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⧉⌕$context array (23)
⇄http_host => string (23) "https://www.csrinfo.org"
$context['http_host']
⇄⧉wp_title => UTF-8 string (42) "Archiwa Zarządzanie i strategia - CSRinfo"
$context['wp_title']
Archiwa Zarządzanie i strategia - CSRinfo
⇄body_class => string (57) "archive tax-blog_cat term-zarzadzanie-i-strategia term-22"
$context['body_class']
⇄⧉site => Timber\Site (22)
$context['site']
  • Properties (22)
  • Available methods (21)
  • ⇄public id -> null
    $context['site']->id
    ⇄public ID -> null
    $context['site']->ID
    ⇄public object_type -> null
    $context['site']->object_type
    ⇄public admin_email -> string (22) "dawidm@websitestyle.pl"
    $context['site']->admin_email
    ⇄public blogname -> null
    $context['site']->blogname
    ⇄public charset -> string (5) "UTF-8"
    $context['site']->charset
    ⇄public description -> string (0) ""
    $context['site']->description
    ⇄public language -> string (5) "pl-PL"
    $context['site']->language
    ⇄public multisite -> boolean false
    $context['site']->multisite
    ⇄public name -> string (7) "CSRinfo"
    $context['site']->name
    ⇄public pingback_url -> string (34) "https://www.csrinfo.org/xmlrpc.php"
    $context['site']->pingback_url
    ⇄public siteurl -> null
    $context['site']->siteurl
    ⇄⧉public theme -> Timber\Theme (10)
    $context['site']->theme
    • Properties (10)
    • Available methods (16)
    • ⇄public id -> null
      $context['site']->theme->id
      ⇄public ID -> null
      $context['site']->theme->ID
      ⇄public object_type -> null
      $context['site']->theme->object_type
      ⇄public name -> string (13) "Website Style"
      $context['site']->theme->name
      ⇄public version -> string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
      $context['site']->theme->version
      ⇄public parent -> boolean false
      $context['site']->theme->parent
      ⇄public parent_slug -> null
      $context['site']->theme->parent_slug
      ⇄public slug -> string (2) "pc"
      $context['site']->theme->slug
      ⇄public uri -> string (44) "https://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/themes/pc"
      $context['site']->theme->uri
      ⧉private theme -> WP_Theme (15)
      • Properties (15)
      • Available methods (52)
      • Static class properties (5)
      • public update -> boolean false
        ⧉private theme_root -> string (63) "/home/rejestr/domains/csrinfo.org/public_html/wp-content/themes"
        • Directory (72B)
        • drwxr-xr-x 1635 1640 72B Oct 11 17:50 /home/rejestr/domains/csrinfo.org/public_html/wp-content/themes
        ⧉private headers -> array (14)
        Name => string (13) "Website Style"
        ThemeURI => string (0) ""
        ⧉Description => string (119) "Kontakt: <a href="mailto:info@websitestyle.pl">info@websitestyle.pl</a> Tel:...
        Kontakt: <a href="mailto:info@websitestyle.pl">info@websitestyle.pl</a> Tel:<a href="tel:+48577350450">+48577350450</a>
        Author => string (13) "Website Style"
        AuthorURI => string (0) ""
        Version => string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
        Template => string (0) ""
        Status => string (0) ""
        Tags => string (0) ""
        TextDomain => string (2) "ws"
        DomainPath => string (0) ""
        RequiresWP => string (0) ""
        RequiresPHP => string (0) ""
        UpdateURI => string (0) ""
        ⧉private headers_sanitized -> array (2)
        Name => string (13) "Website Style"
        Version => string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
        private block_theme -> boolean false
        private name_translated -> null
        private errors -> null
        private stylesheet -> string (2) "pc"
        private template -> string (2) "pc"
        private parent -> null
        private theme_root_uri -> string (41) "https://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/themes"
        private textdomain_loaded -> null
        private cache_hash -> string (32) "2f4e34b35de37b6a6eeefe266e503620"
        ⧉private block_template_folders -> array (2)
        wp_template => string (9) "templates"
        wp_template_part => string (5) "parts"
        ⧉private default_template_folders -> array (2)
        wp_template => string (9) "templates"
        wp_template_part => string (5) "parts"
      • ⧉public __construct($theme_dir, $theme_root, $_child = null) Constructor for WP_Theme.
        /**
* Constructor for WP_Theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string        $theme_dir  Directory of the theme within the theme_root.
* @param string        $theme_root Theme root.
* @param WP_Theme|null $_child If this theme is a parent theme, the child may be passed for validation purposes.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:249
        ⧉public __toString(): string When converting the object to a string, the theme name is returned.
        /**
* When converting the object to a string, the theme name is returned.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme name, ready for display (translated)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:543
        ⧉public __isset($offset): bool Whether the given property is set. __isset() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
        /**
* __isset() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $offset Property to check if set.
* @return bool Whether the given property is set.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:555
        ⧉public __get($offset): mixed Property value. __get() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
        /**
* __get() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $offset Property to get.
* @return mixed Property value.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:584
        ⧉public offsetSet($offset, $value) Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
        /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:629
        ⧉public offsetUnset($offset) Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
        /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:639
        ⧉public offsetExists($offset): bool Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
        /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:650
        ⧉public offsetGet($offset): mixed Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes().
        /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes().
*
* Author, Author Name, Author URI, and Description did not previously return
* translated data. We are doing so now as it is safe to do. However, as
* Name and Title could have been used as the key for get_themes(), both remain
* untranslated for back compatibility. This means that ['Name'] is not ideal,
* and care should be taken to use `$theme::display( 'Name' )` to get a properly
* translated header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:692
        ⧉public errors(): WP_Error|false WP_Error if there are errors, or false. Returns errors property.
        /**
* Returns errors property.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return WP_Error|false WP_Error if there are errors, or false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:746
        ⧉public exists(): bool Whether the theme exists. Determines whether the theme exists.
        /**
* Determines whether the theme exists.
*
* A theme with errors exists. A theme with the error of 'theme_not_found',
* meaning that the theme's directory was not found, does not exist.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return bool Whether the theme exists.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:760
        ⧉public parent(): WP_Theme|false Parent theme, or false if the active theme is not a child theme. Returns reference to the parent theme.
        /**
* Returns reference to the parent theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return WP_Theme|false Parent theme, or false if the active theme is not a child theme.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:771
        ⧉public __wakeup() Perform reinitialization tasks.
        /**
* Perform reinitialization tasks.
*
* Prevents a callback from being injected during unserialization of an object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:780
        ⧉public cache_delete() Clears the cache for the theme.
        /**
* Clears the cache for the theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:829
        ⧉public get($header): string|array|false String or array (for Tags header) on success, false on failure. Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
        /**
* Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
*
* The header is sanitized, but is not translated, and is not marked up for display.
* To get a theme header for display, use the display() method.
*
* Use the get_template() method, not the 'Template' header, for finding the template.
* The 'Template' header is only good for what was written in the style.css, while
* get_template() takes into account where WordPress actually located the theme and
* whether it is actually valid.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $header Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @return string|array|false String or array (for Tags header) on success, false on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:863
        ⧉public display($header, $markup = true, $translate = true): string|array|false Processed header. An array for Tags if `$markup` is false, string otherwise. Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
        /**
* Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $header    Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param bool   $markup    Optional. Whether to mark up the header. Defaults to true.
* @param bool   $translate Optional. Whether to translate the header. Defaults to true.
* @return string|array|false Processed header. An array for Tags if `$markup` is false, string otherwise.
*                            False on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:903
        ⧉public get_stylesheet(): string Stylesheet Returns the directory name of the theme's "stylesheet" files, inside the them...
        /**
* Returns the directory name of the theme's "stylesheet" files, inside the theme root.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is directory name of the child theme.
* Otherwise, get_stylesheet() is the same as get_template().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Stylesheet
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1121
        ⧉public get_template(): string Template Returns the directory name of the theme's "template" files, inside the theme ...
        /**
* Returns the directory name of the theme's "template" files, inside the theme root.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the directory name of the parent theme.
* Otherwise, the get_template() is the same as get_stylesheet().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Template
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1135
        ⧉public get_stylesheet_directory(): string Absolute path of the stylesheet directory. Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
        /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the absolute path to the directory
* of the child theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Absolute path of the stylesheet directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1149
        ⧉public get_template_directory(): string Absolute path of the template directory. Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
        /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the absolute path to the directory
* of the parent theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Absolute path of the template directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1167
        ⧉public get_stylesheet_directory_uri(): string URL to the stylesheet directory. Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
        /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the URL to the directory of the
* child theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string URL to the stylesheet directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1187
        ⧉public get_template_directory_uri(): string URL to the template directory. Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
        /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the URL to the directory of the
* parent theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string URL to the template directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1201
        ⧉public get_theme_root(): string Theme root. Returns the absolute path to the directory of the theme root.
        /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of the theme root.
*
* This is typically the absolute path to wp-content/themes.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme root.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1220
        ⧉public get_theme_root_uri(): string Theme root URI. Returns the URL to the directory of the theme root.
        /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of the theme root.
*
* This is typically the absolute URL to wp-content/themes. This forms the basis
* for all other URLs returned by WP_Theme, so we pass it to the public function
* get_theme_root_uri() and allow it to run the {@see 'theme_root_uri'} filter.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme root URI.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1235
        ⧉public get_screenshot($uri = 'uri'): string|false Screenshot file. False if the theme does not have a screenshot. Returns the main screenshot file for the theme.
        /**
* Returns the main screenshot file for the theme.
*
* The main screenshot is called screenshot.png. gif and jpg extensions are also allowed.
*
* Screenshots for a theme must be in the stylesheet directory. (In the case of child
* themes, parent theme screenshots are not inherited.)
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $uri Type of URL to return, either 'relative' or an absolute URI. Defaults to absolute URI.
* @return string|false Screenshot file. False if the theme does not have a screenshot.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1255
        ⧉public get_files($type = null, $depth0, $search_parent = false): string[] Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the theme's directory, with the values Returns files in the theme's directory.
        /**
* Returns files in the theme's directory.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string[]|string $type          Optional. Array of extensions to find, string of a single extension,
*                                       or null for all extensions. Default null.
* @param int             $depth         Optional. How deep to search for files. Defaults to a flat scan (0 depth).
*                                       -1 depth is infinite.
* @param bool            $search_parent Optional. Whether to return parent files. Default false.
* @return string[] Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the theme's directory, with the values
*                  being absolute paths.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1293
        ⧉public get_post_templates(): array[] Array of page template arrays, keyed by post type and filename, Returns the theme's post templates.
        /**
* Returns the theme's post templates.
*
* @since 4.7.0
* @since 5.8.0 Include block templates.
*
* @return array[] Array of page template arrays, keyed by post type and filename,
*                 with the value of the translated header name.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1312
        ⧉public get_page_templates($post = null, $post_type = 'page'): string[] Array of template header names keyed by the template file name. Returns the theme's post templates for a given post type.
        /**
* Returns the theme's post templates for a given post type.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @since 4.7.0 Added the `$post_type` parameter.
*
* @param WP_Post|null $post      Optional. The post being edited, provided for context.
* @param string       $post_type Optional. Post type to get the templates for. Default 'page'.
*                                If a post is provided, its post type is used.
* @return string[] Array of template header names keyed by the template file name.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1387
        ⧉public load_textdomain(): bool True if the textdomain was successfully loaded or has already been loaded. Loads the theme's textdomain.
        /**
* Loads the theme's textdomain.
*
* Translation files are not inherited from the parent theme. TODO: If this fails for the
* child theme, it should probably try to load the parent theme's translations.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return bool True if the textdomain was successfully loaded or has already been loaded.
*  False if no textdomain was specified in the file headers, or if the domain could not be loaded.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1504
        ⧉public is_allowed($check = 'both', $blog_id = null): bool Whether the theme is allowed for the network. Returns true in single-site. Determines whether the theme is allowed (multisite only).
        /**
* Determines whether the theme is allowed (multisite only).
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $check   Optional. Whether to check only the 'network'-wide settings, the 'site'
*                        settings, or 'both'. Defaults to 'both'.
* @param int    $blog_id Optional. Ignored if only network-wide settings are checked. Defaults to current site.
* @return bool Whether the theme is allowed for the network. Returns true in single-site.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1542
        ⧉public is_block_theme(): bool Returns whether this theme is a block-based theme or not.
        /**
* Returns whether this theme is a block-based theme or not.
*
* @since 5.9.0
*
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1571
        ⧉public get_file_path($file = ''): string The path of the file. Retrieves the path of a file in the theme.
        /**
* Retrieves the path of a file in the theme.
*
* Searches in the stylesheet directory before the template directory so themes
* which inherit from a parent theme can just override one file.
*
* @since 5.9.0
*
* @param string $file Optional. File to search for in the stylesheet directory.
* @return string The path of the file.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1604
        ⧉public get_block_template_folders(): string[] { Returns the folder names of the block template directories.
        /**
* Returns the folder names of the block template directories.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return string[] {
*     Folder names used by block themes.
*
*     @type string $wp_template      Theme-relative directory name for block templates.
*     @type string $wp_template_part Theme-relative directory name for block template parts.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1782
        ⧉public get_block_patterns(): array Block pattern data. Gets block pattern data for a specified theme. Each pattern is defined as a P...
        /**
* Gets block pattern data for a specified theme.
* Each pattern is defined as a PHP file and defines
* its metadata using plugin-style headers. The minimum required definition is:
*
*     /**
*      * Title: My Pattern
*      * Slug: my-theme/my-pattern
*      *
*
* The output of the PHP source corresponds to the content of the pattern, e.g.:
*
*     <main><p><?php echo "Hello"; ?></p></main>
*
* If applicable, this will collect from both parent and child theme.
*
* Other settable fields include:
*
*     - Description
*     - Viewport Width
*     - Inserter         (yes/no)
*     - Categories       (comma-separated values)
*     - Keywords         (comma-separated values)
*     - Block Types      (comma-separated values)
*     - Post Types       (comma-separated values)
*     - Template Types   (comma-separated values)
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return array Block pattern data.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1832
        ⧉public delete_pattern_cache() Clears block pattern cache.
        /**
* Clears block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2004
        ⧉private cache_add($key, $data): bool Return value from wp_cache_add() Adds theme data to cache.
        /**
* Adds theme data to cache.
*
* Cache entries keyed by the theme and the type of data.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $key  Type of data to store (theme, screenshot, headers, post_templates)
* @param array|string $data Data to store
* @return bool Return value from wp_cache_add()
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:806
        ⧉private cache_get($key): mixed Retrieved data Gets theme data from cache.
        /**
* Gets theme data from cache.
*
* Cache entries are keyed by the theme and the type of data.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $key Type of data to retrieve (theme, screenshot, headers, post_templates)
* @return mixed Retrieved data
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:820
        ⧉private sanitize_header($header, $value): string|array An array for Tags header, string otherwise. Sanitizes a theme header.
        /**
* Sanitizes a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @since 5.4.0 Added support for `Requires at least` and `Requires PHP` headers.
* @since 6.1.0 Added support for `Update URI` header.
*
* @param string $header Theme header. Accepts 'Name', 'Description', 'Author', 'Version',
*                       'ThemeURI', 'AuthorURI', 'Status', 'Tags', 'RequiresWP', 'RequiresPHP',
*                       'UpdateURI'.
* @param string $value  Value to sanitize.
* @return string|array An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:937
        ⧉private markup_header($header, $value, $translate): string Value, marked up. Marks up a theme header.
        /**
* Marks up a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $header    Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param string|array $value     Value to mark up. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
* @param string       $translate Whether the header has been translated.
* @return string Value, marked up.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1001
        ⧉private translate_header($header, $value): string|array Translated value. An array for Tags header, string otherwise. Translates a theme header.
        /**
* Translates a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $header Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param string|array $value  Value to translate. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
* @return string|array Translated value. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1043
        ⧉private get_pattern_cache(): array|false Returns an array of patterns if cache is found, otherwise false. Gets block pattern cache.
        /**
* Gets block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return array|false Returns an array of patterns if cache is found, otherwise false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1973
        ⧉private set_pattern_cache(array $patterns) Sets block pattern cache.
        /**
* Sets block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @param array $patterns Block patterns data to set in cache.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1991
        ⇄⧉public static get_core_default_theme(): WP_Theme|false Object, or false if no theme is installed, which would be bad. Determines the latest WordPress default theme that is installed.
        \WP_Theme::get_core_default_theme()
        /**
* Determines the latest WordPress default theme that is installed.
*
* This hits the filesystem.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @return WP_Theme|false Object, or false if no theme is installed, which would be bad.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1631
        ⇄⧉public static get_allowed($blog_id = null): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site or network.
