While editing the content (the visual editor is supported), Enzymes let's you retrieve properties and custom fields of posts, pages, and authors, and have them appear right there (transclusion).<\/p>\n\n
If you want something to appear elsewhere, outside the content, you can use Enzymes directly from WordPress theme files.<\/p>\n\n
You can also format and modify any transcluded content on the fly, using reusable code snippets stored inside files or custom fields.<\/p>\n\n
Enzymes makes it very easy to re-use parts of your content around your blog, just by referencing it.<\/p>\n\n
Here are two little samples, whose preconditions are these:\n* you have a post with the slug is sent to the browser as<\/p>\n\n is sent to the browser as<\/p>\n\npostcard-from-barcelona<\/code>, with a custom field with the key report<\/code> and the value warm and sunny (Feb, 2008)<\/code>\n* in the post with the id 1 you have a custom field with the key marker and the value return '<span style=\"background-color:' . $this->substrate . ';\">' . $this->pathway . '<\/span>';<\/code><\/p>\n\nSimple transclusion: a custom field of a post is made appear in another post<\/h4>\n\n
The weather in Barcelona was always {[ @postcard-from-barcelona.report ]} and we stayed outdoor most of the day.<\/blockquote>\n\n
The weather in Barcelona was always warm and sunny (Feb, 2008) and we stayed outdoor most of the day.<\/blockquote>\n\n
Simple evaluation: a custom field is transcluded and highlighed with a yellow marker<\/h4>\n\n
The weather in Barcelona was always {[ @postcard-from-barcelona.report | 1.marker( =yellow= ) ]} and we stayed outdoor most of the day.<\/blockquote>\n\n
The weather in Barcelona was always <span style=\"background-color:yellow;\">warm and sunny (Feb, 2008)<\/span> and we stayed outdoor most of the day.<\/blockquote>\n\n
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