Fields Reference

The current post’s title, or a fixed post selected in its options.

• Search Post — Find a fixed post to read instead of the current post.
• Post ID — The fixed post’s numeric ID; leave unset to use the current post.

The current post’s content, including its WordPress formatting and shortcodes. For an area editable separately in each item, see Template Content Area.

The current post’s excerpt.

The current post’s permalink, or a fixed post selected in its options.

• Search Post — Find a fixed post to read instead of the current post.
• Post ID — The fixed post’s numeric ID; leave unset to use the current post.

The post’s publication or modification date. The initial Type is Post Modified, with format F j, Y.

• Format — Default, September 13, 2026 (F j, Y), 2026-09-13 (Y-m-d), 09/13/2026 (m/d/Y), 13/09/2026 (d/m/Y), Custom, Human.
• Custom Format — PHP date-format string; appears for Custom.
• Type — Post Published, Post Modified.

The post’s publication or modification time. The initial Type is Post Modified.

• Type — Post Published, Post Modified.
• Format — Default, 2:53 am (g:i a), 2:53 AM (g:i A), 02:53 (H:i), Custom, Human.
• Custom Format — PHP date-format string; appears for Custom.

Terms assigned to the current post.

• Taxonomy — Which assigned terms to list.
• Link — Whether listed terms link to their archives.
• Separator — Text placed between listed terms.

The comment count expressed using separate text for zero, one, and multiple comments. Use % for the count in Multiple comments, for example % comments.

• No comments — Wording for zero comments.
• One comment — Wording for one comment.
• Multiple comments — Wording for more than one comment; % inserts the count.

The current post’s featured image.

The URL of the current post’s featured image.

One image attached to the post, selected by its zero-based index. Index 0 means the first attachment; attached media is not a list of every image embedded in the content.

• Image Index — Which image to use; numbering begins at 0.

A gallery of images attached to the current post. These are the post’s media attachments, rather than every image embedded in its content.

Reads a stored value from the current post.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post.

Reads an image stored as a URL or attachment ID from the current post.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post.

Reads an embedded video from a stored oEmbed URL from the current post.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post.

The title of the featured image’s media attachment.

The featured image’s alternative text.

The featured image’s caption.

Reads a stored value from the featured image’s media attachment.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the featured image’s media attachment.

Reads an image stored as a URL or attachment ID from the featured image’s media attachment.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the featured image’s media attachment.

Reads an embedded video from a stored oEmbed URL from the featured image’s media attachment.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the featured image’s media attachment.

The post author’s name selected in Field.

• Field — The user-name property to display. Choices: Display Name, First Name, Last Name.

The current post author’s biographical information from their WordPress profile.

The current post author’s email address.

The website URL from the current post author’s profile.

The current post author’s avatar image.

The URL of the current post author’s avatar.

Reads a stored value from the current post author’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post author’s user profile.

Reads an image stored as a URL or attachment ID from the current post author’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post author’s user profile.

Reads an embedded video from a stored oEmbed URL from the current post author’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current post author’s user profile.

The current term’s name.

The current term’s description.

The URL of the current term’s archive.

The number of items assigned to the current term.

The current term’s numeric WordPress ID.

Reads a stored value from the current term.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the current term.

The title of the current archive. Disable Prefix removes prefixes such as “Category:”.

• Disable Prefix — Remove the archive-title prefix.

The description of the current archive.

The current visitor’s name selected in Field.

• Field — The user-name property to display. Choices: Display Name, First Name, Last Name.

The logged-in visitor’s biographical information from their WordPress profile.

The logged-in visitor’s email address.

The website URL from the logged-in visitor’s profile.

The current visitor’s avatar image.

The URL of the current visitor’s avatar.

Reads a stored value from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

Reads an image stored as a URL or attachment ID from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

Reads an embedded video from a stored oEmbed URL from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

• Key — The metadata key to read from the logged-in visitor’s user profile.

The site title from WordPress settings.

The site tagline from WordPress settings.

The WordPress Address URL where WordPress is installed.

The Site Address URL visitors use to reach the site.

The administration email address from WordPress settings.

The logo set in the WordPress Customizer.

The URL of the logo set in the WordPress Customizer.

A selected site feed or pingback URL. The default is RSS2 URL.

• Type — Atom URL, RDF URL, RSS URL, RSS2 URL, Pingback URL, Comments Atom URL, Comments RSS2 URL.

The WordPress logout URL. Redirect URL sets where the visitor goes after logout.

• Redirect URL — The destination after logout.

The search text from the current WordPress search request.

A named parameter from the URL query string. For ?campaign=spring, Parameter Name campaign reads spring.

• Parameter Name — The exact query-string key to read.

A selected UTM parameter from the URL query string.

• UTM Tag — Which campaign-tracking parameter to read. Choices: Source, Medium, Campaign, Term, Content.

The current date/time formatted for display. The initial format is F j, Y.

• Format — Default, September 13, 2026 (F j, Y), 2026-09-13 (Y-m-d), 09/13/2026 (m/d/Y), 13/09/2026 (d/m/Y), Custom, Human.
• Custom Format — PHP date-format string; appears for Custom.

The result of running the shortcode entered in Shortcode. Enter the complete shortcode with its brackets, for example [site_notice].

• Shortcode — The complete shortcode expression to execute.

The value returned by Code. Write PHP statements without opening or closing PHP tags and return a string or an image URL; do not use echo as a substitute for return.

• Code — PHP statements that return the dynamic value.