BLOGINFO() - This function will display the information about your blog, this is mostly gathered from the information you supplied in your blog settings. It can be use within your wordpress template. This function always print the result to the browser. If you need to get the actual value, you should use get_bloginfo() below.
Usage: bloginfo('<parameter>');
Parameters:
- name - the title set for the blog.
- description - the description set for the blog.
- admin_email - the email address of administrator of the blog.
- url - the url of the blog.
- wpurl - the url of the wordpress blog. this is usually the same as "url" parameter.
- stylesheet_directory - the directory of the stylesheet of the blog. this is usually the same as the theme directory that the blog was activated.
- stylesheet_url - the url of the stylesheet of the blog. depends also on the activated theme that the blog was activated.
- template_directory - the theme directory that the blog was activated.
- template_url - the url of the theme directory that the blog was activated.
- atom_url - the url of the atom feed.
- rss2_url - the url of the rss feed. this is the latest version of rss feed. example: http://example.com/myblog/feed
- rss_url - the url of the rss feed. this is the old version of rss feed. example: http://example.com/myblog/feed/rss
- pingback_url - the url of xmlrpc. example: http://example.com/myblog/wp/xmlrpc.php
- rdf_url - the url of rdf feed. example: http://example.com/myblog/feed/rdf
- comments_atom_url - the url o
- f comments atom feed. example: http://example.com/myblog/comments/feed/atom
- comments_rss2_url - the url of comments rss feed. example: http://example.com/myblog/comments/feed
- charset - the meta tag character set of your blog. this is usually in UTF-8 to support most of the characters.
- html_type - the html type of your blog. usually in "text/html" type.
- language - the main language of your blog. by default set to "en-US".
- version - the version of your wordpress blog.
- text_direction - don't know about this but this is usually set to "ltr".
GET_BLOGINFO() - This function will return the information about the blog, the information here are mostly gathered from the information you supplied in your blog settings. It can be use within your wordpress template. This function will only return the results and if you need to print the result you need to either echo the result or use bloginfo() function above.
Usage: echo get_bloginfo('<parameter>'); or $info = get_bloginfo('<parameter>');
Parameters: (parameters are the same as above)
Hope this helps. Happy coding with wordpress!!
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