Uplink Editorial Title

The block is dynamic and uses the current post context. It therefore works in singular templates and in post-context containers such as Query Loop items.

The block defaults to the site default element selected in the plugin settings. While a heading is active, its toolbar includes a Use paragraph button. Once Paragraph is active, that extra button disappears and the native element control shows P, avoiding duplicate controls. Paragraph renders a <p> element, so display or demonstration text does not enter the page’s heading structure. Block-default and per-post Editorial Title classes are added automatically. Core Additional CSS Classes and anchor support are also available on the block.

Block markup for a pattern or template can also be written directly:

<!-- wp:uplink/editorial-title {"level":1} /-->

Paragraph markup uses level 0 :

<!-- wp:uplink/editorial-title {"level":0} /-->

Both forms are self-closing dynamic blocks.

PHP usage

uplink_get_editorial_title( $post )

Returns the sanitized editorial title, or the escaped canonical title when no editorial title is set.

uplink_get_editorial_title_class( $post )

Returns the sanitized space-separated CSS class string.

Meta keys:

• uplink_editorial_title
• uplink_editorial_title_class

Etch

Post dynamic-data keys:

• {this.editorial_title}
• {this.editorial_title_class}

Inside loops, use the applicable loop item key, for example:

• {item.editorial_title}
• {item.editorial_title_class}

Bricks

The plugin adds these tags to the Post dynamic-data group:

• {uplink_editorial_title}
• {uplink_editorial_title_class}

Security

Editorial title markup is sanitized against the administrator-selected strict HTML allowlist. Highlight text and background colors are stored as validated data and rendered only as color and background-color values. CSS class values are sanitized individually. Settings require administrator access, and meta writes require permission to edit the target post.