        \WP_Theme::get_allowed($blog_id = null)
        /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site or network.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param int $blog_id Optional. ID of the site. Defaults to the current site.
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1649
        ⇄⧉public static get_allowed_on_network(): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the network.
        \WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network()
        /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the network.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1672
        ⇄⧉public static get_allowed_on_site($blog_id = null): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site.
        \WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_site($blog_id = null)
        /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param int $blog_id Optional. ID of the site. Defaults to the current site.
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1698
        ⇄⧉public static network_enable_theme($stylesheets) Enables a theme for all sites on the current network.
        \WP_Theme::network_enable_theme($stylesheets)
        /**
* Enables a theme for all sites on the current network.
*
* @since 4.6.0
*
* @param string|string[] $stylesheets Stylesheet name or array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2015
        ⇄⧉public static network_disable_theme($stylesheets) Disables a theme for all sites on the current network.
        \WP_Theme::network_disable_theme($stylesheets)
        /**
* Disables a theme for all sites on the current network.
*
* @since 4.6.0
*
* @param string|string[] $stylesheets Stylesheet name or array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2039
        ⇄⧉public static sort_by_name(&$themes) Sorts themes by name.
        \WP_Theme::sort_by_name(&$themes)
        /**
* Sorts themes by name.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme[] $themes Array of theme objects to sort (passed by reference).
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2065
        ⧉private static scandir($path, $extensions = null, $depth0, $relative_path = ''): string[]|false Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the `$path` directory prepended Scans a directory for files of a certain extension.
        /**
* Scans a directory for files of a certain extension.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string            $path          Absolute path to search.
* @param array|string|null $extensions    Optional. Array of extensions to find, string of a single extension,
*                                         or null for all extensions. Default null.
* @param int               $depth         Optional. How many levels deep to search for files. Accepts 0, 1+, or
*                                         -1 (infinite depth). Default 0.
* @param string            $relative_path Optional. The basename of the absolute path. Used to control the
*                                         returned path for the found files, particularly when this function
*                                         recurses to lower depths. Default empty.
* @return string[]|false Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the `$path` directory prepended
*                        with `$relative_path`, with the values being absolute paths. False otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1448
        ⧉private static _name_sort($a, $b): int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally. Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by name.
        /**
* Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by name.
*
* Accesses the Name header directly from the class for maximum speed.
* Would choke on HTML but we don't care enough to slow it down with strip_tags().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme $a First theme.
* @param WP_Theme $b Second theme.
* @return int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally.
*             Greater than 0 if `$a` falls higher in the natural order than `$b`. Used with usort().
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2089
        ⧉private static _name_sort_i18n($a, $b): int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally. Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by translated name.
        /**
* Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by translated name.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme $a First theme.
* @param WP_Theme $b Second theme.
* @return int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally.
*             Greater than 0 if `$a` falls higher in the natural order than `$b`. Used with usort().
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2103
        ⧉private static _check_headers_property_has_correct_type($headers)
        Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2107
      • ⧉private static $file_headers :: array (14)
        Name => string (10) "Theme Name"
        ThemeURI => string (9) "Theme URI"
        Description => string (11) "Description"
        Author => string (6) "Author"
        AuthorURI => string (10) "Author URI"
        Version => string (7) "Version"
        Template => string (8) "Template"
        Status => string (6) "Status"
        Tags => string (4) "Tags"
        TextDomain => string (11) "Text Domain"
        DomainPath => string (11) "Domain Path"
        RequiresWP => string (17) "Requires at least"
        RequiresPHP => string (12) "Requires PHP"
        UpdateURI => string (10) "Update URI"
        ⧉private static $default_themes :: array (16)
        classic => string (17) "WordPress Classic"
        default => string (17) "WordPress Default"
        twentyten => string (10) "Twenty Ten"
        twentyeleven => string (13) "Twenty Eleven"
        twentytwelve => string (13) "Twenty Twelve"
        twentythirteen => string (15) "Twenty Thirteen"
        twentyfourteen => string (15) "Twenty Fourteen"
        twentyfifteen => string (14) "Twenty Fifteen"
        twentysixteen => string (14) "Twenty Sixteen"
        twentyseventeen => string (16) "Twenty Seventeen"
        twentynineteen => string (15) "Twenty Nineteen"
        twentytwenty => string (13) "Twenty Twenty"
        twentytwentyone => string (17) "Twenty Twenty-One"
        twentytwentytwo => string (17) "Twenty Twenty-Two"
        twentytwentythree => string (19) "Twenty Twenty-Three"
        twentytwentyfour => string (18) "Twenty Twenty-Four"
        ⧉private static $tag_map :: array (2)
        fixed-width => string (12) "fixed-layout"
        flexible-width => string (12) "fluid-layout"
        private static $persistently_cache :: boolean false
        private static $cache_expiration :: integer 1800
    • ⇄⧉public __construct($slug = null) Constructs a new TimberTheme object. NOTE the TimberTheme object of the curre...
      new \Timber\Theme($slug = null)
      /**
* Constructs a new TimberTheme object. NOTE the TimberTheme object of the current theme comes in the default `Timber::context()` call. You can access this in your twig template via `{{site.theme}}.
* @param string $slug
* @example
* ```php
* <?php
*     $theme = new TimberTheme("my-theme");
*     $context['theme_stuff'] = $theme;
*     Timber::render('single.twig', $context);
* ?>
* ```
* ```twig
* We are currently using the {{ theme_stuff.name }} theme.
* ```
* ```html
* We are currently using the My Theme theme.
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:82
      ⇄⧉public link(): string the absolute path to the theme (ex: `http://example.org/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
      $context['site']->theme->link()
      /**
* @api
* @return string the absolute path to the theme (ex: `http://example.org/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:108
      ⇄⧉public path(): string the relative path to the theme (ex: `/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
      $context['site']->theme->path()
      /**
* @api
* @return  string the relative path to the theme (ex: `/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:116
      ⇄⧉public theme_mod($name, $default = false): string
      $context['site']->theme->theme_mod($name, $default = false)
      /**
* @param string $name
* @param bool $default
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:127
      ⇄⧉public theme_mods(): array
      $context['site']->theme->theme_mods()
      /**
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:134
      ⇄⧉public get($header): false|string String on success, false on failure. Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
      $context['site']->theme->get($header)
      /**
* Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
*
* @api
* @see \WP_Theme::get()
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ theme.get('Version') }}
* ```
*
* @param string $header Name of the theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version,
*                       ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
*
* @return false|string String on success, false on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:153
      ⇄⧉public display($header): false|string Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
      $context['site']->theme->display($header)
      /**
* Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
*
* @api
* @see \WP_Theme::display()
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ theme.display('Description') }}
* ```
*
* @param string $header Name of the theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version,
*                       ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
*
* @return false|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:172
      ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
      /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
      ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:26
      ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
*
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:35
      ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
      $context['site']->theme->import($info, $force = false)
      /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
      ⇄⧉public update($key, $value)
      $context['site']->theme->update($key, $value)
      /**
* @ignore
* @param string  $key
* @param mixed   $value
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:83
      ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
      $context['site']->theme->can_edit()
      /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      $context['site']->theme->get_method_values()
      /**
*
*
* @return array
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:115
      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      $context['site']->theme->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:125
      ⧉protected init($slug = null)
      /**
* @internal
* @param string $slug
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:90
    ⇄public title -> string (7) "CSRinfo"
    $context['site']->title
    ⇄public url -> string (23) "https://www.csrinfo.org"
    $context['site']->url
    ⇄public home_url -> string (23) "https://www.csrinfo.org"
    $context['site']->home_url
    ⇄public site_url -> string (23) "https://www.csrinfo.org"
    $context['site']->site_url
    ⇄public rdf -> string (33) "https://www.csrinfo.org/feed/rdf/"
    $context['site']->rdf
    ⇄public rss -> string (33) "https://www.csrinfo.org/feed/rss/"
    $context['site']->rss
    ⇄public rss2 -> string (29) "https://www.csrinfo.org/feed/"
    $context['site']->rss2
    ⇄public atom -> string (34) "https://www.csrinfo.org/feed/atom/"
    $context['site']->atom
    ⇄public pingback -> string (34) "https://www.csrinfo.org/xmlrpc.php"
    $context['site']->pingback
  • ⇄⧉public __construct($site_name_or_id = null) Constructs a Timber\Site object
    new \Timber\Site($site_name_or_id = null)
    /**
* Constructs a Timber\Site object
* @example
* ```php
* //multisite setup
* $site = new Timber\Site(1);
* $site_two = new Timber\Site("My Cool Site");
* //non-multisite
* $site = new Timber\Site();
* ```
* @param string|int $site_name_or_id
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:109
    ⇄⧉public language_attributes(): string Returns the language attributes that you're looking for
    $context['site']->language_attributes()
    /**
* Returns the language attributes that you're looking for
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:188
    ⧉public __get($field): mixed
    /**
*
*
* @param string  $field
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:198
    ⇄⧉public icon()
    $context['site']->icon()
    Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:209
    ⇄⧉public link(): string Returns the link to the site's home.
    $context['site']->link()
    /**
* Returns the link to the site's home.
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{ site.link }}" title="Home">
* 	  <img src="/wp-content/uploads/logo.png" alt="Logo for some stupid thing" />
* </a>
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org" title="Home">
* 	  <img src="/wp-content/uploads/logo.png" alt="Logo for some stupid thing" />
* </a>
* ```
* @api
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:246
    ⇄⧉public get_link(): string
    $context['site']->get_link()
    /**
* @deprecated 0.21.9
* @internal
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:255
    ⇄⧉public meta($field)
    $context['site']->meta($field)
    /**
* @ignore
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:264
    ⇄⧉public update($key, $value)
    $context['site']->update($key, $value)
    /**
*
* @ignore
* @param string  $key
* @param mixed   $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:274
    ⇄⧉public url(): string
    $context['site']->url()
    /**
* @deprecated 1.0.4
* @see Timber\Site::link
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:289
    ⇄⧉public get_url(): string
    $context['site']->get_url()
    /**
* @deprecated 0.21.9
* @internal
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:298
    ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
    /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
    ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
    /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:26
    ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
    $context['site']->import($info, $force = false)
    /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
    ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
    $context['site']->can_edit()
    /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
    ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
    $context['site']->get_method_values()
    /**
*
*
* @return array
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:115
    ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
    $context['site']->get_field($field_name)
    /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:125
    ⧉protected init_as_multisite($site_id)
    /**
* @internal
* @param integer $site_id
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:139
    ⧉protected init_as_singlesite() Executed for single-blog sites
    /**
* Executed for single-blog sites
* @internal
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:157
    ⧉protected init() Executed for all types of sites: both multisite and "regular"
    /**
* Executed for all types of sites: both multisite and "regular"
* @internal
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:170
    ⧉protected icon_multisite($site_id)
    Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:219
    ⧉protected static switch_to_blog($site_name_or_id): integer with the ID of the new blog Switches to the blog requested in the request
    /**
* Switches to the blog requested in the request
* @param string|integer|null $site_name_or_id
* @return integer with the ID of the new blog
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Site.php:126
⇄⧉request => Timber\Request (5)
$context['request']
  • Properties (5)
  • Available methods (11)
  • ⇄public id -> null
    $context['request']->id
    ⇄public ID -> null
    $context['request']->ID
    ⇄public object_type -> null
    $context['request']->object_type
    ⇄public post -> array (0)
    $context['request']->post
    ⇄public get -> array (0)
    $context['request']->get
  • ⇄⧉public __construct() Constructs a TimberRequest object
    new \Timber\Request()
    /**
* Constructs a TimberRequest object
* @example
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:20
    ⧉public __call($field, $args)
    Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:31
    ⧉public __get($field)
    Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:33
    ⧉public __isset($field): boolean|null
    /**
* @return boolean|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:38
    ⇄⧉public meta($key)
    $context['request']->meta($key)
    Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:40
    ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
    $context['request']->import($info, $force = false)
    /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
    ⇄⧉public update($key, $value)
    $context['request']->update($key, $value)
    /**
* @ignore
* @param string  $key
* @param mixed   $value
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:83
    ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
    $context['request']->can_edit()
    /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
    ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
    $context['request']->get_method_values()
    /**
*
*
* @return array
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:115
    ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
    $context['request']->get_field($field_name)
    /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:125
    ⧉protected init()
    /**
* @internal
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Request.php:26
⇄user => boolean false
$context['user']
⇄⧉theme => Timber\Theme (10)
$context['theme']
  • Properties (10)
  • Available methods (16)
  • ⇄public id -> null
    $context['theme']->id
    ⇄public ID -> null
    $context['theme']->ID
    ⇄public object_type -> null
    $context['theme']->object_type
    ⇄public name -> string (13) "Website Style"
    $context['theme']->name
    ⇄public version -> string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
    $context['theme']->version
    ⇄public parent -> boolean false
    $context['theme']->parent
    ⇄public parent_slug -> null
    $context['theme']->parent_slug
    ⇄public slug -> string (2) "pc"
    $context['theme']->slug
    ⇄public uri -> string (44) "https://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/themes/pc"
    $context['theme']->uri
    ⧉private theme -> WP_Theme (15)
    • Properties (15)
    • Available methods (52)
    • Static class properties (5)
    • public update -> boolean false
      ⧉private theme_root -> string (63) "/home/rejestr/domains/csrinfo.org/public_html/wp-content/themes"
      • Directory (72B)
      • drwxr-xr-x 1635 1640 72B Oct 11 17:50 /home/rejestr/domains/csrinfo.org/public_html/wp-content/themes
      ⧉private headers -> array (14)
      Name => string (13) "Website Style"
      ThemeURI => string (0) ""
      ⧉Description => string (119) "Kontakt: <a href="mailto:info@websitestyle.pl">info@websitestyle.pl</a> Tel:...
      Kontakt: <a href="mailto:info@websitestyle.pl">info@websitestyle.pl</a> Tel:<a href="tel:+48577350450">+48577350450</a>
      Author => string (13) "Website Style"
      AuthorURI => string (0) ""
      Version => string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
      Template => string (0) ""
      Status => string (0) ""
      Tags => string (0) ""
      TextDomain => string (2) "ws"
      DomainPath => string (0) ""
      RequiresWP => string (0) ""
      RequiresPHP => string (0) ""
      UpdateURI => string (0) ""
      ⧉private headers_sanitized -> array (2)
      Name => string (13) "Website Style"
      Version => string (17) "4.1.1726567842203"
      private block_theme -> boolean false
      private name_translated -> null
      private errors -> null
      private stylesheet -> string (2) "pc"
      private template -> string (2) "pc"
      private parent -> null
      private theme_root_uri -> string (41) "https://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/themes"
      private textdomain_loaded -> null
      private cache_hash -> string (32) "2f4e34b35de37b6a6eeefe266e503620"
      ⧉private block_template_folders -> array (2)
      wp_template => string (9) "templates"
      wp_template_part => string (5) "parts"
      ⧉private default_template_folders -> array (2)
      wp_template => string (9) "templates"
      wp_template_part => string (5) "parts"
    • ⧉public __construct($theme_dir, $theme_root, $_child = null) Constructor for WP_Theme.
      /**
* Constructor for WP_Theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string        $theme_dir  Directory of the theme within the theme_root.
* @param string        $theme_root Theme root.
* @param WP_Theme|null $_child If this theme is a parent theme, the child may be passed for validation purposes.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:249
      ⧉public __toString(): string When converting the object to a string, the theme name is returned.
      /**
* When converting the object to a string, the theme name is returned.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme name, ready for display (translated)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:543
      ⧉public __isset($offset): bool Whether the given property is set. __isset() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
      /**
* __isset() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $offset Property to check if set.
* @return bool Whether the given property is set.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:555
      ⧉public __get($offset): mixed Property value. __get() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
      /**
* __get() magic method for properties formerly returned by current_theme_info()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $offset Property to get.
* @return mixed Property value.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:584
      ⧉public offsetSet($offset, $value) Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
      /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:629
      ⧉public offsetUnset($offset) Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
      /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:639
      ⧉public offsetExists($offset): bool Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
      /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes()
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:650
      ⧉public offsetGet($offset): mixed Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes().
      /**
* Method to implement ArrayAccess for keys formerly returned by get_themes().
*
* Author, Author Name, Author URI, and Description did not previously return
* translated data. We are doing so now as it is safe to do. However, as
* Name and Title could have been used as the key for get_themes(), both remain
* untranslated for back compatibility. This means that ['Name'] is not ideal,
* and care should be taken to use `$theme::display( 'Name' )` to get a properly
* translated header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param mixed $offset
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:692
      ⧉public errors(): WP_Error|false WP_Error if there are errors, or false. Returns errors property.
