Do you find yourself constantly Googling the attributes of the WordPress Post Object?

Is it $post->title or $post->post_title?

Why does $post->id return nothing? Oh, right, because it’s one of the attributes that’s capitalized so it should be $post->ID.

Well, bookmark this link and search no longer:

public 'ID' => int public 'post_author' => string public 'post_date' => string public 'post_date_gmt' => string public 'post_content' => string public 'post_title' => string public 'post_excerpt' => string public 'post_status' => string public 'comment_status' => string public 'ping_status' => string public 'post_password' => string public 'post_name' => string public 'to_ping' => string public 'pinged' => string public 'post_modified' => string public 'post_modified_gmt' => string public 'post_content_filtered' => string public 'post_parent' => int public 'guid' => string public 'menu_order' => int public 'post_type' => string public 'post_mime_type' => string public 'comment_count' => string public 'filter' => string

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WordPress Documentation on the WP_POST object – you’ll need to dig into the code shown there. Not quite sure why they didn’t list these fields out there. But that’s WP docs for you.

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