Fred Dessaint

<p>The featured category is meant to set an introduction category that helps to identify the topic of a post. The plugin adds a metabox in the edit page of a regular post for selecting the featured category. Note that a small coding is required to display the featured category in the right location of your template. You can display the featured category in the desired location of the page with a set of functions that you call from your template. The plugin CMB2 is required for creating metaboxes.</p>
<h4>Functions</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>the_featured_category()</code> takes the current post or page ID and outputs the featured category.</li>
<li><code>get_the_featured_category($post_id)</code> has one optional parameter (post or page ID) and returns the featured category as a string.</li>
<li><code>has_featured_category($post_id)</code> has one optional parameter (post or page ID) and checks whether a featured category exists.</li>
</ul>


Epitome Featured Category

Set an introduction category as a metadata that helps to identify the topic of a post.

<p>Epitome Subtitle adds a subtitle field in the edit page of a regular post and static page. Note that a small coding is required to display the subtitle in the right location of your template. You provide to your theme the ability to display a title and a subtitle using functions that you call from your template.</p>
<h4>Functions</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>the_subtitle()</code> takes the current post or page ID and outputs the subtitle.</li>
<li><code>get_the_subtitle($post_id)</code> has one optional parameter (post or page ID) and returns the subtitle as a string.</li>
<li><code>has_post_subtitle($post_id)</code> has one optional parameter (post or page ID) and checks whether a subtitle exists.</li>
</ul>


Epitome Subtitle

Add a subtitle to regular post and static you display with a set of functions from your template.

Epitome Featured Category vs Epitome Subtitle