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Description
Sanitize the current title when retrieving or displaying.
Works like the_title(), except the parameters can be in a string or an array. See the function for what can be override in the $args parameter. The title before it is displayed will have the tags stripped and esc_attr() before it is passed to the user or displayed. The default as with the_title(), is to display the title.
Usage
$void|string = the_title_attribute( $args );
Parameters
- $args
- ( string|array ) optional – { Title attribute arguments. Optional.
- $before
- ( string ) optional – Markup to prepend to the title. Default empty.
- $after
- ( string ) optional – Markup to append to the title. Default empty.
- $echo
- ( bool ) optional – Whether to echo or return the title. Default true for echo.
- $post
- ( WP_Post ) optional – Current post object to retrieve the title for. }
Returns
void|string Void if 'echo' argument is true, the title attribute if 'echo' is false.
Source
File name: wordpress/wp-includes/post-template.php
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function the_title_attribute( $args = '' ) { $defaults = array( 'before' => '', 'after' => '', 'echo' => true, 'post' => get_post(), ); $parsed_args = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults ); $title = get_the_title( $parsed_args['post'] ); if ( strlen( $title ) == 0 ) { return; } $title = $parsed_args['before'] . $title . $parsed_args['after']; $title = esc_attr( strip_tags( $title ) ); if ( $parsed_args['echo'] ) { echo $title; } else { return $title; } }