Open chrisaldrich opened 7 years ago
My request may be similar.
If I create a quote kind and retrieve a tweet url, it adds Jane Doe on Twitter
as the title, which then would be used for the quote content instead of the_content
, unless I explicitly remove the title before publishing.
A filter to explicitly remove the_title on specific kinds might be sufficient, if you can point me in the direction where to add it, a pull request would be forthcoming.
An example of what I mean, post on my site and the POSSE'd tweet.
Stripping the title is a theme issue, but let me think
@dshanske I agree, but if the title generated isn't really representative of the content, then perhaps better to not have generate one. Granted, the user is still ultimately responsible for their content, just looking at expected behavior vs result.
I view replies to be similar to notes in not needing/requiring titles.
For metadata it can often be useful to have an actual title in the admin UI to identify the post in those administrative views.
What I find even more interesting/useful is having the ability to put in a custom title for automatic POSSE purposes, and the title is often used by many (most? all??) POSSE plugins for just this. In this UX/UI case it can mean some of the content could be displayed multiple times, once in the title and again in the body, which isn't ideal.
I'm certainly in the boat that stripping the title is a theme issue. I'd argue that for the best possible broad usage, Post Kinds should strip it out (using CSS) as a default and allow those who'd prefer to display it on the front end, just untoggle the CSS setting.
If this is the case, then the final consideration is the duplication of content between the title and body within RSS as well.
When I hid it using CSS, people kept complaining. I removed that to rethink it.
Question @dshanske if I retrieve info on a url while set to a note, it doesn't create a title. Where in the code is that decision made? I'd like to read it closer. thanks.
Bringing this back up after looking at the new properties metaboxes.
It's likely an oversight, but reposts are currently displaying the_title (similar to the "article" kind). I suspect that like many other post kinds (eg. note) you probably meant to strip the title out of the display and inject it using "title" in Post Properties.