      /**
* Returns errors property.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return WP_Error|false WP_Error if there are errors, or false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:746
      ⧉public exists(): bool Whether the theme exists. Determines whether the theme exists.
      /**
* Determines whether the theme exists.
*
* A theme with errors exists. A theme with the error of 'theme_not_found',
* meaning that the theme's directory was not found, does not exist.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return bool Whether the theme exists.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:760
      ⧉public parent(): WP_Theme|false Parent theme, or false if the active theme is not a child theme. Returns reference to the parent theme.
      /**
* Returns reference to the parent theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return WP_Theme|false Parent theme, or false if the active theme is not a child theme.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:771
      ⧉public __wakeup() Perform reinitialization tasks.
      /**
* Perform reinitialization tasks.
*
* Prevents a callback from being injected during unserialization of an object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:780
      ⧉public cache_delete() Clears the cache for the theme.
      /**
* Clears the cache for the theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:829
      ⧉public get($header): string|array|false String or array (for Tags header) on success, false on failure. Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
      /**
* Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
*
* The header is sanitized, but is not translated, and is not marked up for display.
* To get a theme header for display, use the display() method.
*
* Use the get_template() method, not the 'Template' header, for finding the template.
* The 'Template' header is only good for what was written in the style.css, while
* get_template() takes into account where WordPress actually located the theme and
* whether it is actually valid.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $header Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @return string|array|false String or array (for Tags header) on success, false on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:863
      ⧉public display($header, $markup = true, $translate = true): string|array|false Processed header. An array for Tags if `$markup` is false, string otherwise. Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
      /**
* Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $header    Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param bool   $markup    Optional. Whether to mark up the header. Defaults to true.
* @param bool   $translate Optional. Whether to translate the header. Defaults to true.
* @return string|array|false Processed header. An array for Tags if `$markup` is false, string otherwise.
*                            False on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:903
      ⧉public get_stylesheet(): string Stylesheet Returns the directory name of the theme's "stylesheet" files, inside the them...
      /**
* Returns the directory name of the theme's "stylesheet" files, inside the theme root.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is directory name of the child theme.
* Otherwise, get_stylesheet() is the same as get_template().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Stylesheet
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1121
      ⧉public get_template(): string Template Returns the directory name of the theme's "template" files, inside the theme ...
      /**
* Returns the directory name of the theme's "template" files, inside the theme root.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the directory name of the parent theme.
* Otherwise, the get_template() is the same as get_stylesheet().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Template
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1135
      ⧉public get_stylesheet_directory(): string Absolute path of the stylesheet directory. Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
      /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the absolute path to the directory
* of the child theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Absolute path of the stylesheet directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1149
      ⧉public get_template_directory(): string Absolute path of the template directory. Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
      /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the absolute path to the directory
* of the parent theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Absolute path of the template directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1167
      ⧉public get_stylesheet_directory_uri(): string URL to the stylesheet directory. Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
      /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "stylesheet" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the URL to the directory of the
* child theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string URL to the stylesheet directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1187
      ⧉public get_template_directory_uri(): string URL to the template directory. Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
      /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of a theme's "template" files.
*
* In the case of a child theme, this is the URL to the directory of the
* parent theme's files.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string URL to the template directory.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1201
      ⧉public get_theme_root(): string Theme root. Returns the absolute path to the directory of the theme root.
      /**
* Returns the absolute path to the directory of the theme root.
*
* This is typically the absolute path to wp-content/themes.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme root.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1220
      ⧉public get_theme_root_uri(): string Theme root URI. Returns the URL to the directory of the theme root.
      /**
* Returns the URL to the directory of the theme root.
*
* This is typically the absolute URL to wp-content/themes. This forms the basis
* for all other URLs returned by WP_Theme, so we pass it to the public function
* get_theme_root_uri() and allow it to run the {@see 'theme_root_uri'} filter.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string Theme root URI.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1235
      ⧉public get_screenshot($uri = 'uri'): string|false Screenshot file. False if the theme does not have a screenshot. Returns the main screenshot file for the theme.
      /**
* Returns the main screenshot file for the theme.
*
* The main screenshot is called screenshot.png. gif and jpg extensions are also allowed.
*
* Screenshots for a theme must be in the stylesheet directory. (In the case of child
* themes, parent theme screenshots are not inherited.)
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $uri Type of URL to return, either 'relative' or an absolute URI. Defaults to absolute URI.
* @return string|false Screenshot file. False if the theme does not have a screenshot.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1255
      ⧉public get_files($type = null, $depth0, $search_parent = false): string[] Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the theme's directory, with the values Returns files in the theme's directory.
      /**
* Returns files in the theme's directory.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string[]|string $type          Optional. Array of extensions to find, string of a single extension,
*                                       or null for all extensions. Default null.
* @param int             $depth         Optional. How deep to search for files. Defaults to a flat scan (0 depth).
*                                       -1 depth is infinite.
* @param bool            $search_parent Optional. Whether to return parent files. Default false.
* @return string[] Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the theme's directory, with the values
*                  being absolute paths.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1293
      ⧉public get_post_templates(): array[] Array of page template arrays, keyed by post type and filename, Returns the theme's post templates.
      /**
* Returns the theme's post templates.
*
* @since 4.7.0
* @since 5.8.0 Include block templates.
*
* @return array[] Array of page template arrays, keyed by post type and filename,
*                 with the value of the translated header name.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1312
      ⧉public get_page_templates($post = null, $post_type = 'page'): string[] Array of template header names keyed by the template file name. Returns the theme's post templates for a given post type.
      /**
* Returns the theme's post templates for a given post type.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @since 4.7.0 Added the `$post_type` parameter.
*
* @param WP_Post|null $post      Optional. The post being edited, provided for context.
* @param string       $post_type Optional. Post type to get the templates for. Default 'page'.
*                                If a post is provided, its post type is used.
* @return string[] Array of template header names keyed by the template file name.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1387
      ⧉public load_textdomain(): bool True if the textdomain was successfully loaded or has already been loaded. Loads the theme's textdomain.
      /**
* Loads the theme's textdomain.
*
* Translation files are not inherited from the parent theme. TODO: If this fails for the
* child theme, it should probably try to load the parent theme's translations.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return bool True if the textdomain was successfully loaded or has already been loaded.
*  False if no textdomain was specified in the file headers, or if the domain could not be loaded.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1504
      ⧉public is_allowed($check = 'both', $blog_id = null): bool Whether the theme is allowed for the network. Returns true in single-site. Determines whether the theme is allowed (multisite only).
      /**
* Determines whether the theme is allowed (multisite only).
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $check   Optional. Whether to check only the 'network'-wide settings, the 'site'
*                        settings, or 'both'. Defaults to 'both'.
* @param int    $blog_id Optional. Ignored if only network-wide settings are checked. Defaults to current site.
* @return bool Whether the theme is allowed for the network. Returns true in single-site.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1542
      ⧉public is_block_theme(): bool Returns whether this theme is a block-based theme or not.
      /**
* Returns whether this theme is a block-based theme or not.
*
* @since 5.9.0
*
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1571
      ⧉public get_file_path($file = ''): string The path of the file. Retrieves the path of a file in the theme.
      /**
* Retrieves the path of a file in the theme.
*
* Searches in the stylesheet directory before the template directory so themes
* which inherit from a parent theme can just override one file.
*
* @since 5.9.0
*
* @param string $file Optional. File to search for in the stylesheet directory.
* @return string The path of the file.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1604
      ⧉public get_block_template_folders(): string[] { Returns the folder names of the block template directories.
      /**
* Returns the folder names of the block template directories.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return string[] {
*     Folder names used by block themes.
*
*     @type string $wp_template      Theme-relative directory name for block templates.
*     @type string $wp_template_part Theme-relative directory name for block template parts.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1782
      ⧉public get_block_patterns(): array Block pattern data. Gets block pattern data for a specified theme. Each pattern is defined as a P...
      /**
* Gets block pattern data for a specified theme.
* Each pattern is defined as a PHP file and defines
* its metadata using plugin-style headers. The minimum required definition is:
*
*     /**
*      * Title: My Pattern
*      * Slug: my-theme/my-pattern
*      *
*
* The output of the PHP source corresponds to the content of the pattern, e.g.:
*
*     <main><p><?php echo "Hello"; ?></p></main>
*
* If applicable, this will collect from both parent and child theme.
*
* Other settable fields include:
*
*     - Description
*     - Viewport Width
*     - Inserter         (yes/no)
*     - Categories       (comma-separated values)
*     - Keywords         (comma-separated values)
*     - Block Types      (comma-separated values)
*     - Post Types       (comma-separated values)
*     - Template Types   (comma-separated values)
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return array Block pattern data.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1832
      ⧉public delete_pattern_cache() Clears block pattern cache.
      /**
* Clears block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2004
      ⧉private cache_add($key, $data): bool Return value from wp_cache_add() Adds theme data to cache.
      /**
* Adds theme data to cache.
*
* Cache entries keyed by the theme and the type of data.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $key  Type of data to store (theme, screenshot, headers, post_templates)
* @param array|string $data Data to store
* @return bool Return value from wp_cache_add()
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:806
      ⧉private cache_get($key): mixed Retrieved data Gets theme data from cache.
      /**
* Gets theme data from cache.
*
* Cache entries are keyed by the theme and the type of data.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $key Type of data to retrieve (theme, screenshot, headers, post_templates)
* @return mixed Retrieved data
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:820
      ⧉private sanitize_header($header, $value): string|array An array for Tags header, string otherwise. Sanitizes a theme header.
      /**
* Sanitizes a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @since 5.4.0 Added support for `Requires at least` and `Requires PHP` headers.
* @since 6.1.0 Added support for `Update URI` header.
*
* @param string $header Theme header. Accepts 'Name', 'Description', 'Author', 'Version',
*                       'ThemeURI', 'AuthorURI', 'Status', 'Tags', 'RequiresWP', 'RequiresPHP',
*                       'UpdateURI'.
* @param string $value  Value to sanitize.
* @return string|array An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:937
      ⧉private markup_header($header, $value, $translate): string Value, marked up. Marks up a theme header.
      /**
* Marks up a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $header    Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param string|array $value     Value to mark up. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
* @param string       $translate Whether the header has been translated.
* @return string Value, marked up.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1001
      ⧉private translate_header($header, $value): string|array Translated value. An array for Tags header, string otherwise. Translates a theme header.
      /**
* Translates a theme header.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string       $header Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
* @param string|array $value  Value to translate. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
* @return string|array Translated value. An array for Tags header, string otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1043
      ⧉private get_pattern_cache(): array|false Returns an array of patterns if cache is found, otherwise false. Gets block pattern cache.
      /**
* Gets block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @return array|false Returns an array of patterns if cache is found, otherwise false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1973
      ⧉private set_pattern_cache(array $patterns) Sets block pattern cache.
      /**
* Sets block pattern cache.
*
* @since 6.4.0
*
* @param array $patterns Block patterns data to set in cache.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1991
      ⇄⧉public static get_core_default_theme(): WP_Theme|false Object, or false if no theme is installed, which would be bad. Determines the latest WordPress default theme that is installed.
      \WP_Theme::get_core_default_theme()
      /**
* Determines the latest WordPress default theme that is installed.
*
* This hits the filesystem.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @return WP_Theme|false Object, or false if no theme is installed, which would be bad.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1631
      ⇄⧉public static get_allowed($blog_id = null): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site or network.
      \WP_Theme::get_allowed($blog_id = null)
      /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site or network.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param int $blog_id Optional. ID of the site. Defaults to the current site.
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1649
      ⇄⧉public static get_allowed_on_network(): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the network.
      \WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network()
      /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the network.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1672
      ⇄⧉public static get_allowed_on_site($blog_id = null): string[] Array of stylesheet names. Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site.
      \WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_site($blog_id = null)
      /**
* Returns array of stylesheet names of themes allowed on the site.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param int $blog_id Optional. ID of the site. Defaults to the current site.
* @return string[] Array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1698
      ⇄⧉public static network_enable_theme($stylesheets) Enables a theme for all sites on the current network.
      \WP_Theme::network_enable_theme($stylesheets)
      /**
* Enables a theme for all sites on the current network.
*
* @since 4.6.0
*
* @param string|string[] $stylesheets Stylesheet name or array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2015
      ⇄⧉public static network_disable_theme($stylesheets) Disables a theme for all sites on the current network.
      \WP_Theme::network_disable_theme($stylesheets)
      /**
* Disables a theme for all sites on the current network.
*
* @since 4.6.0
*
* @param string|string[] $stylesheets Stylesheet name or array of stylesheet names.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2039
      ⇄⧉public static sort_by_name(&$themes) Sorts themes by name.
      \WP_Theme::sort_by_name(&$themes)
      /**
* Sorts themes by name.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme[] $themes Array of theme objects to sort (passed by reference).
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2065
      ⧉private static scandir($path, $extensions = null, $depth0, $relative_path = ''): string[]|false Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the `$path` directory prepended Scans a directory for files of a certain extension.
      /**
* Scans a directory for files of a certain extension.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string            $path          Absolute path to search.
* @param array|string|null $extensions    Optional. Array of extensions to find, string of a single extension,
*                                         or null for all extensions. Default null.
* @param int               $depth         Optional. How many levels deep to search for files. Accepts 0, 1+, or
*                                         -1 (infinite depth). Default 0.
* @param string            $relative_path Optional. The basename of the absolute path. Used to control the
*                                         returned path for the found files, particularly when this function
*                                         recurses to lower depths. Default empty.
* @return string[]|false Array of files, keyed by the path to the file relative to the `$path` directory prepended
*                        with `$relative_path`, with the values being absolute paths. False otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:1448
      ⧉private static _name_sort($a, $b): int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally. Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by name.
      /**
* Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by name.
*
* Accesses the Name header directly from the class for maximum speed.
* Would choke on HTML but we don't care enough to slow it down with strip_tags().
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme $a First theme.
* @param WP_Theme $b Second theme.
* @return int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally.
*             Greater than 0 if `$a` falls higher in the natural order than `$b`. Used with usort().
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2089
      ⧉private static _name_sort_i18n($a, $b): int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally. Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by translated name.
      /**
* Callback function for usort() to naturally sort themes by translated name.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param WP_Theme $a First theme.
* @param WP_Theme $b Second theme.
* @return int Negative if `$a` falls lower in the natural order than `$b`. Zero if they fall equally.
*             Greater than 0 if `$a` falls higher in the natural order than `$b`. Used with usort().
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2103
      ⧉private static _check_headers_property_has_correct_type($headers)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php:2107
    • ⧉private static $file_headers :: array (14)
      Name => string (10) "Theme Name"
      ThemeURI => string (9) "Theme URI"
      Description => string (11) "Description"
      Author => string (6) "Author"
      AuthorURI => string (10) "Author URI"
      Version => string (7) "Version"
      Template => string (8) "Template"
      Status => string (6) "Status"
      Tags => string (4) "Tags"
      TextDomain => string (11) "Text Domain"
      DomainPath => string (11) "Domain Path"
      RequiresWP => string (17) "Requires at least"
      RequiresPHP => string (12) "Requires PHP"
      UpdateURI => string (10) "Update URI"
      ⧉private static $default_themes :: array (16)
      classic => string (17) "WordPress Classic"
      default => string (17) "WordPress Default"
      twentyten => string (10) "Twenty Ten"
      twentyeleven => string (13) "Twenty Eleven"
      twentytwelve => string (13) "Twenty Twelve"
      twentythirteen => string (15) "Twenty Thirteen"
      twentyfourteen => string (15) "Twenty Fourteen"
      twentyfifteen => string (14) "Twenty Fifteen"
      twentysixteen => string (14) "Twenty Sixteen"
      twentyseventeen => string (16) "Twenty Seventeen"
      twentynineteen => string (15) "Twenty Nineteen"
      twentytwenty => string (13) "Twenty Twenty"
      twentytwentyone => string (17) "Twenty Twenty-One"
      twentytwentytwo => string (17) "Twenty Twenty-Two"
      twentytwentythree => string (19) "Twenty Twenty-Three"
      twentytwentyfour => string (18) "Twenty Twenty-Four"
      ⧉private static $tag_map :: array (2)
      fixed-width => string (12) "fixed-layout"
      flexible-width => string (12) "fluid-layout"
      private static $persistently_cache :: boolean false
      private static $cache_expiration :: integer 1800
  • ⇄⧉public __construct($slug = null) Constructs a new TimberTheme object. NOTE the TimberTheme object of the curre...
    new \Timber\Theme($slug = null)
    /**
* Constructs a new TimberTheme object. NOTE the TimberTheme object of the current theme comes in the default `Timber::context()` call. You can access this in your twig template via `{{site.theme}}.
