It isn’t just css. I want to call the secondary headline in my custom homepage. How to do it?
Here in this page, http://www.easternfeed.com/, the top article is showing its main headline. I want the secondary headline to be here. I am using <?php echo $this->get_title();?> to get the main headline. Need a similar code for the secondary headline.
You can use <?php echo get_secondary_title($post_id, $prefix, $suffix, $use_settings); ?> for this. In most cases you don’t have to use the arguments ($post_id and so on) for this function, just in case you’d like to adjust it further.
I hope that answers your question.
Thanks for your reply.
The settings is working great with the individual posts. But when I am trying to insert the code — as given by you — in the homepage, I am not getting any result. Am I missing something? I tried this as well: <?php echo get_secondary_title(); ?>. Still not done!
Here’s the codes:
<div class="<?php echo $this->get_module_classes();?>">
<div class="meta-info-container">
<div class="td-module-meta-info">
<?php if (td_util::get_option('tds_category_module_18') == 'yes') ?>
<?php echo $this->get_title();?>
<?php echo get_secondary_title($post_id, $prefix, $suffix, $use_settings); ?>
<?php echo $this->get_author();?>
<?php echo $this->get_date();?>
</div>
<?php echo $this->get_image('td_696x385');?>
</div>
Yes, if you have more than one post on the site, you need to use the $post_id argument.
But I have no idea what $this is and what methods it has. Try $this->get_ID() or $this->ID() (don’t forget the echo) and if one of them returns the post ID number, use it for the secondary title parameter.
Otherwise, I have to see the class $this is referring to.
