Alter status tokens.
apply_filters( 'webcomic_twitter_status_tokens', array $tokens, string $url, WP_Post $post )
This filter allows hooks to provide specific token => value pairs for Twitter status updates.
Core tokens
| Token | Value | Example |
|---|---|---|
| %author | The comic’s author. | Angie |
| %collection | The comic’s collection. | Numina |
| %#collection | The comic’s collection as a hashtag. | #numina |
| %date | The comic’s publish date. | May 1, 2099 |
| %field{name} | The value of the name custom field. |
custom value |
| %shortlink | The shortlinke to the comic. | example.com?p=42 |
| %site-name | The site name. | Example Site |
| %site-url | The site URL. | example.com |
| %taxonomy | The comic’s taxonomy terms. |
tag1, tag2 |
| %#taxonomy | The comic’s taxonomy terms as hashtags. |
#tag1, #tag2 |
| %time | The comic’s publish time. | 4:52 pm |
| %title | The comic’s title. | Page 1 |
| %url | The permalink to the comic. | example.com/post |
%field{name}
When using the %field{name} token, name is the name of a custom field.
To show the value of a custom field named special_value, for example, you
would use %field{special_value}.
%taxonomy and %#taxonomy
When using the %taxonomy or $#taxonomy tokens, taxonomy is the ID of
the terms you want to display. For Tags, use post_tag; for Categories,
use category. Webcomic taxonomy ID’s are always collectionID_taxonomy
(e.g. webcomic1_character or webcomic42_storyline). To show the
characters from a comic collection with an ID of webcomic1, you would use
%webcomic1_character (or %#webcomic1_character to show them as hashtags).
Parameters
array $tokens
The list of token => value pairs.
string $url
The URL being rewritten.
WP_Post $post
The post the URL is being rewritten for.