Display Field Names

Hey Kev,

Add the following to your themes functions.php file. If you go to Appearance -> Editor, on the right hand side you should see a “Theme Functions” link which will allow you to edit the file.

function hms_testimonials_date( $value ) {
	return 'Testimonial Date : ' . $value;
}

function hms_testimonials_source( $value ) {
	return 'Client Name : '. $value;
}

function hms_testimonials_testimonial( $value ) {
	return 'Testimonial : '. $value;
}

function hms_testimonials_tags( $value ) {
	return 'Tags : '. $value;
}

add_filter('hms_testimonials_system_date', 'hms_testimonials_date');
add_filter('hms_testimonials_system_source', 'hms_testimonials_source');
add_filter('hms_testimonials_system_testimonial', 'hms_testimonials_testimonial');
add_filter('hms_testimonials_cf_tags', 'hms_testimonials_tags');

Jeff

Hey Kev,

The plugin wasn’t really setup to add field names. I just so happened to create filters that allowed the code I posted to work.

You can do 1 of to things, both of which modify the code I posted.

1. Add strong tags around the field names.

Ex.

function hms_testimonials_date( $value ) {
	return '<strong>Testimonial Date :</strong> ' . $value;
}

2. Add a span and use CSS to modify the style to each one.

Ex.

function hms_testimonials_date( $value ) {
	return '<span class="hms-testimonial-label">Testimonial Date :</span> ' . $value;
}

Then in your themes style.css add:

.hms-testimonial-label { font-weight: bold; }

Either one will work. The second gives you more flexibility for the future.

Jeff