Early return filter about subtitles

[philiparthurmoore]

Hi Oliver,

This makes sense. I assume that you've solved this issue by modifying the code on your end? I'm going to leave this Issue open and patch the plugin. It's a good suggestion.

Cheers!

[webmandesign]

Hi Philip,

I'm ashamed as I haven't tried it before. I've done it now and it doesn't work actually. I will do some editing and will let you know about the best solution I've come up with in a while ;)

Regards,

Oliver

[philiparthurmoore]

Sounds good Oliver. When I have some time I'll do some testing on my end as well. I hope to have some time for the plugin this weekend. Cheers.

[webmandesign]

Hi Philip,

I have done some test and it would be actually too complicated to add this functionality into your plugin I guess. I wasn't able to come up with a good solution via changing the code in the plugin. The thing is that the $post variable is being taken from the first post in the loop. This would then determinate when the plugin return early (depending on whether the first loop post has subtitle set up).

And as you might noticed already, the page_for_posts heading would be displayed outside the main loop anyway, so the plugin would return early.

But there is a very easy simple solution for this that your plugin already offer. And simplest solutions are the best ;) So, I ended up adding the subtitle to a blog page title with your get_the_subtitle( $page_for_posts ) function. Something like this:

// This is page title outside the main loop
if ( is_home() ) {
 $title .= ' <span class="entry-subtitle">' . get_the_subtitle( absint( get_option( 'page_for_posts' ) ) ) . '</span>';
}

So, thank you for help, but the issue is resolved and I think there is no need to change the plugin for this ;)

Regards,

Oliver

[philiparthurmoore]

Awesome Oliver! That's a perfectly fine solution that you've proposed. I like it. :) Thanks for letting me know.

[philiparthurmoore]

I should have thought of that also. :-P