* @param string $slug
* @example
* ```php
* <?php
*     $theme = new TimberTheme("my-theme");
*     $context['theme_stuff'] = $theme;
*     Timber::render('single.twig', $context);
* ?>
* ```
* ```twig
* We are currently using the {{ theme_stuff.name }} theme.
* ```
* ```html
* We are currently using the My Theme theme.
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:82
    ⇄⧉public link(): string the absolute path to the theme (ex: `http://example.org/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
    $context['theme']->link()
    /**
* @api
* @return string the absolute path to the theme (ex: `http://example.org/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:108
    ⇄⧉public path(): string the relative path to the theme (ex: `/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
    $context['theme']->path()
    /**
* @api
* @return  string the relative path to the theme (ex: `/wp-content/themes/my-timber-theme`)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:116
    ⇄⧉public theme_mod($name, $default = false): string
    $context['theme']->theme_mod($name, $default = false)
    /**
* @param string $name
* @param bool $default
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:127
    ⇄⧉public theme_mods(): array
    $context['theme']->theme_mods()
    /**
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:134
    ⇄⧉public get($header): false|string String on success, false on failure. Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
    $context['theme']->get($header)
    /**
* Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
*
* @api
* @see \WP_Theme::get()
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ theme.get('Version') }}
* ```
*
* @param string $header Name of the theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version,
*                       ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
*
* @return false|string String on success, false on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:153
    ⇄⧉public display($header): false|string Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
    $context['theme']->display($header)
    /**
* Gets a theme header, formatted and translated for display.
*
* @api
* @see \WP_Theme::display()
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ theme.display('Description') }}
* ```
*
* @param string $header Name of the theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version,
*                       ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
*
* @return false|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:172
    ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
    /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
    ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
    /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:26
    ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
    /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
*
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:35
    ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
    $context['theme']->import($info, $force = false)
    /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
    ⇄⧉public update($key, $value)
    $context['theme']->update($key, $value)
    /**
* @ignore
* @param string  $key
* @param mixed   $value
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:83
    ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
    $context['theme']->can_edit()
    /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
    ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
    $context['theme']->get_method_values()
    /**
*
*
* @return array
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:115
    ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
    $context['theme']->get_field($field_name)
    /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:125
    ⧉protected init($slug = null)
    /**
* @internal
* @param string $slug
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Theme.php:90
⇄⧉posts => Timber\PostQuery (4)
$context['posts']
  • Properties (4)
  • Available methods (30)
  • Static class properties (2)
  • Iterator (11)
  • ⇄public found_posts -> integer 11
    $context['posts']->found_posts
    protected userQuery -> boolean false
    ⧉protected queryIterator -> Timber\QueryIterator (2)
    • Properties (2)
    • Available methods (16)
    • Iterator
    • ⧉private _query -> WP_Query (55)
      • Properties (57)
      • Available methods (68)
      • public comments -> undefined
        public comment -> undefined
        ⧉public query -> array (1)
        blog_cat => string (23) "zarzadzanie-i-strategia"
        ⧉public query_vars -> array (68)
        blog_cat => string (23) "zarzadzanie-i-strategia"
        error => string (0) ""
        m => string (0) ""
        p => integer 0
        post_parent => string (0) ""
        subpost => string (0) ""
        subpost_id => string (0) ""
        attachment => string (0) ""
        attachment_id => integer 0
        name => string (0) ""
        pagename => string (0) ""
        page_id => integer 0
        second => string (0) ""
        minute => string (0) ""
        hour => string (0) ""
        day => integer 0
        monthnum => integer 0
        year => integer 0
        w => integer 0
        category_name => string (0) ""
        tag => string (0) ""
        cat => string (0) ""
        tag_id => string (0) ""
        author => string (0) ""
        author_name => string (0) ""
        feed => string (0) ""
        tb => string (0) ""
        paged => integer 0
        meta_key => string (0) ""
        meta_value => string (0) ""
        preview => string (0) ""
        s => string (0) ""
        sentence => string (0) ""
        title => string (0) ""
        fields => string (0) ""
        menu_order => string (0) ""
        embed => string (0) ""
        category__in => array (0)
        category__not_in => array (0)
        category__and => array (0)
        post__in => array (0)
        post__not_in => array (0)
        post_name__in => array (0)
        tag__in => array (0)
        tag__not_in => array (0)
        tag__and => array (0)
        tag_slug__in => array (0)
        tag_slug__and => array (0)
        post_parent__in => array (0)
        post_parent__not_in => array (0)
        author__in => array (0)
        author__not_in => array (0)
        search_columns => array (0)
        posts_per_page => integer 15
        ignore_sticky_posts => boolean false
        suppress_filters => boolean false
        cache_results => boolean true
        update_post_term_cache => boolean true
        update_menu_item_cache => boolean false
        lazy_load_term_meta => boolean true
        update_post_meta_cache => boolean true
        post_type => string (0) ""
        nopaging => boolean false
        comments_per_page => string (2) "50"
        no_found_rows => boolean false
        taxonomy => string (8) "blog_cat"
        term => string (23) "zarzadzanie-i-strategia"
        order => string (4) "DESC"
        ⧉public tax_query -> WP_Tax_Query (6)
        • Properties (6)
        • Available methods (11)
        • Static class properties
        • ⧉public queries -> array (1)
          ⧉0 => array (5)
          taxonomy => string (8) "blog_cat"
          ⧉terms => array (1) Depth Limit
          field => string (4) "slug"
          operator => string (2) "IN"
          include_children => boolean true
          public relation -> string (3) "AND"
          ⧉protected table_aliases -> array (1)
          0 => string (21) "wp_term_relationships"
          ⧉public queried_terms -> array (1)
          ⧉blog_cat => array (2)
          ⧉terms => array (1) Depth Limit
          field => string (4) "slug"
          public primary_table -> string (8) "wp_posts"
          public primary_id_column -> string (2) "ID"
        • ⧉public __construct($tax_query) Constructor.
          /**
* Constructor.
*
* @since 3.1.0
* @since 4.1.0 Added support for `$operator` 'NOT EXISTS' and 'EXISTS' values.
*
* @param array $tax_query {
*     Array of taxonomy query clauses.
*
*     @type string $relation Optional. The MySQL keyword used to join
*                            the clauses of the query. Accepts 'AND', or 'OR'. Default 'AND'.
*     @type array  ...$0 {
*         An array of first-order clause parameters, or another fully-formed tax query.
*
*         @type string           $taxonomy         Taxonomy being queried. Optional when field=term_taxonomy_id.
*         @type string|int|array $terms            Term or terms to filter by.
*         @type string           $field            Field to match $terms against. Accepts 'term_id', 'slug',
*                                                 'name', or 'term_taxonomy_id'. Default: 'term_id'.
*         @type string           $operator         MySQL operator to be used with $terms in the WHERE clause.
*                                                  Accepts 'AND', 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'EXISTS', 'NOT EXISTS'.
*                                                  Default: 'IN'.
*         @type bool             $include_children Optional. Whether to include child terms.
*                                                  Requires a $taxonomy. Default: true.
*     }
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:115
          ⧉public sanitize_query($queries): array Sanitized array of query clauses. Ensures the 'tax_query' argument passed to the class constructor is well-formed.
          /**
* Ensures the 'tax_query' argument passed to the class constructor is well-formed.
*
* Ensures that each query-level clause has a 'relation' key, and that
* each first-order clause contains all the necessary keys from `$defaults`.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $queries Array of queries clauses.
* @return array Sanitized array of query clauses.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:136
          ⧉public sanitize_relation($relation): string Sanitized relation ('AND' or 'OR'). Sanitizes a 'relation' operator.
          /**
* Sanitizes a 'relation' operator.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param string $relation Raw relation key from the query argument.
* @return string Sanitized relation ('AND' or 'OR').
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:207
          ⧉public get_sql($primary_table, $primary_id_column): string[] { Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param string $primary_table     Database table where the object being filtered is stored (eg wp_users).
* @param string $primary_id_column ID column for the filtered object in $primary_table.
* @return string[] {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to the main query.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:247
          ⧉public get_sql_for_clause(&$clause, $parent_query): array { Generates SQL JOIN and WHERE clauses for a "first-order" query clause.
          /**
* Generates SQL JOIN and WHERE clauses for a "first-order" query clause.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb The WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array $clause       Query clause (passed by reference).
* @param array $parent_query Parent query array.
* @return array {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to a first-order query.
*
*     @type string[] $join  Array of SQL fragments to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string[] $where Array of SQL fragments to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:384
          ⧉public transform_query(&$query, $resulting_field) Transforms a single query, from one field to another.
          /**
* Transforms a single query, from one field to another.
*
* Operates on the `$query` object by reference. In the case of error,
* `$query` is converted to a WP_Error object.
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @param array  $query           The single query. Passed by reference.
* @param string $resulting_field The resulting field. Accepts 'slug', 'name', 'term_taxonomy_id',
*                                or 'term_id'. Default 'term_id'.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:596
          ⧉protected get_sql_clauses(): string[] { Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
*
* Called by the public WP_Tax_Query::get_sql(), this method
* is abstracted out to maintain parity with the other Query classes.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @return string[] {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to the main query.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:269
          ⧉protected get_sql_for_query(&$query, $depth0): string[] { Generates SQL clauses for a single query array.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses for a single query array.
*
* If nested subqueries are found, this method recurses the tree to
* produce the properly nested SQL.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $query Query to parse (passed by reference).
* @param int   $depth Optional. Number of tree levels deep we currently are.
*                     Used to calculate indentation. Default 0.
* @return string[] {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to a single query array.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:302
          ⧉protected find_compatible_table_alias($clause, $parent_query): string|false Table alias if found, otherwise false. Identifies an existing table alias that is compatible with the current query ...
          /**
* Identifies an existing table alias that is compatible with the current query clause.
*
* We avoid unnecessary table joins by allowing each clause to look for
* an existing table alias that is compatible with the query that it
* needs to perform.
*
* An existing alias is compatible if (a) it is a sibling of `$clause`
* (ie, it's under the scope of the same relation), and (b) the combination
* of operator and relation between the clauses allows for a shared table
* join. In the case of WP_Tax_Query, this only applies to 'IN'
* clauses that are connected by the relation 'OR'.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $clause       Query clause.
* @param array $parent_query Parent query of $clause.
* @return string|false Table alias if found, otherwise false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:505
          ⧉private clean_query(&$query) Validates a single query.
          /**
* Validates a single query.
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @param array $query The single query. Passed by reference.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:546
          ⧉protected static is_first_order_clause($query): bool Whether the query clause is a first-order clause. Determines whether a clause is first-order.
          /**
* Determines whether a clause is first-order.
*
* A "first-order" clause is one that contains any of the first-order
* clause keys ('terms', 'taxonomy', 'include_children', 'field',
* 'operator'). An empty clause also counts as a first-order clause,
* for backward compatibility. Any clause that doesn't meet this is
* determined, by process of elimination, to be a higher-order query.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $query Tax query arguments.
* @return bool Whether the query clause is a first-order clause.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-tax-query.php:229
        • ⧉private static $no_results :: array (2)
          ⧉join => array (1)
          0 => string (0) ""
          ⧉where => array (1)
          0 => string (5) "0 = 1"
        ⧉public meta_query -> WP_Meta_Query (9)
        • Properties (9)
        • Available methods (12)
        • public queries -> array (0)
          public relation -> null
          public meta_table -> null
          public meta_id_column -> null
          public primary_table -> null
          public primary_id_column -> null
          protected table_aliases -> array (0)
          protected clauses -> array (0)
          protected has_or_relation -> boolean false
        • ⧉public __construct($meta_query = false) Constructor.
          /**
* Constructor.
*
* @since 3.2.0
* @since 4.2.0 Introduced support for naming query clauses by associative array keys.
* @since 5.1.0 Introduced `$compare_key` clause parameter, which enables LIKE key matches.
* @since 5.3.0 Increased the number of operators available to `$compare_key`. Introduced `$type_key`,
*              which enables the `$key` to be cast to a new data type for comparisons.
*
* @param array $meta_query {
*     Array of meta query clauses. When first-order clauses or sub-clauses use strings as
*     their array keys, they may be referenced in the 'orderby' parameter of the parent query.
*
*     @type string $relation Optional. The MySQL keyword used to join the clauses of the query.
*                            Accepts 'AND' or 'OR'. Default 'AND'.
*     @type array  ...$0 {
*         Optional. An array of first-order clause parameters, or another fully-formed meta query.
*
*         @type string|string[] $key         Meta key or keys to filter by.
*         @type string          $compare_key MySQL operator used for comparing the $key. Accepts:
*                                            - '='
*                                            - '!='
*                                            - 'LIKE'
*                                            - 'NOT LIKE'
*                                            - 'IN'
*                                            - 'NOT IN'
*                                            - 'REGEXP'
*                                            - 'NOT REGEXP'
*                                            - 'RLIKE',
*                                            - 'EXISTS' (alias of '=')
*                                            - 'NOT EXISTS' (alias of '!=')
*                                            Default is 'IN' when `$key` is an array, '=' otherwise.
*         @type string          $type_key    MySQL data type that the meta_key column will be CAST to for
*                                            comparisons. Accepts 'BINARY' for case-sensitive regular expression
*                                            comparisons. Default is ''.
*         @type string|string[] $value       Meta value or values to filter by.
*         @type string          $compare     MySQL operator used for comparing the $value. Accepts:
*                                            - '=',
*                                            - '!='
*                                            - '>'
*                                            - '>='
*                                            - '<'
*                                            - '<='
*                                            - 'LIKE'
*                                            - 'NOT LIKE'
*                                            - 'IN'
*                                            - 'NOT IN'
*                                            - 'BETWEEN'
*                                            - 'NOT BETWEEN'
*                                            - 'REGEXP'
*                                            - 'NOT REGEXP'
*                                            - 'RLIKE'
*                                            - 'EXISTS'
*                                            - 'NOT EXISTS'
*                                            Default is 'IN' when `$value` is an array, '=' otherwise.
*         @type string          $type        MySQL data type that the meta_value column will be CAST to for
*                                            comparisons. Accepts:
*                                            - 'NUMERIC'
*                                            - 'BINARY'
*                                            - 'CHAR'
*                                            - 'DATE'
*                                            - 'DATETIME'
*                                            - 'DECIMAL'
*                                            - 'SIGNED'
*                                            - 'TIME'
*                                            - 'UNSIGNED'
*                                            Default is 'CHAR'.
*     }
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:168
          ⧉public sanitize_query($queries): array Sanitized array of query clauses. Ensures the 'meta_query' argument passed to the class constructor is well-for...
          /**
* Ensures the 'meta_query' argument passed to the class constructor is well-formed.
*
* Eliminates empty items and ensures that a 'relation' is set.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $queries Array of query clauses.
* @return array Sanitized array of query clauses.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:192
          ⧉public parse_query_vars($qv) Constructs a meta query based on 'meta_*' query vars
          /**
* Constructs a meta query based on 'meta_*' query vars
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @param array $qv The query variables.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:271
          ⧉public get_cast_for_type($type = ''): string MySQL type. Returns the appropriate alias for the given meta type if applicable.
          /**
* Returns the appropriate alias for the given meta type if applicable.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @param string $type MySQL type to cast meta_value.
* @return string MySQL type.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:319
          ⧉public get_sql($type, $primary_table, $primary_id_column, $context = null): string[]|false { Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @param string $type              Type of meta. Possible values include but are not limited
*                                  to 'post', 'comment', 'blog', 'term', and 'user'.
* @param string $primary_table     Database table where the object being filtered is stored (eg wp_users).
* @param string $primary_id_column ID column for the filtered object in $primary_table.
* @param object $context           Optional. The main query object that corresponds to the type, for
*                                  example a `WP_Query`, `WP_User_Query`, or `WP_Site_Query`.
*                                  Default null.
* @return string[]|false {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to the main query,
*     or false if no table exists for the requested meta type.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:357
          ⧉public get_sql_for_clause(&$clause, $parent_query, $clause_key = ''): array { Generates SQL JOIN and WHERE clauses for a first-order query clause.
          /**
* Generates SQL JOIN and WHERE clauses for a first-order query clause.
*
* "First-order" means that it's an array with a 'key' or 'value'.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array  $clause       Query clause (passed by reference).
* @param array  $parent_query Parent query array.
* @param string $clause_key   Optional. The array key used to name the clause in the original `$meta_query`
*                             parameters. If not provided, a key will be generated automatically.
*                             Default empty string.
