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Package wp-post-subtitle
Short Description Adds a subtitle field below the post title field in WordPress.
License GPL-2.0+
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Post Subtitle
A module that adds a subtitle field below the post title field in WordPress.
Requirements
- PHP 5.4+
- WordPress 4.6+
Installation
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Usage
The subtitle feature is activated by adding post type support.
If you are adding support to a pre-existing post type, just add this code:
Be sure to replace post with the name of your post type.
Or, in the supports argument when registering a post type, just add subtitle.
Available Methods
The following static methods are publicly available (under the wpscholar\Wordpress\PostSubtitle namespace):
getSubtitle( $post_id )- Get the subtitle for a specific post.setSubtitle( $post_id, $value )- Set the subtitle for a specific post.
Notes
If you are adding the code to a WordPress plugin or theme, there is no initialization step required. However, if you are adding the code at a higher level in your WordPress project you will need to call the initialization function on the after_setup_theme hook, like so:
