Alvaro

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Block that displays the current Post Title and Excerpt. No stylesheets or scripts are added in the front-end.
<h3>Features</h3>
The block comes with the following settings:
<ul>
<li>Title HTML tag: Choose between h1, h1 > a, a, a > h1, span</li>
<li>Excerpt enabled: Display the post custom excerpt</li>
<li>Excerpt HTML tag: Choose between h2, h3, h4, span</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage</h3>
The block can be found inside the blocks inserter menu under the Melonpan Blocks category. 
Once added in the post you can edit its settings on the Editor sidebar under the Block settings panel. 
The block renders dynamically. This means it doesn’t save any content in the Post content, it renders the content when the post loads with the current Post Title and Excerpt.

Melonpan Block – Post Title

Block that displays the current Post Title and Excerpt.

Emerson Maningo

One of the common problems in commercial sites powered by WordPress is the desire to sort search results by post title. For example, if you are selling songs online 
and using WordPress, you may need to sort songs from the best to the lowest ratings in the search results. The objective is that any visitor will end up listening the 
best songs first and will increase the chances of buying the music.
Using PHP, average song ratings of the song post can be incorporated in the title for more user-friendly approach (potential music buyers) will know the song ratings. 
Using “WordPress Sort Searchresult by Title”, when someone do a search using wordpress search box, all those songs can be alphabetically listen in descending order (highest 
to lowest).
Other applications include a dating site using wordpress. Say someone would need to search names, it is appropriate to give results alphabetically listed so that 
the search names can be located faster.
Currently the existing WordPress search result algorithm will only sort post by date. This is only useful for blogging, complex applications of WordPress sometimes need search results 
to be sorted by post title. There are numerous applications that this plugin can be used including a online bookstore powered by WordPress. And this can be easily done bysorting of WordPress 
Search Result by Title plugin (to sort the book titles or by book review ratings).
For inquiries, support and technical clarifications about this plugin, please visit the <a href="http://www.php-developer.org" rel="nofollow ugc">PHP developer website</a>.

Sort SearchResult By Title

Wordpress sort search results by title offers powerful option for developers to sort search results alphabetically in ascending or descending order.

Melonpan Block – Post Title vs Sort SearchResult By Title