* @return array {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to a first-order query.
*
*     @type string[] $join  Array of SQL fragments to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string[] $where Array of SQL fragments to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:533
          ⧉public get_clauses(): array Meta clauses. Gets a flattened list of sanitized meta clauses.
          /**
* Gets a flattened list of sanitized meta clauses.
*
* This array should be used for clause lookup, as when the table alias and CAST type must be determined for
* a value of 'orderby' corresponding to a meta clause.
*
* @since 4.2.0
*
* @return array Meta clauses.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:806
          ⧉public has_or_relation(): bool True if the query contains any `OR` relations, otherwise false. Checks whether the current query has any OR relations.
          /**
* Checks whether the current query has any OR relations.
*
* In some cases, the presence of an OR relation somewhere in the query will require
* the use of a `DISTINCT` or `GROUP BY` keyword in the `SELECT` clause. The current
* method can be used in these cases to determine whether such a clause is necessary.
*
* @since 4.3.0
*
* @return bool True if the query contains any `OR` relations, otherwise false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:887
          ⧉protected is_first_order_clause($query): bool Whether the query clause is a first-order clause. Determines whether a query clause is first-order.
          /**
* Determines whether a query clause is first-order.
*
* A first-order meta query clause is one that has either a 'key' or
* a 'value' array key.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $query Meta query arguments.
* @return bool Whether the query clause is a first-order clause.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:260
          ⧉protected get_sql_clauses(): string[] { Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses to be appended to a main query.
*
* Called by the public WP_Meta_Query::get_sql(), this method is abstracted
* out to maintain parity with the other Query classes.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @return string[] {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to the main query.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:413
          ⧉protected get_sql_for_query(&$query, $depth0): string[] { Generates SQL clauses for a single query array.
          /**
* Generates SQL clauses for a single query array.
*
* If nested subqueries are found, this method recurses the tree to
* produce the properly nested SQL.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $query Query to parse (passed by reference).
* @param int   $depth Optional. Number of tree levels deep we currently are.
*                     Used to calculate indentation. Default 0.
* @return string[] {
*     Array containing JOIN and WHERE SQL clauses to append to a single query array.
*
*     @type string $join  SQL fragment to append to the main JOIN clause.
*     @type string $where SQL fragment to append to the main WHERE clause.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:446
          ⧉protected find_compatible_table_alias($clause, $parent_query): string|false Table alias if found, otherwise false. Identifies an existing table alias that is compatible with the current query ...
          /**
* Identifies an existing table alias that is compatible with the current
* query clause.
*
* We avoid unnecessary table joins by allowing each clause to look for
* an existing table alias that is compatible with the query that it
* needs to perform.
*
* An existing alias is compatible if (a) it is a sibling of `$clause`
* (ie, it's under the scope of the same relation), and (b) the combination
* of operator and relation between the clauses allows for a shared table join.
* In the case of WP_Meta_Query, this only applies to 'IN' clauses that are
* connected by the relation 'OR'.
*
* @since 4.1.0
*
* @param array $clause       Query clause.
* @param array $parent_query Parent query of $clause.
* @return string|false Table alias if found, otherwise false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-meta-query.php:830
        public date_query -> boolean false
        ⧉public queried_object -> WP_Term (10)
        • Properties (10)
        • Available methods (5)
        • public term_id -> integer 22
          ⧉public name -> UTF-8 string (24) "Zarządzanie i strategia"
          Zarządzanie i strategia
          public slug -> string (23) "zarzadzanie-i-strategia"
          public term_group -> integer 0
          public term_taxonomy_id -> integer 22
          public taxonomy -> string (8) "blog_cat"
          public description -> string (0) ""
          public parent -> integer 0
          public count -> integer 11
          public filter -> string (3) "raw"
        • ⧉public __construct($term) Constructor.
          /**
* Constructor.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param WP_Term|object $term Term object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-term.php:197
          ⧉public filter($filter) Sanitizes term fields, according to the filter type provided.
          /**
* Sanitizes term fields, according to the filter type provided.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param string $filter Filter context. Accepts 'edit', 'db', 'display', 'attribute', 'js', 'rss', or 'raw'.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-term.php:210
          ⧉public to_array(): array Object as array. Converts an object to array.
          /**
* Converts an object to array.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @return array Object as array.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-term.php:221
          ⧉public __get($key): mixed Property value. Getter.
          /**
* Getter.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param string $key Property to get.
* @return mixed Property value.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-term.php:233
          ⇄⧉public static get_instance($term_id, $taxonomy = null): WP_Term|WP_Error|false Term object, if found. WP_Error if `$term_id` is shared between taxonomies and Retrieve WP_Term instance.
          \WP_Term::get_instance($term_id, $taxonomy = null)
          /**
* Retrieve WP_Term instance.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param int    $term_id  Term ID.
* @param string $taxonomy Optional. Limit matched terms to those matching `$taxonomy`. Only used for
*                         disambiguating potentially shared terms.
* @return WP_Term|WP_Error|false Term object, if found. WP_Error if `$term_id` is shared between taxonomies and
*                                there's insufficient data to distinguish which term is intended.
*                                False for other failures.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-term.php:116
        public queried_object_id -> integer 22
        ⧉public request -> string (424) " SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.ID FROM wp_posts LEFT JOIN wp_term_rela...
        					SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS  wp_posts.ID
					FROM wp_posts  LEFT JOIN wp_term_relationships ON (wp_posts.ID = wp_term_relationships.object_id)
					WHERE 1=1  AND ( 
  wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (22)
) AND ((wp_posts.post_type = 'blog' AND (wp_posts.post_status = 'publish' OR wp_posts.post_status = 'acf-disabled')))
					GROUP BY wp_posts.ID
					ORDER BY wp_posts.post_date DESC
					LIMIT 0, 15
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        ⧉0 => WP_Post (28)
        • Properties (28)
        • Available methods (6)
        • public ID -> integer 867
          public post_author -> string (1) "2"
          public post_date -> string (19) "2016-08-25 14:34:26"
          public post_date_gmt -> string (19) "2016-08-25 12:34:26"
          public post_content -> string (0) ""
          ⧉public post_title -> UTF-8 string (90) "CO MYŚLI 89% PREZESÓW O CSR? CZY TWÓJ PREZES PODZIELA WIZJĘ GLOBALNYCH LIDER...
          CO MYŚLI 89% PREZESÓW O CSR? CZY TWÓJ PREZES PODZIELA WIZJĘ GLOBALNYCH LIDERÓW? A TY?
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          public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
          public post_password -> string (0) ""
          ⧉public post_name -> string (81) "co-mysli-89-prezesow-o-csr-czy-twoj-prezes-podziela-wizje-globalnych-liderow...
          co-mysli-89-prezesow-o-csr-czy-twoj-prezes-podziela-wizje-globalnych-liderow-a-ty
          public to_ping -> string (0) ""
          public pinged -> string (0) ""
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          public post_modified_gmt -> string (19) "2022-10-23 23:15:48"
          public post_content_filtered -> string (0) ""
          public post_parent -> integer 0
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          public menu_order -> integer 0
          public post_type -> string (4) "blog"
          public post_mime_type -> string (0) ""
          public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
          public filter -> string (3) "raw"
          public status -> string (7) "publish"
          public id -> integer 867
          ⧉public slug -> string (81) "co-mysli-89-prezesow-o-csr-czy-twoj-prezes-podziela-wizje-globalnych-liderow...
          co-mysli-89-prezesow-o-csr-czy-twoj-prezes-podziela-wizje-globalnych-liderow-a-ty
          ⧉public custom -> array (13)
          _edit_lock => string (12) "1666594282:2"
          _edit_last => string (1) "2"
          img_main => string (3) "868"
          _img_main => string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
          text_preview => string (0) ""
          _text_preview => string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
          ⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (2780) "<p>Co myślą prezesi o zrównoważonym rozwoju odkrywa przed nami największe do...
          <p>Co myślą prezesi o zrównoważonym rozwoju odkrywa przed nami największe dotąd badanie ONZ-towskiej inicjatywy Global Compact i firmy Accenture. Jak Ty byś odpowiedziała/ł na pytania? A jak Twój prezes? Tak samo? Sprawdź.<span id="more-1970"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Artykuł pokazuje wyniki największego dotąd badania UN Global Compact i Accenture wśród prezesów na temat odpowiedzialnego i zrównoważonego biznesu – „<em>Agenda 2030 a window of opportunity</em>”.</p></blockquote>
<p>W 2016 roku badanie ankietowe uzyskało ponad 1000 odpowiedzi, które zostały pogłębione przez badania z 50 prezesami reprezentującymi firmy – wiodących innowatorów. Zanim zaczniesz dalej czytać, słowo wyjaśnienia. Na potrzeby niniejszego artykułu termin „sustainability” tłumaczymy jako CSR/odpowiedzialny i zrównoważony biznes.</p>
<h4>JAK PREZESI WIDZĄ CELE ZRÓWNOWAŻONEGO ROZWOJU ONZ NA LATA 2015-30?</h4>
<p>Aż<strong> 87%</strong> postrzega Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju ONZ na lata 2015-30 jako szansę na przemyślenie podejścia do tworzenia wartości w firmie.</p>
<p><strong>70%</strong> uważa, że Cele stanowią ustrukturyzowaną ramę dla podejmowanych działań. Jednak tylko połowa – <strong>49%</strong> jest przekonanych, że biznes będzie najważniejszym aktorem w osiągnięciu Celów.</p>
<p>Znacznie więcej z nich, bo aż<strong> 73%</strong> uważa, że biznes powinien rozwinąć wskaźniki do mierzenia i komunikacji swojego wpływu na realizację Celów.</p>
<h4>CZY DEKLARACJE DOT. CSR PRZEKŁADAJĄ SIĘ NA DZIAŁANIA?</h4>
<p><strong>89%</strong> prezesów uważa, że deklaracje zaangażowania w CSR przekładają się na realne działania w ich branży.</p>
<p>Być może wynika to z faktu, że<strong> 80%</strong> z nich wierzy, że pokazanie zaangażowania w realizację celów społecznych stanowi czynnik wyróżniający w ich branży.</p>
<h4>A JAK DZIAŁAJĄ ICH FIRMY? CZY PODEJŚCIE CSR-OWE JEST W NICH OBECNE?</h4>
<p><strong>90%</strong> prezesów czuje się osobiście odpowiedzialnymi za określenie jasnego celu ich firmy i jej roli w społeczeństwie.</p>
<p>Aż <strong>59%</strong> z nich uważa, że ich firma jest w stanie skwantyfikować wartość inicjatyw CSR. W 2013 roku takiej odpowiedzi udzieliło 38%.</p>
<p><strong>88%</strong> uważa, że większa integracja kwestii CSR z rynkami finansowymi jest niezbędna dla dalszego postępu. Jednak tylko <strong>10%</strong> wskazuje presję inwestorów jako jeden z top 3 czynników mobilizujących ich do działań CSR.</p>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p>Informacje o badaniu dostępne są na <a href="https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-un-global-compact-ceo-study"><strong>dedykowanej stronie</strong></a>.</p>
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          _content_content => string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
          content => string (0) ""
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          _wp_old_date => string (10) "2022-10-21"
        • ⧉public __construct($post) Constructor.
          /**
* Constructor.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param WP_Post|object $post Post object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:265
          ⧉public __isset($key): bool Isset-er.
          /**
* Isset-er.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Property to check if set.
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:279
          ⧉public __get($key): mixed Getter.
          /**
* Getter.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Key to get.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:307
          ⧉public filter($filter): WP_Post {@Missing Summary}
          /**
* {@Missing Summary}
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $filter Filter.
* @return WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:358
          ⧉public to_array(): array Object as array. Convert object to array.
          /**
* Convert object to array.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @return array Object as array.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:377
          ⇄⧉public static get_instance($post_id): WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise. Retrieve WP_Post instance.
          \WP_Post::get_instance($post_id)
          /**
* Retrieve WP_Post instance.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param int $post_id Post ID.
* @return WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:232
        ⧉1 => WP_Post (28)
        • Properties (28)
        • Available methods (6)
        • public ID -> integer 1158
          public post_author -> string (1) "2"
          public post_date -> string (19) "2016-08-25 11:48:41"
          public post_date_gmt -> string (19) "2016-08-25 09:48:41"
          public post_content -> string (0) ""
          public post_title -> UTF-8 string (84) "ZARZĄDZANIE INTERESARIUSZAMI – DO CZEGO JEST POTRZEBNE W ZARZĄDZANIU JAKOŚCIĄ?"
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          public post_status -> string (7) "publish"
          public comment_status -> string (6) "closed"
          public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
          public post_password -> string (0) ""
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          public to_ping -> string (0) ""
          public pinged -> string (0) ""
          public post_modified -> string (19) "2022-10-24 11:51:08"
          public post_modified_gmt -> string (19) "2022-10-24 09:51:08"
          public post_content_filtered -> string (0) ""
          public post_parent -> integer 0
          public guid -> string (51) "https://www.csrinfo.org/?post_type=blog&#038;p=1158"
          public menu_order -> integer 0
          public post_type -> string (4) "blog"
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          public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
          public filter -> string (3) "raw"
          public status -> string (7) "publish"
          public id -> integer 1158
          public slug -> string (75) "zarzadzanie-interesariuszami-do-czego-jest-potrzebne-w-zarzadzaniu-jakoscia"
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          _edit_last => string (1) "2"
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          ⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (9225) "<p>Dlaczego zarządzanie interesariuszami coraz bardziej interesuje polskich ...
