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Thanks @Stephen — I did notice that the content was broken, but I do like to keep an eye on my database so I also observed the save, but not the display in the editor window.
The fix works, good find.RESOLVED: I removed the default editor in the post type definition + created a “main” meta box to include first, the long field for the subtitle, and then the re-instanced editor box via piklist, immediately below the subtitle field + made the whole meta box NOT look like a meta box.
Thanks for the tweet hint!
Happy to help you study! I’m sharpening my chops on Piklist, really want to start offering more punch to my projects.
hang on to my contact info if you’d like https://profiles.wordpress.org/hrmervin
Cheers,
-MervinDid you see this article? Are you wanting to show fields in the admin, or in a public-facing form?
Can you post your code for the scenario, I’ll try to replicate.
I’m familiar with how you create a separate meta box, and that you can set ‘false’ for it to look like a meta box, but the function that creates the field by itself, allows it to be visible inline, immediately below the title.
What I accomplished here, next to where I define the post type (in the root of my piklist plugin file) is what I’d like to see, however I’m not sure how to set the condition on this function that displays the field, so it only displays in this post type.
