Adds a WP GraphQL field that replicate get_extended() function behavior. It allows you to obtain the content before/after the more tag.
By default, the get_extended() function from WordPress is not implemented in WP GraphQL. I'm used to use it, so I decided to create this feature.
If you don't know get_extended, you can read more information in WordPress documentation. It allows you to split your content into two parts: the one before the more tag and the one after.
This plugin allows you to retrieve this two parts for each posts including Custom Post Types. You can also choose the output format: raw or rendered.
Query example:
query SinglePost($slug: String!) {
postBy(slug: $slug) {
contentParts {
beforeMore(format: RAW)
afterMore
}
}
}Note: If your post does not contain a more tag, the beforeMore part contains your post and the afterMore part is empty.
Download this repo, then put the plugin inside your wp-content/plugins/ directory and activate it in your WordPress admin.
This WordPress plugin is open-source and available under the GPL-v2-or-later license.