          <p>Dlaczego zarządzanie interesariuszami coraz bardziej interesuje polskich menedżerów? Co zrobić, żeby analiza relacji społecznych i biznesowych firmy pomagała jej dużo efektywniej niż tylko w spełnianiu nowych regulacji i standardów takich jak nowe ISO 9001?<span id="more-1995"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Ewa Zamościńska jest wieloletnim praktykiem w zakresie procesów zarządzania interesariuszami. Niniejszy wywiad pokazuje jak opracowane przez nią szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi” przygotowuje do zarządzania interesariuszami w sposób, który spełnia nowe wymogi standardów i regulacji, skutecznie wspiera procesy decyzyjne, a przede wszystkim wzmacnia wartość organizacji.</p></blockquote>
<h4>PYTANIE 1: DLACZEGO CORAZ CZĘŚCIEJ SŁYSZYMY TAKIE HASŁA JAK: ZARZĄDZANIE INTERESARIUSZAMI, MAPA INTERESARIUSZY, DIALOG?</h4>
<p>Powodów jest wiele, ale warto zwrócić szczególną uwagę na trzy istotne fakty:</p>
<p><strong>Fakt pierwszy:</strong> Żyjemy w społeczeństwie borykającym się z niskim poziomem zaufania społecznego, również do firm i instytucji. Polacy podchodzą z dużą ostrożnością do oficjalnych i często zbyt ogólnikowych komunikatów o sukcesach firm, ich wyjątkowym podejściu do obsługi klienta, ochrony środowiska, czy też jakości oferowanych usług i produktów. To wpływa na pozycję rynkową i na koszty zarządzania reputacją.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt drugi:</strong> Żadna organizacja, a już na pewno żadna firma, nie działa w próżni. Jakość relacji z otoczeniem społecznym i biznesowym coraz bardziej wpływa na efektywność decyzji biznesowych i na szybkość reagowania na ciągłe zmiany.</p>
<p>Dostrzegają to m.in. regulatorzy, inwestorzy i klienci B2B, którzy coraz częściej pytają o twarde dane odzwierciedlające „miękkie” tematy kapitału społecznego i intelektualnego firmy, podejścia do zarządzania szerszym niż do tej pory wachlarzem ryzyk, w tym ryzyk środowiskowych.</p>
<p>Podkreślają to także normy i standardy, w tym wytyczne najnowszej wersji standardu ISO9001:2015 i wdrażany w oparciu o nią system zarządzania jakością.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt trzeci:</strong> Rosną oczekiwania wobec standardów zarządzania organizacją, a analiza relacji z interesariuszami (często) przynosi bardzo wymierne korzyści. Mamy tego przykłady również na polskim rynku. Aby zapracować na ugruntowaną pozycję i szacunek interesariuszy, co może nam pomóc zwłaszcza w nieplanowanych/nagłych sytuacjach kryzysowych, trzeba być uważnym i otwartym na otoczenie. Warto śledzić rozwój metod i przykłady dobrych praktyk, które rzeczywiście przydają się w umacnianiu pozytywnych relacji z interesariuszami i ułatwiają analizę ryzyk.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 2. CO TO ZNACZY DLA FIRMY?</h4>
<p>Trzeba być otwartym <strong>na taki model relacji, w którym przynajmniej od czasu do czasu, bardziej słuchamy niż mówimy</strong>. Większość praktyków zgodziłaby się zapewne z tym twierdzeniem, prawda? Działania wielu firm i innych organizacji pokazują jednak, że w realiach naszego rynku nadal nie jest to tak oczywiste, jak być powinno.</p>
<p>Stąd pomysł na opracowanie szkolenia, które przygotowuje do włączenia w system zarządzania organizacją (w tym w system zarządzania jakością) perspektywy interesariuszy. Szkolenie zestawia rekomendacje norm i standardów w tym zakresie, i co najważniejsze, poszerza wiedzę o praktyce efektywnego umacniania relacji z otoczeniem.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 3. CZEGO MOŻNA NAUCZYĆ SIĘ NA PRZYGOTOWANYM PRZEZ CIEBIE SZKOLENIU?</h4>
<p>Przede wszystkim sensownego i profesjonalnego podejścia do relacji z interesariuszami : ). Chcemy maksymalnie wykorzystać szkolenie na dokładne przyjrzenie się celom i rzetelne omówienie możliwych ścieżek świadomego zarządzania relacjami z zewnętrznymi i wewnętrznymi interesariuszami organizacji. Bez nudnych wstępów i marnowania czasu na niepotrzebne dywagacje, tak denerwujące na różnego typu szkoleniach, w których sami uczestniczymy.</p>
<p>Poświęciliśmy dużo czasu na dyskusje o tym, jakich konkretnie informacji potrzebują osoby, przed którymi stoi zadanie rozwijania modelu relacji z interesariuszami w praktyce i zachęcania do takiego podejścia innych. Żadne z definicji czy omawianych przykładów nie mogą być i na pewno nie będą przypadkowe.</p>
<p>Nie chodzi o to, aby tworzyć jedynie na potrzeby spełnienia wymogów formalnych, imponujące, ale kompletnie niepraktyczne dokumenty i mijające się z prawdą, życzeniowe raporty. To strata czasu, pieniędzy, ale i ryzyko utraty szacunku w oczach tych, wobec których świadomie lub przypadkowo kierujemy nieprzemyślane działania i niespójne komunikaty.</p>
<h4><strong>PYTANIE 4. CZYLI CZEGO KONKRETNIE MOŻEMY SIĘ SPODZIEWAĆ?</strong></h4>
<p>Zależy nam, aby <strong>przygotować uczestników szkolenia do trafnego doboru metod analizy ich otoczenia rynkowego i społecznego pod kątem relacji z interesariuszami</strong>. Racjonalne podejście do tego tematu wymaga umiejętności analitycznych i odpowiedzi na kilka podstawowych pytań. Dlatego zaczynamy od celów i możliwych korzyści oraz rozwiązania/odpowiedzi, jak je dobierać do charakteru firmy i skali jej wpływów społeczno-gospodarczych.</p>
<p>Aby zyskać zaufanie interesariuszy, trzeba łączyć szczere intencje i chęć doskonalenia z konkretną wiedzą o wytycznych standardów związanych z zarządzaniem interesariuszami. Niezbędna jest również znajomość zasad skutecznego stosowania wielu metod. Stąd nasza decyzja o pokazaniu standardów zarządzania interesariuszami <strong>na praktycznych przykładach naszych klientów i innych firm</strong>. Chcemy przygotować zainteresowane tym tematem osoby do zaplanowanego pod skrupulatnie określony, transparentny cel, działania, które ma przynieść realne korzyści.</p>
<p><strong>Przyjrzymy się wytycznym i rekomendacjom takich norm i standardów</strong> jak: ISO 26000, najnowsza wersja ISO 9001, GRI G4 i AA1000. Podzielimy się naszym doświadczeniem w mapowaniu interesariuszy, analizie ich oczekiwań i rekomendacji na potrzeby różnych procesów. Wierzę, że uczestnicy szkolenia będą również zainteresowani praktyką paneli interesariuszy, które należą do moich ulubionych metod budowania relacji.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 5. A CO MOŻE PRZYTRAFIĆ SIĘ FIRMIE, KTÓRA NIE MA MODELU ZARZĄDZANIA INTERESARIUSZAMI?</h4>
<p>Najgorsze co może przytrafić się firmie i jej partnerom, to nerwowe działania ad hoc, do których próbuje się dopisać, na siłę i zbyt późno, miary sukcesu lub ideologię. Niestety, najczęściej nie wierzy w nią żaden z pracowników ani członków zarządu. Takie próby tworzenia sztucznej rzeczywistości, np. na potrzeby ratowania wizerunku, spełnienia wymogów procesu raportowania, zapisania gładko brzmiącej strategii CSR lub nowych wytycznych standardów takich jak ISO9001, potrafią przysporzyć więcej szkód niż pożytku.</p>
<p>Ostatnio wpadła mi w rękę pocztówka zachęcająca do udziału w ciekawym projekcie społecznym. Na kartce przeczytałam <strong>„Uwaga! Dialog grozi zrozumieniem”</strong>. Bardzo mnie to hasło rozbawiło, bo jest naprawdę celne.</p>
<p>Zdarza mi się słyszeć pełne niepokoju pytania o możliwe negatywne skutki zwiększenia otwartości w relacjach z interesariuszami. Co oni nam powiedzą? Co się stanie, jak spotkamy się z częścią z nich przy jednym stole i otwarcie zapytamy, co moglibyśmy robić inaczej, lepiej? Co zrobimy, kiedy się już spotkamy i będziemy rozmawiać w nieco inny niż do tej pory sposób? Czy warto coś zmieniać w naszym podejściu do komunikacji? To są pytania, na które śmiało można odpowiedzieć: dialog grozi zrozumieniem : )</p>
<blockquote><p>Najbardziej w mojej pracy lubię te momenty, kiedy nasi klienci i zapraszani do sesji dialogowych interesariusze odkrywają, jak zadziwiająco pozytywne efekty przynoszą teoretycznie proste, a jednak zaskakujące zasady prowadzenia tego typu spotkań. Korzystamy w ich trakcie ze standardu dialogu z interesariuszami AA1000. Żadne przykłady, chłodne kalkulacje i argumenty przemawiające za skorzystaniem z tej formy kontaktu z interesariuszami nie są w stanie w pełni oddać jej korzyści. Po prostu trzeba doświadczyć procesu, w którym zwiększa się wzajemny szacunek i zrozumienie, czego konsekwencją jest nowa jakość relacji i konkretne pomysły na nowe projekty.</p></blockquote>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p><a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/model-zarzadzania-interesariuszami-i-dialog-z-nimi/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zapisy na szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi”</a></p>
<p>Standard AA1000 (<a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Standard_AA1000aps_pl.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a>)</p>
<p>ISO 9001:2015 – (<a href="http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_9001-2015_-_how_to_use_it.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a> w j.ang.)</p>
<p>Ewa Zamościńska to Menedżer Projektów CSR, konsultant i doświadczony trener CSRinfo</p>
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          <p>Przed nami ostatni kwartał i intensywna praca nad realizacją zaplanowanych na 2016 rok działań. To jednocześnie również czas planów i budżetowania na kolejny rok. Na jakie kwestie warto zwrócić uwagę planując budżet i rozwój CSR w kolejnym roku?<span id="more-1950"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Artykuł prezentuje wskazówki dotyczące planowania i budżetowania działań CSR na kolejny rok niezależnie od typów projektów, które chcesz realizować.</p></blockquote>
<p>Trzeci kwartał każdego roku ma nie tylko charakter urlopowy. Osiągnęliśmy półmetek działań i często mamy za sobą podsumowanie połowy roku. To jest dobry moment by usiąść z kartką papieru, kawą, herbatą, samodzielnie lub jeśli masz zespół to ze swoją drużyną i zastanowić się nad działaniami w perspektywie kolejnych 12 miesięcy.<br />
Na dole artykułu zamieszczam proste narzędzie do ujęcia głównych projektów i działań, które może Ci w tym pomóc.</p>
<p>Pierwsza ważna sprawa, to sama <strong>technika planowania</strong>. Być może wystarczy Ci jedno spotkanie, a może kilka sesji konsultacji i analiza różnych ścieżek osiągnięcia podobnego celu. Po podstawowym planowaniu często pojawia się potrzeba zebrania dodatkowych informacji (np. ogólne rozeznanie dot. planowanego projektu, koszty, dane przemawiające za pozycją w budżecie itp.), które pozwolą Ci ocenić projekty i podjąć decyzje. Budżet CSR zazwyczaj jest szczegółowo prześwietlany. Dlatego planowanie działań rozwijających CSR wymaga nieraz szczególnej wnikliwości na tym właśnie etapie. Zazwyczaj po tym następuje przegląd planu po poprawkach i jego finalne zatwierdzenie.</p>
<p>Druga sprawa to kwestie, na które <strong>warto zwrócić uwagę</strong> już przy pierwszej sesji planowania:</p>
<h4><strong>#1 WYNIKI DZIAŁAŃ, PLANY I INTERESARIUSZE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Wyniki dotychczasowych działań tworzą bazę do wytyczania nowych. Podsumowując pół roku zapewne masz informację o tym, co się udało osiągnąć i gdzie jesteś w stosunku do założonego planu. Może jakieś działania zdecydowałaś/łeś wygasić, a może pojawiły się nowe pomysły.</p>
<p>Jeśli w organizacji funkcjonuje strategia zrównoważonego rozwoju, jesteś w bardziej komfortowej sytuacji niż Ci, którzy takiego kierunkowskazu jeszcze nie wypracowali. Wiesz konkretnie jakie cele musisz zrealizować.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Oprócz bieżących wyników działań warto przeanalizować długoterminowe plany firmy, wizję jej rozwoju i sprawdzić, na ile powinny one skorygować plan określany w skali najbliższego roku.</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Jeśli szukasz pomysłów i inspiracji, zwróć uwagę na analizę trendów, na Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30 ONZ, a jeśli jesteś z branży finansowej to na Annual CSR Outlook 2016.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Jeśli dysponujesz feedbackiem ze strony interesariuszy to również jest materiał, który należy wziąć pod uwagę. To także dobry moment na zastanowienie się, czy ten lub przyszłoroczny proces planowania działań nie powinien być wzmocniony poprzez jedną z metod angażowania interesariuszy i sprawdzania, jakie rekomendacje i opinie ma dla nas nasze otoczenie. Warto zwrócić uwagę na mapę interesariuszy i sprawdzić czy nasz plan przewiduje zaangażowanie kluczowych interesariuszy.</p>
<h4><strong>#2 EDUKACJA PRACOWNIKÓW</strong></h4>
<p>To jest punkt, na który zawsze, ale to zawsze warto zabezpieczyć środki. Jakość implementacji CSR jest uzależniona w pierwszej kolejności od świadomości i wiedzy pracowników. Przy planowaniu działań edukacyjnych warto wziąć pod uwagę różne grupy pracownicze, w zależności od Twoich i ich potrzeb.</p>
<p>Jeżeli któryś z celów strategii CSR wymaga zaangażowania szerszego grona, co jest najczęstszym scenariuszem, zastanów się na ile zwiększy się zaangażowanie wybranych pracowników, jeżeli zwiększysz ich wiedzę i stworzysz im przestrzeń do omówienia CSR z praktycznego punktu widzenia.</p>
<p>W zależności od punktu w jakim jest Twoja organizacja dzisiaj możesz potrzebować:</p>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Szkolenia dla siebie lub głównych osób w Twoim zespole z tematów CSR. Być może zdecydujesz się bardziej zaangażować, wówczas możliwe są studia podyplomowe lub cykl kursów.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Warsztatów czy szkoleń dla konkretnych grup pracowników w Twojej firmie, np. związane z konkretnymi projektami operacyjnymi np. kodeksem dla dostawców (zakupowcy), marką zrównoważonego rozwoju (handlowcy), wdrożeniem wolontariatu (dział HR).</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Szkolenia inspiracyjnego, rozwojowego, dla pracowników, którzy są szczególnie zaangażowani w rozwój tematyki CSR.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Spotkania informacyjnego/inspiracyjnego/dot. trendów dla kadry zarządzającej, które może prezentować wyniki firmy i jednocześnie pokazać firmę w szerszym kontekście zrównoważonego rozwoju.</p>
<p><strong>5.</strong> E-learningu. Edukacja i komunikacja jest na dobrym poziomie, natomiast chcesz się upewnić, że docierasz do wszystkich pracowników, w tym nowych. Wówczas rozwiązaniem jest e-learning.</p>
<h4><strong>#3 KOMUNIKACJA DZIAŁAŃ</strong></h4>
<p>Komunikacja działań i postępów jest bardzo ważna w rozwoju CSR w firmie. Pokazuje, że firma nie tylko deklaruje konkretne wartości, ale również wkłada wysiłek w ich realizację. Nie ma co ukrywać, że pracownicy i otoczenie rozpoznają CSR firmy po zakomunikowanych im działaniach.</p>
<p>Jeśli będziesz komunikować wolontariat z tym będą kojarzyć w pierwszej kolejności odpowiedzialny biznes Twojej firmy. Jeśli skoncentrujesz się np. na głównych punktach strategii zrównoważonego rozwoju, to właśnie będą pamiętali.</p>
<p>Dlatego warto zastanowić się już na etapie planowania roku o linii komunikacyjnej. <strong>Pytania, które warto sobie zadać to:</strong><br />
<strong>1.</strong> Jaki przekaz chcesz kreować w danym roku?<br />
<strong>2.</strong> Jaka grupa interesariuszy będzie szczególnie dla Ciebie ważna w tym roku?<br />
<strong>3.</strong> Kogo w firmie musisz wesprzeć w komunikacji do wybranej grupy interesariuszy?<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Czy warto zaplanować odrębny projekt związany z komunikacją?</p>
<h4><strong>PRZYDATNE INFORMACJE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Do <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Roczna_formatka_od_CSRinfo.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pobrania </a>formatka do rozpisania projektów<br />
<strong>2. </strong><a href="https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analiza_SWOT" target="_blank" rel="noopener">SWOT</a> – metoda do oceny mocnych i słabych stron celów/projektów (strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, threats)<br />
<strong>3.</strong> <a href="http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/set-goals-and-objectives-in-your-business-plan.html">ACES</a> – metoda do oceny celów/projektów (achieve, conserve, eliminate, steer clear of)<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Szkolenia <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otwarte CSRinfo </a>i edukacja CSRinfo<br />
<strong>5.</strong> Podyplomowe studia <a href="http://www.civitas.edu.pl/collegium/oferta-edukacyjna/po-polsku/studia-podyplomowe-po-polsku/kierunki-studiow-podyplomowych/obszar-marketing-zarzadzanie-badania/manager-csr" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Manager CSR </a>na Collegium Civitas (Warszawa)<br />
<strong>6.</strong> <a href="https://www.coursera.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Coursera </a>– międzynarodowa platforma ze szkoleniami e-learningowymi, w tym dotyczącymi zrównoważonego rozwoju i CSR<br />
<strong>7.</strong> Twój osobisty plan na dany rok jest równie ważny. <a href="http://www.paniswojegoczasu.pl/zostan-pania-swojego-czasu/moje-plany-na-2016-rok/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tutaj </a>znajdziesz ciekawy artykuł o planowaniu.</p>
<p><strong>Publikacje wymienione w treści artykułu</strong></p>
<p><strong>1. <a href="http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30<br />
</a>2. <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/annual-csr-outlook-2016-ogloszony/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Annual CSR Outlook 2016</a></strong></p>
<p>A jakie są Twoje patenty dotyczące tworzenia budżetu i planów CSR na kolejny rok? Podziel się z nami na <a href="https://www.facebook.com/CSRinfo/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">naszym FB</a>.</p>
<p><em>Autor: Liliana Anam</em></p>
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Publikacja jest efektem prac Grupy Roboczej, koordynowanej przez Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu w 2012 roku w ramach Programu Partnerstwa.</p>
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<p>Publikacja została oficjalnie ogłoszona podczas niedawnego (12-13 czerwca) IV Kongresu Relacji Inwestorskich SEG. Ten praktyczny przewodnik dla biznesu zawiera praktyczne wskazówki jak zbudować strategię CSR w spółce giełdowej, prezentuje wypracowane standardy oraz przedstawia korzyści jaki przynosi zarządzanie firmą w sposób społecznie odpowiedzialny. <strong>Publikacja zawiera 13 case studies i 88 przykładów z 23 branż.</strong></p>
<blockquote><p>Jako firma doradcza specjalizująca się w społecznej odpowiedzialności CSRinfo konsekwentnie podejmuje działania edukacyjne w tym obszarze, czego wyrazem jest m.in. cykl przewodników dla biznesu. Niniejszy przewodnik dedykowany jest kadrze zarządzającej. Prezentuje potencjał CSR, wypracowane praktyki i korzyści, jakie może oferować. – mówi Liliana Anam, Menedżer zarządzający CSRinfo.</p></blockquote>
