Codex tools: Log in
Languages: English • Русский • 日本語 • (Add your language)
Contents |
This is a simple built-in function for displaying custom fields for the current post, known as the "post-meta" (stored in the wp_postmeta table). It formats the data into an unordered list (see output below).
It must be used from within The Loop or in a theme file that handles data from a single post (e.g. single.php). the_meta() will ignore meta_keys (i.e. field names) that begin with an underscore.
For more information on this tag, see Custom Fields.
<?php the_meta(); ?>
This tag has no parameters.
<p>Meta information for this post:</p> <?php the_meta(); ?>
Output from the_meta:
<ul class='post-meta'> <li><span class='post-meta-key'>your_key:</span> your_value</li> </ul>
the_meta() is located in wp-includes/post-template.php.
body_class(), next_image_link(), next_post_link(), next_posts_link(), post_class(), post_password_required(), posts_nav_link(), previous_image_link(), previous_post_link(), previous_posts_link(), single_post_title, sticky_class(), the_category(), the_category_rss(), the_content(), the_content_rss(), the_excerpt(), the_excerpt_rss(), the_ID(), the_meta(), the_shortlink(), the_tags(), the_title(), the_title_attribute(), the_title_rss(), wp_link_pages()
Custom Fields: the_meta(), get_post_meta(), add_post_meta(), update_post_meta(), delete_post_meta(), get_post_custom(), get_post_custom_values(), get_post_custom_keys() (See Also: post_meta Function Examples)
