Anonymous User 10765487
(@anonymized-10765487)
There’s already a wp_strip_all_tags() in wp_trim_words(), no use to add your strip tags
Ok, thanks,
I’ve just tried adding a filter (in my theme’s funtions.php) as follows:
add_filter('jm_tc_get_excerpt', 'wp_strip_all_tags($content)');
and I tried:
add_filter('jm_tc_get_excerpt', 'wp_strip_all_tags()');
but filter is not being called.
Any thought ?
Anonymous User 10765487
(@anonymized-10765487)
It’s already implemented in plugin because I use wp_trim_words() for the excerpt.
Filters do not work that way in WP. You’d better do something like this:
add_filter('jm_tc_get_excerpt', '_strip_my_tags');
function _strip_my_tags( $content ) {
return wp_strip_all_tags($content);
}
But as I said it’s already in the plugin (with the latest version)
Form some reason the function _strip_my_tags is not being executed, from my functions.php script in my theme’s folder.
Anyway, I got around the problem by making the following change in jm-twitter-card.php:
$output .= '<meta name="twitter:description" content="' . jm_tc_remove_lb( wp_strip_all_tags($cardDescription) ) . '"/>' . "\n";
Not ideal but works.
Thanks for the help.