Wordpress adding custom fields into post's front end

Question

i want to make a wordpress plugin that will display some content at the end of each post. let's say for example 'Hello world'. But looking at the wordpress API, i don't find any relevant indications about how to do this.

i don't want a widget, but only a plugin that does only that: displays me a static text at the end of every article.

any idea about how this should be done?

thanks!

Diosney · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-23 14:20:36Z

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See if this forum post helps you: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/simple-wordpress-plugin-to-add-actionable-text-after-blog-content-feedback?replies=1

The lines doing the magic are:

...
add_filter('the_content','now_what_pjrvs');
...
function now_what_pjrvs($content = '') {
       return $content . $text;
}

Where $text is the code that you want to add at the end of the post content.

Hope it helps. Tell me if you need more references.

answered Aug 23, 2011 at 14:20

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Diosney Over a year ago

@dana: I edited the answer with the exact line of codes that you have to use.

dana Over a year ago

doesn't work - doesn;t add me any data in my post. i am using wordpress 3.2.1

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