People Authorship

Updated

Overview

Authorship lets you pick people from your directory as the authors of posts, pages, articles, and events. Their author cards can appear on that content, and their person page can list everything they wrote.

Where to find these settings

  1. In the WordPress admin, go to Appearance → Customize
  2. Open Dirigible People
  3. Select the Authorship sub-panel

Settings

  • Enable Authorship — adds an Author field to posts, pages, articles, and events (default on)
  • Display Authorship — show author cards on that content (default off)
  • Max Author Columns — author cards per row (1–3)
  • Author Card Name Style — text style for names on author cards
  • Author Card Hide Excerpt — hide the short bio on author cards
  • Author Meta Title — heading above the author cards (default "Contributors")
  • Author Meta Description — optional text above the author cards
  • Display on Author Pages — list a person's posts on their page (default off)
  • Author Posts Title — heading for that list (default "Contributed posts")
  • Author Posts Columns — posts per row
  • Author Posts Style — Cards or List

Tips

  • Turn on Display Authorship when news posts should credit staff by name and headshot.

Settings

Authorship

Enable Authorship

Lets you pick people as authors on your content.

Display Authorship

Shows author cards on posts and pages that have a person assigned.

Max Author Columns
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3default
Author Card Name Style

Text style for names on author cards.

  • h2
  • h3
  • h4
  • h5
  • h6default
  • p
  • strong
Author Card Hide Excerpt

Hides the short bio on author cards.

Author Meta Title

Heading above the author cards (default Contributors).

Author Meta Description

Optional text above the author cards.

Display on Author Pages

Lists the posts a person wrote on their page.

Author Posts Title

Heading above the list of posts on a person's page.

Author Posts Columns
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3default
  • 4
  • 5
Author Posts Style
  • Defaultdefault
  • Cards
  • List