has_tag() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/has_tag
depending on the content that you want to add inside a post (where exactly ?), you might be able and use a filter function which would be addded in functions.php of the theme;
example code:
add_filter('the_content', 'inside_post_addendum');
function inside_post_addendum($text) {
global $post;
if( has_tag('slug', $post) ) :
/*do something with the post content, i.e. $text*/
endif;
return $text;
}
Thread Starter
Dennis
(@altermann)
I’m thinking something about post header or post footer.
something about post header or post footer.
this information is not really exact enough to make useful suggestion;
seems that a filter function is not the solution;
however, you can add as much code (conditional statements) to single.php as you need; there is no reason to keep the template short.
can you post an example?
what theme are you using?
Thread Starter
Dennis
(@altermann)
Hmm, something like this:
if post is on tag “WordPress” add “This post is an serie about WordPress” in the post header (before the post content)
Thread Starter
Dennis
(@altermann)
Maybe something like text replacer will be great too. Found the “Text replace”, but only works to replace 1 line of text :~
