Using WordPress ‘prepend_attachment()’ PHP function

The prepend_attachment WordPress PHP function wraps an attachment in a paragraph tag before the content.

Usage

To use the prepend_attachment function, pass the content string as an argument:

$content = 'This is a sample content.';
echo prepend_attachment($content);

This will output:

&lt;p&gt;Attachment&lt;/p&gt;
This is a sample content.

Parameters

$content (string) – The content to which the attachment will be prepended.

More information

See WordPress Developer Resources: prepend_attachment

Examples

Add an Image Attachment

Add an image attachment to the content:

$content = 'This is a post with an image attachment.';
$image = '&lt;img src="image.jpg" alt="Image Attachment"&gt;';
echo prepend_attachment($image) . $content;

Add a Video Attachment

Add a video attachment to the content:

$content = 'This is a post with a video attachment.';
$video = '&lt;video src="video.mp4" controls&gt;&lt;/video&gt;';
echo prepend_attachment($video) . $content;

Add an Audio Attachment

Add an audio attachment to the content:

$content = 'This is a post with an audio attachment.';
$audio = '&lt;audio src="audio.mp3" controls&gt;&lt;/audio&gt;';
echo prepend_attachment($audio) . $content;

Add a PDF Attachment

Add a PDF attachment to the content:

$content = 'This is a post with a PDF attachment.';
$pdf = '&lt;a href="document.pdf"&gt;Download PDF&lt;/a&gt;';
echo prepend_attachment($pdf) . $content;

Add a Custom Attachment

Add a custom attachment to the content:

$content = 'This is a post with a custom attachment.';
$custom_attachment = '&lt;div class="custom-attachment"&gt;Custom Attachment&lt;/div&gt;';
echo prepend_attachment($custom_attachment) . $content;