Render text in Module if a certain tag is assigned to a post.

Hello,

I am looking to render some HTML code inside module blocks when a certain tag is assigned to a post.

I’ve gotten this snippet working inside loop-single-2.php by adding:

<?php if ( has_tag( 'promoted-content' ) ) : ?>
			<h3 class="promoted-txt">Promoted Content</h3>
		<?php endif; ?>

However, when I add this same snippet to td_module_2.php right under the <?php echo $this->get_title();?>, I get nothing outputted to the screen, even though the ‘promoted-content’ tag is assigned to that post.

How do I get the has_tag() condition to work on these td_module_X.php files? What is the correct syntax to trigger it to work?

See attached screenshots. The first shows the modules blocks I need to render the conditional HTML, and the second screenshot shows a very simple example of how I want it to look just so you know understand my goal.

Note: I am not asking you to help me with the HTML or CSS. I simply need the correct syntax for the has_tag( ‘promoted-content’ ) snippet that will trigger the HTML to output on the frontend.

Thank you for your help.

Thanks for your quick response. Your solution does in deed work for /includes/modules/td_module_2.php and td_module_6.php (which is an extension of module_2 I believe) so thank you for that!

What files would I edit for the Slide Block and Big Grid 1, and would I use the same syntax you provided?

Ok, I figured out the Big Grid 1, but the Slide has me stumped. When I open up the td_module_slide.php, I don’t see anywhere I can place the <?php if ( has_tag( 'promoted-content', $this->post->ID ) ) : ?> <h3 class="promoted-txt">Promoted Content</h3> <?php endif; ?>

Can you please help me with this last module?

Hmmm, ya that’s all pig latin to me. I tried messing with adding it in there and was met with defeat. Any insight into how it can be accomplished?

Bum deal. 🙁