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1. acfd
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I have read this post (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/346235?replies=3) and am at a similar place to noodlenuts i.e a newbie who doesn't know about the php code, and therefore have no idea where to place things to make things appear where I want!
   I'd like the subtitle to appear either immediately to the right of the main title. I'm using the Hybrid theme and have created a child theme for Hybrid.

   Through reading the response I have been brave enough to paste the <?php the_subheading(); ?> into the template I am using (no-widgets) but the response goes on to suggest a way to put the subheading on the same line (which is what I want) but i have no idea where this code would be placed in my theme or even is this solution would apply to other themes. Any suggestions/advice? Thanks

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subheading/

2. Steve
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi,

   There are a few possible methods you could use.

   The first:

   Insert it directly after the call to <?php the_title(); ?>, so it looks like <?php the_title(); the_subheading(); ?>.

   If you want it to be styled differently, you could wrap this in an additional tag, so it looks something like:

   <h1><?php the_title(); ?> <span><?php the_subheading(); ?><span></h1>

   Then in your CSS declare the additional style, for example:

   h1 span {
   font-size: 50%;
   }

   Alternately:

   Paste something like <?php the_subheading('<h2>', '</h2>'); ?> after the closing title heading tag (this is probably a </h1> tag, then reposition the title with CSS.

   Hope this helps a little.

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