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Functions

The Secondary Title plugin provides functions to manage and display secondary titles. Below, you'll find a list of functions, including parameters, return values, and examples.

the_secondary_title($post_id, $prefix, $suffix)

Parameters

  • $post_id (optional): The ID of the post or page to retrieve the secondary title. Defaults to the current post or page.

Returns

  • string: The secondary title of the current post or page

Description

Displays the secondary title of the current post or page.

Example

php
<?php the_secondary_title(); ?>

get_secondary_title($post_id)

Parameters

  • $post_id (optional): The ID of the post or page to retrieve the secondary title. Defaults to the current post or page.

Returns

  • string: The secondary title of the specified post or page

Description

Retrieves the secondary title of a post or page.

Example

php
<?php $secondary_title = get_secondary_title(123); ?>

has_secondary_title($post_id)

Parameters

  • $post_id (optional): The ID of the post or page to check for a secondary title. Defaults to the current post or page.

Returns

  • bool: Whether the specified post or page has a secondary title

Description

Check if a post or page has a secondary title.

Example

php
<?php
if ( has_secondary_title( 123 ) ) {
		echo 'This post has a secondary title';
	}
?>

the_secondary_title_output()

Parameters

  • $before (optional): The HTML to display before the secondary title. Defaults to <h2 class="secondary-title">.
  • $after (optional): The HTML to display after the secondary title. Defaults to </h2>.

Returns

  • string: The secondary title wrapped in the specified HTML

Description

Displays the secondary title wrapped in the specified HTML.

Example

php
<?php the_secondary_title_output('<h3>', '</h3>'); ?>

secondary_title_column()

Parameters

  • None

Returns

  • void

Description

Adds a secondary title column to the post and page listings in the WordPress admin area.

Example

php
<?php secondary_title_column(); ?>

Note

This function is used internally by the plugin and is not intended for direct use in themes or plugins.