). In the second, check your quotes. They appear to be mismatched.
Louis Rouaze
1,397 Pointsquotes were wrong for first attempt.