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The WP Subtitle plugin allows your pages and posts to contain a subtitle. Also called a sub-heading, this this short line of text is meant to appear beneath a post's (or page's) title, but can be inserted in your template wherever you choose.

<?thesubtitle()?> is used for inside The Loop -- if you wish to get a page/post's subtitle outside The Loop, use <?getthe_subtitle($id)?>, where $id is the page or post's ID ($post->ID).

Just like WP's built-in <?thetitle()?> method, <?thesubtitle()?> tag accepts three parameters:

$before (string) Text to place before the subtitle, defaults to "".

$after (string) Text to place after the subtitle, defaults to "".

$display (boolean) If true, display the subtitle in XHTML; if false, return the subtitle for use in PHP. Defaults to true.

Things are slightly different in <?getthesubtitle()?>:

$id (integer) Post (or page) ID.

$before (string) Text to place before the subtitle, defaults to "".

$after (string) Text to place after the subtitle, defaults to "".

$display (boolean) If true, display the subtitle in XHTML; if false, return the subtitle for use in PHP. Defaults to true.

Changelog:

• 1.0:
  • First version