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get_content_from_option()

public function get_content_from_option( string $key, string $before, string $after, string $fallback = '' )

This method allows you to retrieve and filter content from the value of an option (or theme mod) key more efficiently than by using the get_option() method. Option key values, if set and not empty, are passed through the filter_content() class method, then wrapped in values provide for the $before and $after arguments. This method is most useful when handeling content entered through a TinyMCE field.

Arguments#

  • $key
    (string) (required) The option key to check and use if is set and not empty.
  • $before
    (string) (required) Markup to include before the processed value of the option key, if the option key is set and not empty, or a fallback value has been provided.
  • $after
    (string) (required) Markup to include after the processed value of the option key, if the option key is set and not empty, or a fallback value has been provided.
  • $fallback
    (string) (optional) An optional string to fallback to if the option key isn't set or is empty. If a fallback value is not provided and the option key isn't set or is empty, the method will return empty. If used, the $fallback string will not be passed through the filter_content() class method.

Example#

// Instead of this...
$this->html .= '<div class="bio-wrap">' . ( $this->get_option( 'ceo_bio' ) ? $this->filter_content( this->get_option( 'ceo_bio' ) ) : '<p>Coming Soon</p>' ) . '</div>';
// You could do this...
$this->html .= $this->get_content_from_option( 'ceo_bio', '<div class="bio-wrap">', '</div>', '<p>Coming Soon</p>' );