Ben Huson

The get_the_subtitle() function by default echoes the the subtitle rather than returning it. Unfortunately this is legacy code from before I took over development of the plugin.

To return the subtitle you must use it like this, passing false as the last parameter:

$child_subtitle = get_the_subtitle( $projects_page, '', '', false );

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Ben Huson.

Have you resolved this?

It looks like you’ve added a subtitle class and styled that?

This should now be fixed in version 2.9.1

Please try version 1.0.2 and let me know if that fixes it.
Thanks

Ben

If you are confident with a bit of PHP coding and are familiar with WordPress hooks, it would depend on whether you can hook into the code when an Ad is added and get access to the User ID of the person who added it.

If you can then you may be able to code something similar to the following to update the expiry date (make sure you do this in a development environment to test, not your live site):

// Get the user ID as $user_id and do some checks to make sure that
// you want to update them. Are they the correct role for example?
$e_user = new Expire_User( $user_id );
$e_user->set_expire_time_in_future( 6, 'months' );

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by Ben Huson.

Is this still an issue with the latest version of the plugin?

This should be fixed in version 2.9

Please try:

echo '<meta property="og:title" content="' . get_the_subtitle( get_queried_object_id(), '', '', false ) . '"/>';