• Good day,

    I create a new movie theme. I added some custom field in my “New Post”.
    Screenshot: https://s32.postimg.org/i5a960u39/image.jpg

    I’m using this fuction code:

    function movie_content(){
    	global $post;
    	$details = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_movie_site', true );
    	$has_data = true;
    	if( !is_array( $details ) ) $has_data = false;
    add_meta_box( 'name', __( 'Movie details', '123' ), 'movie_content', ABC_MOVIE, 'normal', 'high', null );

    In Admin dashboard, when i create a “New Post”, I’m using this below code for display “Year” form (view screenshot).

    <tr>
    	<th><label for="movie-site-year"><?php _e( 'Year', '' ); ?></label></th>
    	<td>
    		<input name="movie_site[year]" type="text" class="fullwidth" id="movie-site-year" value="<?php echo $has_data?$details['year']:''; ?>">
    		<small class="desc"><?php _e( 'Movie release year', '' ); ?></small>
    	</td>
    </tr>

    And I using this code for display “Year” in my wordpress template (example: 1997).
    <?php echo $movie_site['year']; ?>

    Everything work fine, I can display movie Year in my single.php template.

    ***

    My question is, I want that “Year” appear beside my title. But i don’t know how create it.

    My current Post title: Titanic.
    I want something like this: Titanic (1997).

    Can someone help me, please!

    Thanks

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  • Hi, @Bikin Website. You could apply a filter function to the_title. (There’s a basic example provided in that article.)

    Thread Starter v123shine

    (@v123shine)

    Update: Sorry, I mean in meta title, like this: <title>Titanic (1997)</title>

    Dear girlieworks, I’m so sorry, mean in meta title. Can you help me, please!

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