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Always Spell WordPress Correctly
Do you find that you're always misspelling words like WordPress or other words you use a lot on you're site?
This will show how to always spell those words correctly and never have to worry about typos again!...
Quick Tip
Here's what you need to do to make sure you don't make another spelling error on a word you write wrongly a lot.
// Always spell WordPress correctly - since I'm a dumb ass and haven't been forever now
function writeWordPressCorrect($content) {
$content = str_ireplace("wordpress","WordPress", $content);
return $content;
}
Then you just need to add the filters to run the function as part of you're theme.
// for correcting the title add_filter( 'the_title', 'writeWordPressCorrect',1 ); // correcting the post content add_filter( 'the_content', 'writeWordPressCorrect',1 );
Simple right! You can obviously replace WordPress with another word, say for example jQuery. Or any other word that you use a lot on you're site and many times misspell you can apply this trick to prevent it.
Questions, let me know.
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About the Author
Jared is from Boston working as a web and graphic designer. Also owns the design blog Tweeaks.com, and has designed many other websites powered by Wordpress including the New2WP theme.
Level: Noob
User Comments
( ADD YOURS )Jenni August 3
It's kind of ironic that you put 'you're' instead of 'your'.
Jared August 3
How so?
If you're referring to the use of it in the first sentence of this post, it is used correctly as a contraction in asking a question.
Do you find that you're always ... / Do you find that you are always ....
Not your, that would be like saying you have an always, or an always that's yours.
It is more ironic that I created this script, and then had an epiphany after posting it when I realized that I had been spelling WordPress the wrong way thinking it was the right way, for years. The best part is that I wrote this code correctly, but no where else on this site had I spelled it correctly. lmao.
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