<p>Publikacja została przygotowana przez CSRinfo we współpracy ze Stowarzyszeniem Emitentów Giełdowych. Partnerzy strategiczni przewodnika to Giełda Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. oraz ENEA SA. Patronat medialny objął PAP.</p>
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Przy każdym pytaniu znajdują się dodatkowe wyjaśnienia i wskazówki. Odpowiadając na pytania przedsiębiorca może dokonać samooceny.</p>
<p>Publikacja powstała w ramach regionalnego projektu „Zwiększenie przejrzystości i wiarygodności praktyk w zakresie CSR oraz wdrożenie systemów monitorowania w nowych państwach członkowskich Unii Europejskiej” realizowanego przez UNDP w pięciu krajach europejskich, w tym w Polsce.</p>
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          <p>Wytyczne OECD dla Przedsiębiorstw Wielonarodowych nie zapobiegają nieodpowiedzialnym praktykom firm – taki wniosek płynie z raportu „10 Years On” wydanego przez OECD Watch, organizacji, która zajmuje się monitoringiem funkcjonowania Wytycznych OECD.<br />
Raport ocenia efektywność Wytycznych OECD, dobrowolnego standardu promującego odpowiedzialne zachowanie się firm pochodzących z krajów OECD, lub działających na terenie krajów OECD.</p>
<p>Jego wydanie towarzyszy właśnie rozpoczętej rewizji Wytycznych. Ocenia się, że jest ona punktem zwrotnym w historii Wytycznych, ponieważ zadecyduje o przyszłości standardu. Jeśli nie zostaną wprowadzone znaczące zmiany, Wytyczne stracą na znaczeniu.</p>
<p>Według OECD Watch, instrument Wytycznych nie był wykorzystywany ze względu na brak woli politycznej, odpowiedniego mechanizmu sankcji oraz spójnego ich wdrażania.</p>
<p>Z monitoringu OECD Watch wynika, że w ciągu ostatnich 10 lat organizacje społeczne wniosły 96 spraw. Dotyczyły one przede wszystkich niszczenia środowiska i naruszania praw człowieka w krajach rozwiajających się. Te naruszenia najczęściej pojawiały się w łańcuchach wartości międzynarodowych korporacji. Według raportu Krajowe Punkty Kontaktowe OECD, ciała powołane dla wsparcia funkcjonowania Wytycznych, rzadko przyczyniały się do rozwiązania konfliktu. Większość z KPK OECD nie promuje efektywnie Wytycznych.</p>
<p>Jak wskazał Joseph Wilde-Ramsing (OECD Watch) tylko w 5 na 96 przypadków odwołanie się do Wytycznych wpłynęło na realną zmianę w zachowaniu firmy, w 10 przypadkach KPK wydały praktyczne rekomendacje, jednak nie przełożyły się one od razu na zmiany w działaniu. W pozostałych 84% przypadków, KPK nic nie wniosły do rozwiązania sytuacji konfliktowej.</p>
<p>Według OECD Watch, jeśli nie ma mechanizmu sankcji, firmy nie mają motywacji do podjęcia działań.</p>
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Menedżerowie uważają, że najważniejsze jest wdrażanie założonych celów zrównoważonego biznesu. Wśród wielu kwestii odzyskanie zaufania konsumentów jest postrzegane jak najpilniejsza sprawa. Za krytyczne czynniki sukcesu w ciągu najbliższych lat uznawana jest technologia, współpraca i lepsze zrozumienie oczekiwań klientów</p>
<p>72% badanych przyznaje, że wzmocnienie marki, zaufania i reputacji jest najsilniejszym motywatorem do podjęcia działania w zakresie zrównoważonego rozwoju i odpowiedzialnego biznesu.</p>
<p>CEO uważają, że wchodzimy w taką erę biznesu, gdzie nie będziemy skupiali się na czystym zysku i stracie jako podstawowych czynnikach oceny firmy, ale będziemy brali opod uwagę również pozytywny i negatywny wpływ na społeczeństwo i środowisko.</p>
<p>Badanie zostało przeprowadzone wśród ponad 750 dyrektorów zarządzających i uzupełnione o 50 pogłębionych wywiadów. Badanie posłużyło również do stworzenia narzędzia diagnostycznego, dzięki któremu firma może dokonać benchmarku wobec liderów.</p>
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Projekt „BRC” trwał 18 miesięcy i angażował szereg interesariuszy z pięciu krajów: Włoch, Hiszpanii, Austrii, Węgier, Portugalii i Belgii.</p>
<p>Przewodnik dla firm przygotowano w oparciu o analizę 44 najlepszych praktyk oraz o warsztaty z interesariuszami. W ten sposób powstała publikacja, która ma praktyczny wymiar.</p>
<p>Przewodnik porusza następujące kwestie:</p>
<p>BHP<br />
Ekokompatybilność<br />
Zarządzanie łańcuchem dostaw<br />
Kwestie równych szans</p>
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<p>Soft law, wpływa na firmy, nie ma jednak wiążącego charakteru. Publikacja listuje najważniejsze europejskie dokumenty oraz dyrektywy związane ze społeczną odpowiedzialnością biznesu. Stanowi przejrzysty przegląd rozwoju zaleceń i regulacji.</p>
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*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param WP_Post|object $post Post object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:265
          ⧉public __isset($key): bool Isset-er.
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* Isset-er.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Property to check if set.
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:279
          ⧉public __get($key): mixed Getter.
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* Getter.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Key to get.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:307
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*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $filter Filter.
* @return WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:358
          ⧉public to_array(): array Object as array. Convert object to array.
          /**
* Convert object to array.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @return array Object as array.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:377
          ⇄⧉public static get_instance($post_id): WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise. Retrieve WP_Post instance.
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* Retrieve WP_Post instance.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param int $post_id Post ID.
* @return WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise.
*/

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          CO MYŚLI 89% PREZESÓW O CSR? CZY TWÓJ PREZES PODZIELA WIZJĘ GLOBALNYCH LIDERÓW? A TY?
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          ⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (2780) "<p>Co myślą prezesi o zrównoważonym rozwoju odkrywa przed nami największe do...
          <p>Co myślą prezesi o zrównoważonym rozwoju odkrywa przed nami największe dotąd badanie ONZ-towskiej inicjatywy Global Compact i firmy Accenture. Jak Ty byś odpowiedziała/ł na pytania? A jak Twój prezes? Tak samo? Sprawdź.<span id="more-1970"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Artykuł pokazuje wyniki największego dotąd badania UN Global Compact i Accenture wśród prezesów na temat odpowiedzialnego i zrównoważonego biznesu – „<em>Agenda 2030 a window of opportunity</em>”.</p></blockquote>
<p>W 2016 roku badanie ankietowe uzyskało ponad 1000 odpowiedzi, które zostały pogłębione przez badania z 50 prezesami reprezentującymi firmy – wiodących innowatorów. Zanim zaczniesz dalej czytać, słowo wyjaśnienia. Na potrzeby niniejszego artykułu termin „sustainability” tłumaczymy jako CSR/odpowiedzialny i zrównoważony biznes.</p>
<h4>JAK PREZESI WIDZĄ CELE ZRÓWNOWAŻONEGO ROZWOJU ONZ NA LATA 2015-30?</h4>
<p>Aż<strong> 87%</strong> postrzega Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju ONZ na lata 2015-30 jako szansę na przemyślenie podejścia do tworzenia wartości w firmie.</p>
<p><strong>70%</strong> uważa, że Cele stanowią ustrukturyzowaną ramę dla podejmowanych działań. Jednak tylko połowa – <strong>49%</strong> jest przekonanych, że biznes będzie najważniejszym aktorem w osiągnięciu Celów.</p>
<p>Znacznie więcej z nich, bo aż<strong> 73%</strong> uważa, że biznes powinien rozwinąć wskaźniki do mierzenia i komunikacji swojego wpływu na realizację Celów.</p>
<h4>CZY DEKLARACJE DOT. CSR PRZEKŁADAJĄ SIĘ NA DZIAŁANIA?</h4>
<p><strong>89%</strong> prezesów uważa, że deklaracje zaangażowania w CSR przekładają się na realne działania w ich branży.</p>
<p>Być może wynika to z faktu, że<strong> 80%</strong> z nich wierzy, że pokazanie zaangażowania w realizację celów społecznych stanowi czynnik wyróżniający w ich branży.</p>
<h4>A JAK DZIAŁAJĄ ICH FIRMY? CZY PODEJŚCIE CSR-OWE JEST W NICH OBECNE?</h4>
<p><strong>90%</strong> prezesów czuje się osobiście odpowiedzialnymi za określenie jasnego celu ich firmy i jej roli w społeczeństwie.</p>
<p>Aż <strong>59%</strong> z nich uważa, że ich firma jest w stanie skwantyfikować wartość inicjatyw CSR. W 2013 roku takiej odpowiedzi udzieliło 38%.</p>
<p><strong>88%</strong> uważa, że większa integracja kwestii CSR z rynkami finansowymi jest niezbędna dla dalszego postępu. Jednak tylko <strong>10%</strong> wskazuje presję inwestorów jako jeden z top 3 czynników mobilizujących ich do działań CSR.</p>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p>Informacje o badaniu dostępne są na <a href="https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-un-global-compact-ceo-study"><strong>dedykowanej stronie</strong></a>.</p>
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        • ⧉public __construct($post) Constructor.
          /**
* Constructor.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param WP_Post|object $post Post object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:265
          ⧉public __isset($key): bool Isset-er.
          /**
* Isset-er.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Property to check if set.
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:279
          ⧉public __get($key): mixed Getter.
          /**
* Getter.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $key Key to get.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:307
          ⧉public filter($filter): WP_Post {@Missing Summary}
          /**
* {@Missing Summary}
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @param string $filter Filter.
* @return WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:358
          ⧉public to_array(): array Object as array. Convert object to array.
          /**
* Convert object to array.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @return array Object as array.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:377
          ⇄⧉public static get_instance($post_id): WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise. Retrieve WP_Post instance.
          \WP_Post::get_instance($post_id)
          /**
* Retrieve WP_Post instance.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param int $post_id Post ID.
* @return WP_Post|false Post object, false otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-post.php:232
        public comment_count -> integer 0
        public current_comment -> integer -1
        public found_posts -> integer 11
        public max_num_pages -> double 1
        public max_num_comment_pages -> integer 0
        public is_single -> boolean false
        public is_preview -> boolean false
        public is_page -> boolean false
        public is_archive -> boolean true
        public is_date -> boolean false
        public is_year -> boolean false
        public is_month -> boolean false
        public is_day -> boolean false
        public is_time -> boolean false
        public is_author -> boolean false
        public is_category -> boolean false
        public is_tag -> boolean false
        public is_tax -> boolean true
        public is_search -> boolean false
        public is_feed -> boolean false
        public is_comment_feed -> boolean false
        public is_trackback -> boolean false
        public is_home -> boolean false
        public is_privacy_policy -> boolean false
        public is_404 -> boolean false
        public is_embed -> boolean false
        public is_paged -> boolean false
        public is_admin -> boolean false
        public is_attachment -> boolean false
        public is_singular -> boolean false
        public is_robots -> boolean false
        public is_favicon -> boolean false
        public is_posts_page -> boolean false
        public is_post_type_archive -> boolean false
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      • ⧉public init() Initiates object properties and sets default values.
        /**
* Initiates object properties and sets default values.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:519
        ⧉public parse_query_vars() Reparses the query vars.
        /**
* Reparses the query vars.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:547
        ⧉public fill_query_vars($query_vars): array Complete query variables with undefined ones filled in empty. Fills in the query variables, which do not exist within the parameter.
        /**
* Fills in the query variables, which do not exist within the parameter.
*
* @since 2.1.0
* @since 4.5.0 Removed the `comments_popup` public query variable.
*
* @param array $query_vars Defined query variables.
* @return array Complete query variables with undefined ones filled in empty.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:560
        ⧉public parse_query($query = '') Parses a query string and sets query type booleans.
        /**
* Parses a query string and sets query type booleans.
*
* @since 1.5.0
* @since 4.2.0 Introduced the ability to order by specific clauses of a `$meta_query`, by passing the clause's
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* @since 4.4.0 Introduced `$post_name__in` and `$title` parameters. `$s` was updated to support excluded
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* @since 4.5.0 Removed the `$comments_popup` parameter.
*              Introduced the `$comment_status` and `$ping_status` parameters.
*              Introduced `RAND(x)` syntax for `$orderby`, which allows an integer seed value to random sorts.
* @since 4.6.0 Added 'post_name__in' support for `$orderby`. Introduced the `$lazy_load_term_meta` argument.
* @since 4.9.0 Introduced the `$comment_count` parameter.
* @since 5.1.0 Introduced the `$meta_compare_key` parameter.
* @since 5.3.0 Introduced the `$meta_type_key` parameter.
* @since 6.1.0 Introduced the `$update_menu_item_cache` parameter.
* @since 6.2.0 Introduced the `$search_columns` parameter.
*
* @param string|array $query {
*     Optional. Array or string of Query parameters.
*
*     @type int             $attachment_id          Attachment post ID. Used for 'attachment' post_type.
*     @type int|string      $author                 Author ID, or comma-separated list of IDs.
*     @type string          $author_name            User 'user_nicename'.
*     @type int[]           $author__in             An array of author IDs to query from.
*     @type int[]           $author__not_in         An array of author IDs not to query from.
*     @type bool            $cache_results          Whether to cache post information. Default true.
*     @type int|string      $cat                    Category ID or comma-separated list of IDs (this or any children).
*     @type int[]           $category__and          An array of category IDs (AND in).
*     @type int[]           $category__in           An array of category IDs (OR in, no children).
*     @type int[]           $category__not_in       An array of category IDs (NOT in).
*     @type string          $category_name          Use category slug (not name, this or any children).
*     @type array|int       $comment_count          Filter results by comment count. Provide an integer to match
*                                                   comment count exactly. Provide an array with integer 'value'
*                                                   and 'compare' operator ('=', '!=', '>', '>=', '<', '<=' ) to
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*     @type string          $comment_status         Comment status.
*     @type int             $comments_per_page      The number of comments to return per page.
*                                                   Default 'comments_per_page' option.
*     @type array           $date_query             An associative array of WP_Date_Query arguments.
*                                                   See WP_Date_Query::__construct().
*     @type int             $day                    Day of the month. Default empty. Accepts numbers 1-31.
*     @type bool            $exact                  Whether to search by exact keyword. Default false.
*     @type string          $fields                 Post fields to query for. Accepts:
*                                                   - '' Returns an array of complete post objects (`WP_Post[]`).
*                                                   - 'ids' Returns an array of post IDs (`int[]`).
*                                                   - 'id=>parent' Returns an associative array of parent post IDs,
*                                                     keyed by post ID (`int[]`).
*                                                   Default ''.
*     @type int             $hour                   Hour of the day. Default empty. Accepts numbers 0-23.
*     @type int|bool        $ignore_sticky_posts    Whether to ignore sticky posts or not. Setting this to false
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*                                                   Default false.
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*                                                   numbers 01-12. Default empty.
*     @type string|string[] $meta_key               Meta key or keys to filter by.
*     @type string|string[] $meta_value             Meta value or values to filter by.
*     @type string          $meta_compare           MySQL operator used for comparing the meta value.
*                                                   See WP_Meta_Query::__construct() for accepted values and default value.
*     @type string          $meta_compare_key       MySQL operator used for comparing the meta key.
*                                                   See WP_Meta_Query::__construct() for accepted values and default value.
*     @type string          $meta_type              MySQL data type that the meta_value column will be CAST to for comparisons.
*                                                   See WP_Meta_Query::__construct() for accepted values and default value.
*     @type string          $meta_type_key          MySQL data type that the meta_key column will be CAST to for comparisons.
*                                                   See WP_Meta_Query::__construct() for accepted values and default value.
*     @type array           $meta_query             An associative array of WP_Meta_Query arguments.
*                                                   See WP_Meta_Query::__construct() for accepted values.
*     @type int             $menu_order             The menu order of the posts.
*     @type int             $minute                 Minute of the hour. Default empty. Accepts numbers 0-59.
*     @type int             $monthnum               The two-digit month. Default empty. Accepts numbers 1-12.
