How Do I Add Subtext in WordPress?

Adding subtext in WordPress can be a bit tricky, but with a bit of effort, it can be done. There are a few different ways to do this, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

The most basic way to add subtext is to use the tag. This tag can be used to insert text that is only visible when the visitor clicks on it.

To do this, you will need to first create a new file called wp-content/themes/yourtheme/style.css and add the following code to it:.your-theme-element {

display:block;

padding:5px;

}.your-theme-element span {.your-theme-element a {

text-decoration:none;.your-theme-element a:hover {

text-decoration:underline;.your-theme-element img {

max-width:100%;

margin:0 auto;

This code will create a span tag that will appear when the visitor clicks on it, and it will have a padding of 5px. The span tag will also have a display of block, meaning that it will be visible no matter what else is on the page. The code then creates a few different classes that you can use to style the span tag. The first is called your-theme-element, and it defines the tag that you are using. The second is called span, and it defines the tag itself.

The third is called a, and it defines the tag that will be used for the text inside of the span tag. The fourth is called a:hover, and it defines the tag that will be used when the visitor clicks on the span tag but doesn’t want the text to be highlighted. The last line of the code defines the img tag, which will have a max-width of 100%, and a margin of 0 auto. This will make sure that the img tag doesn’t take up any extra space on the page.

The downside to using the tag is that it is only visible when the visitor clicks on it. This means that you will have to make sure that you use it in a way that is appropriate for your content.

If your content is text-based, then the tag will work fine. If your content is images or videos, then you will need to use another method.

The second way to add subtext is to use the

tag. This tag can be used to create sections on your page that are only visible when the visitor clicks on them.your-theme-element div {.your-theme-element p {

margin:0;

This code will create a div tag that will appear when the visitor clicks on it, and it will have a display of block. The div tag will also have a padding of 5px, and it will have a margin of 0. The code then creates a few different classes that you can use to style the div tag. The second is called div, and it defines the tag itself.

The third is called p, and it defines the tag that will be used for the text inside of the div tag. The fourth is called p:hover, and it defines the tag that will be used when the visitor clicks on the div tag but doesn’t want the text to be highlighted.

The downside to using the

tag is that it is only visible when the visitor clicks on it.

If your content is text-based, then the

tag will work fine.

The third way.