How Do I Get Post Data in WordPress?

Post data is the information about a post, such as the title, the body, the author, and the date. It is stored in the database of your WordPress site.

You can get post data by using the get_posts() function. The following example returns the title, body, and date of the first post in the current blog:.

get_posts(‘1′);

The get_posts() function takes two parameters. The first is the post ID number. The second is the post type.

The post type can be either post or page. If you don’t specify the post type, get_posts() will return all posts in the blog.

The get_posts() function returns an array of posts. The posts in the array are the posts that have been published in the current blog.

The posts in the array are paginated. The first post in the blog has an ID of 1, the second post has an ID of 2, and so on.

The get_posts() function returns an array of posts, but it doesn’t return the title, body, or date of the post. To get the title, body, and date of a post, you need to use the get_post() function. The following example gets the title, body, and date of the first post in the current blog:

get_post(‘1′);

The get_post() function takes three parameters. The third is the slug.

The slug is the name of the post. The get_post() function returns the title, body, and date of the post.

The get_post() function doesn’t return the author of the post. To get the author of the post, you need to use the get_author() function. The following example gets the author of the first post in the current blog:

get_author(‘1′);

The get_author() function takes one parameter. The parameter is the post ID number.

The get_author() function returns the author of the post.