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When using default Core author functions (the_author, get_the_author_meta, get_author_posts_url, etc.) we currently output/return the editoral author data (post_author in the database) and not any of the data set by the Authorship plugin. It also currently doesn't allow us to change the editoral author (the UI is overriden) to create post and attribute them to somebody else. One workaround is to use the Quick Edit functionality, but that's not ideal.
While we wait for a decision on how this is going to be handled in the Authorship plugin, we have decided to patch this on Altis to return Authorship-based data for Core author templating functions.
As a lower effort solution, I think option 1 from upstream (reinstate the author control) may be easier to implement; we would likely need to add some explanatory text, but I think that's acceptable.
@roborourke@mikelittle on todays refinement today we discussed this issue and the approach that we take, could you please also share your thoughts? Thanks!
When using default Core author functions (
the_author
,get_the_author_meta
,get_author_posts_url
, etc.) we currently output/return the editoral author data (post_author
in the database) and not any of the data set by the Authorship plugin. It also currently doesn't allow us to change the editoral author (the UI is overriden) to create post and attribute them to somebody else. One workaround is to use the Quick Edit functionality, but that's not ideal.While we wait for a decision on how this is going to be handled in the Authorship plugin, we have decided to patch this on Altis to return Authorship-based data for Core author templating functions.
Acceptance criteria
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