*     @type string          $name                   Post slug.
*     @type bool            $nopaging               Show all posts (true) or paginate (false). Default false.
*     @type bool            $no_found_rows          Whether to skip counting the total rows found. Enabling can improve
*                                                   performance. Default false.
*     @type int             $offset                 The number of posts to offset before retrieval.
*     @type string          $order                  Designates ascending or descending order of posts. Default 'DESC'.
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*     @type string|array    $orderby                Sort retrieved posts by parameter. One or more options may be passed.
*                                                   To use 'meta_value', or 'meta_value_num', 'meta_key=keyname' must be
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*                                                   - 'name'
*                                                   - 'author'
*                                                   - 'date'
*                                                   - 'title'
*                                                   - 'modified'
*                                                   - 'menu_order'
*                                                   - 'parent'
*                                                   - 'ID'
*                                                   - 'rand'
*                                                   - 'relevance'
*                                                   - 'RAND(x)' (where 'x' is an integer seed value)
*                                                   - 'comment_count'
*                                                   - 'meta_value'
*                                                   - 'meta_value_num'
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*                                                   - 'post_name__in'
*                                                   - 'post_parent__in'
*                                                   - The array keys of `$meta_query`.
*                                                   Default is 'date', except when a search is being performed, when
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*     @type int             $page                   Show the number of posts that would show up on page X of a
*                                                   static front page.
*     @type int             $paged                  The number of the current page.
*     @type int             $page_id                Page ID.
*     @type string          $pagename               Page slug.
*     @type string          $perm                   Show posts if user has the appropriate capability.
*     @type string          $ping_status            Ping status.
*     @type int[]           $post__in               An array of post IDs to retrieve, sticky posts will be included.
*     @type int[]           $post__not_in           An array of post IDs not to retrieve. Note: a string of comma-
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*     @type string          $post_mime_type         The mime type of the post. Used for 'attachment' post_type.
*     @type string[]        $post_name__in          An array of post slugs that results must match.
*     @type int             $post_parent            Page ID to retrieve child pages for. Use 0 to only retrieve
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*     @type int[]           $post_parent__in        An array containing parent page IDs to query child pages from.
*     @type int[]           $post_parent__not_in    An array containing parent page IDs not to query child pages from.
*     @type string|string[] $post_type              A post type slug (string) or array of post type slugs.
*                                                   Default 'any' if using 'tax_query'.
*     @type string|string[] $post_status            A post status (string) or array of post statuses.
*     @type int             $posts_per_page         The number of posts to query for. Use -1 to request all posts.
*     @type int             $posts_per_archive_page The number of posts to query for by archive page. Overrides
*                                                   'posts_per_page' when is_archive(), or is_search() are true.
*     @type string          $s                      Search keyword(s). Prepending a term with a hyphen will
*                                                   exclude posts matching that term. Eg, 'pillow -sofa' will
*                                                   return posts containing 'pillow' but not 'sofa'. The
*                                                   character used for exclusion can be modified using the
*                                                   the 'wp_query_search_exclusion_prefix' filter.
*     @type string[]        $search_columns         Array of column names to be searched. Accepts 'post_title',
*                                                   'post_excerpt' and 'post_content'. Default empty array.
*     @type int             $second                 Second of the minute. Default empty. Accepts numbers 0-59.
*     @type bool            $sentence               Whether to search by phrase. Default false.
*     @type bool            $suppress_filters       Whether to suppress filters. Default false.
*     @type string          $tag                    Tag slug. Comma-separated (either), Plus-separated (all).
*     @type int[]           $tag__and               An array of tag IDs (AND in).
*     @type int[]           $tag__in                An array of tag IDs (OR in).
*     @type int[]           $tag__not_in            An array of tag IDs (NOT in).
*     @type int             $tag_id                 Tag id or comma-separated list of IDs.
*     @type string[]        $tag_slug__and          An array of tag slugs (AND in).
*     @type string[]        $tag_slug__in           An array of tag slugs (OR in). unless 'ignore_sticky_posts' is
*                                                   true. Note: a string of comma-separated IDs will NOT work.
*     @type array           $tax_query              An associative array of WP_Tax_Query arguments.
*                                                   See WP_Tax_Query::__construct().
*     @type string          $title                  Post title.
*     @type bool            $update_post_meta_cache Whether to update the post meta cache. Default true.
*     @type bool            $update_post_term_cache Whether to update the post term cache. Default true.
*     @type bool            $update_menu_item_cache Whether to update the menu item cache. Default false.
*     @type bool            $lazy_load_term_meta    Whether to lazy-load term meta. Setting to false will
*                                                   disable cache priming for term meta, so that each
*                                                   get_term_meta() call will hit the database.
*                                                   Defaults to the value of `$update_post_term_cache`.
*     @type int             $w                      The week number of the year. Default empty. Accepts numbers 0-53.
*     @type int             $year                   The four-digit year. Default empty. Accepts any four-digit year.
* }
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:791
        ⧉public parse_tax_query(&$q) Parses various taxonomy related query vars.
        /**
* Parses various taxonomy related query vars.
*
* For BC, this method is not marked as protected. See [28987].
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param array $q The query variables. Passed by reference.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1152
        ⧉public set_404() Sets the 404 property and saves whether query is feed.
        /**
* Sets the 404 property and saves whether query is feed.
*
* @since 2.0.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1804
        ⧉public get($query_var, $default_value = ''): mixed Contents of the query variable. Retrieves the value of a query variable.
        /**
* Retrieves the value of a query variable.
*
* @since 1.5.0
* @since 3.9.0 The `$default_value` argument was introduced.
*
* @param string $query_var     Query variable key.
* @param mixed  $default_value Optional. Value to return if the query variable is not set.
*                              Default empty string.
* @return mixed Contents of the query variable.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1833
        ⧉public set($query_var, $value) Sets the value of a query variable.
        /**
* Sets the value of a query variable.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $query_var Query variable key.
* @param mixed  $value     Query variable value.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1849
        ⧉public get_posts(): WP_Post[]|int[] Array of post objects or post IDs. Retrieves an array of posts based on query variables.
        /**
* Retrieves an array of posts based on query variables.
*
* There are a few filters and actions that can be used to modify the post
* database query.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @return WP_Post[]|int[] Array of post objects or post IDs.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1865
        ⧉public next_post(): WP_Post Next post. Sets up the next post and iterate current post index.
        /**
* Sets up the next post and iterate current post index.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return WP_Post Next post.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3638
        ⧉public the_post() Sets up the current post.
        /**
* Sets up the current post.
*
* Retrieves the next post, sets up the post, sets the 'in the loop'
* property to true.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @global WP_Post $post Global post object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3657
        ⧉public have_posts(): bool True if posts are available, false if end of the loop. Determines whether there are more posts available in the loop.
        /**
* Determines whether there are more posts available in the loop.
*
* Calls the {@see 'loop_end'} action when the loop is complete.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return bool True if posts are available, false if end of the loop.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3699
        ⧉public rewind_posts() Rewinds the posts and resets post index.
        /**
* Rewinds the posts and resets post index.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3735
        ⧉public next_comment(): WP_Comment Comment object. Iterates current comment index and returns WP_Comment object.
        /**
* Iterates current comment index and returns WP_Comment object.
*
* @since 2.2.0
*
* @return WP_Comment Comment object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3749
        ⧉public the_comment() Sets up the current comment.
        /**
* Sets up the current comment.
*
* @since 2.2.0
*
* @global WP_Comment $comment Global comment object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3764
        ⧉public have_comments(): bool True if comments are available, false if no more comments. Determines whether there are more comments available.
        /**
* Determines whether there are more comments available.
*
* Automatically rewinds comments when finished.
*
* @since 2.2.0
*
* @return bool True if comments are available, false if no more comments.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3788
        ⧉public rewind_comments() Rewinds the comments, resets the comment index and comment to first.
        /**
* Rewinds the comments, resets the comment index and comment to first.
*
* @since 2.2.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3803
        ⧉public query($query): WP_Post[]|int[] Array of post objects or post IDs. Sets up the WordPress query by parsing query string.
        /**
* Sets up the WordPress query by parsing query string.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @see WP_Query::parse_query() for all available arguments.
*
* @param string|array $query URL query string or array of query arguments.
* @return WP_Post[]|int[] Array of post objects or post IDs.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3820
        ⧉public get_queried_object(): WP_Term|WP_Post_Type|WP_Post|WP_User|null The queried object. Retrieves the currently queried object.
        /**
* Retrieves the currently queried object.
*
* If queried object is not set, then the queried object will be set from
* the category, tag, taxonomy, posts page, single post, page, or author
* query variable. After it is set up, it will be returned.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return WP_Term|WP_Post_Type|WP_Post|WP_User|null The queried object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3838
        ⧉public get_queried_object_id(): int Retrieves the ID of the currently queried object.
        /**
* Retrieves the ID of the currently queried object.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return int
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3933
        ⧉public __construct($query = '') Constructor.
        /**
* Constructor.
*
* Sets up the WordPress query, if parameter is not empty.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @see WP_Query::parse_query() for all available arguments.
*
* @param string|array $query URL query string or array of vars.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3954
        ⧉public __get($name): mixed Property. Makes private properties readable for backward compatibility.
        /**
* Makes private properties readable for backward compatibility.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @param string $name Property to get.
* @return mixed Property.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3968
        ⧉public __isset($name): bool Whether the property is set. Makes private properties checkable for backward compatibility.
        /**
* Makes private properties checkable for backward compatibility.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @param string $name Property to check if set.
* @return bool Whether the property is set.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3982
        ⧉public __call($name, $arguments): mixed|false Return value of the callback, false otherwise. Makes private/protected methods readable for backward compatibility.
        /**
* Makes private/protected methods readable for backward compatibility.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @param string $name      Method to call.
* @param array  $arguments Arguments to pass when calling.
* @return mixed|false Return value of the callback, false otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3997
        ⧉public is_archive(): bool Whether the query is for an existing archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing archive page.
*
* Archive pages include category, tag, author, date, custom post type,
* and custom taxonomy based archives.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @see WP_Query::is_category()
* @see WP_Query::is_tag()
* @see WP_Query::is_author()
* @see WP_Query::is_date()
* @see WP_Query::is_post_type_archive()
* @see WP_Query::is_tax()
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing archive page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4021
        ⧉public is_post_type_archive($post_types = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing post type archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing post type archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing post type archive page.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param string|string[] $post_types Optional. Post type or array of posts types
*                                    to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing post type archive page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4034
        ⧉public is_attachment($attachment = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing attachment page. Determines whether the query is for an existing attachment page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing attachment page.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $attachment Optional. Attachment ID, title, slug, or array of such
*                                              to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing attachment page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4061
        ⧉public is_author($author = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing author archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing author archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing author archive page.
*
* If the $author parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the authors specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $author Optional. User ID, nickname, nicename, or array of such
*                                          to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing author archive page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4099
        ⧉public is_category($category = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing category archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing category archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing category archive page.
*
* If the $category parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the categories specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $category Optional. Category ID, name, slug, or array of such
*                                            to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing category archive page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4138
        ⧉public is_tag($tag = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing tag archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing tag archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing tag archive page.
*
* If the $tag parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the tags specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $tag Optional. Tag ID, name, slug, or array of such
*                                       to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing tag archive page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4177
        ⧉public is_tax($taxonomy = '', $term = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing custom taxonomy archive page. Determines whether the query is for an existing custom taxonomy archive page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing custom taxonomy archive page.
*
* If the $taxonomy parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for that specific $taxonomy.
*
* If the $term parameter is specified in addition to the $taxonomy parameter,
* this function will additionally check if the query is for one of the terms
* specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @global WP_Taxonomy[] $wp_taxonomies Registered taxonomies.
*
* @param string|string[]           $taxonomy Optional. Taxonomy slug or slugs to check against.
*                                            Default empty.
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $term     Optional. Term ID, name, slug, or array of such
*                                            to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing custom taxonomy archive page.
*              True for custom taxonomy archive pages, false for built-in taxonomies
*              (category and tag archives).
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4226
        ⧉public is_comments_popup(): false Always returns false. Determines whether the current URL is within the comments popup window.
        /**
* Determines whether the current URL is within the comments popup window.
*
* @since 3.1.0
* @deprecated 4.5.0
*
* @return false Always returns false.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4268
        ⧉public is_date(): bool Whether the query is for an existing date archive. Determines whether the query is for an existing date archive.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing date archive.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing date archive.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4281
        ⧉public is_day(): bool Whether the query is for an existing day archive. Determines whether the query is for an existing day archive.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing day archive.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing day archive.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4292
        ⧉public is_feed($feeds = ''): bool Whether the query is for a feed. Determines whether the query is for a feed.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a feed.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @param string|string[] $feeds Optional. Feed type or array of feed types
*                                         to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for a feed.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4305
        ⧉public is_comment_feed(): bool Whether the query is for a comments feed. Determines whether the query is for a comments feed.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a comments feed.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a comments feed.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4325
        ⧉public is_front_page(): bool Whether the query is for the front page of the site. Determines whether the query is for the front page of the site.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for the front page of the site.
*
* This is for what is displayed at your site's main URL.
*
* Depends on the site's "Front page displays" Reading Settings 'show_on_front' and 'page_on_front'.
*
* If you set a static page for the front page of your site, this function will return
* true when viewing that page.
*
* Otherwise the same as {@see WP_Query::is_home()}.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for the front page of the site.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4345
        ⧉public is_home(): bool Whether the query is for the blog homepage. Determines whether the query is for the blog homepage.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for the blog homepage.
*
* This is the page which shows the time based blog content of your site.
*
* Depends on the site's "Front page displays" Reading Settings 'show_on_front' and 'page_for_posts'.
*
* If you set a static page for the front page of your site, this function will return
* true only on the page you set as the "Posts page".
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @see WP_Query::is_front_page()
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for the blog homepage.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4374
        ⧉public is_privacy_policy(): bool Whether the query is for the Privacy Policy page. Determines whether the query is for the Privacy Policy page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for the Privacy Policy page.
*
* This is the page which shows the Privacy Policy content of your site.
*
* Depends on the site's "Change your Privacy Policy page" Privacy Settings 'wp_page_for_privacy_policy'.
*
* This function will return true only on the page you set as the "Privacy Policy page".
*
* @since 5.2.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for the Privacy Policy page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4391
        ⧉public is_month(): bool Whether the query is for an existing month archive. Determines whether the query is for an existing month archive.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing month archive.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing month archive.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4408
        ⧉public is_page($page = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing single page. Determines whether the query is for an existing single page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing single page.
*
* If the $page parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the pages specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @see WP_Query::is_single()
* @see WP_Query::is_singular()
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $page Optional. Page ID, title, slug, path, or array of such
*                                        to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing single page.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4427
        ⧉public is_paged(): bool Whether the query is for a paged result. Determines whether the query is for a paged result and not for the first page.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a paged result and not for the first page.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a paged result.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4472
        ⧉public is_preview(): bool Whether the query is for a post or page preview. Determines whether the query is for a post or page preview.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a post or page preview.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a post or page preview.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4483
        ⧉public is_robots(): bool Whether the query is for the robots.txt file. Determines whether the query is for the robots.txt file.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for the robots.txt file.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for the robots.txt file.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4494
        ⧉public is_favicon(): bool Whether the query is for the favicon.ico file. Determines whether the query is for the favicon.ico file.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for the favicon.ico file.
*
* @since 5.4.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for the favicon.ico file.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4505
        ⧉public is_search(): bool Whether the query is for a search. Determines whether the query is for a search.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a search.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a search.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4516
        ⧉public is_single($post = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing single post. Determines whether the query is for an existing single post.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing single post.
*
* Works for any post type excluding pages.
*
* If the $post parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the Posts specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @see WP_Query::is_page()
* @see WP_Query::is_singular()
*
* @param int|string|int[]|string[] $post Optional. Post ID, title, slug, path, or array of such
*                                        to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing single post.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4537
        ⧉public is_singular($post_types = ''): bool Whether the query is for an existing single post Determines whether the query is for an existing single post of any post type ...
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing single post of any post type
* (post, attachment, page, custom post types).
*
* If the $post_types parameter is specified, this function will additionally
* check if the query is for one of the Posts Types specified.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @see WP_Query::is_page()
* @see WP_Query::is_single()
*
* @param string|string[] $post_types Optional. Post type or array of post types
*                                    to check against. Default empty.
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing single post
*              or any of the given post types.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4591
        ⧉public is_time(): bool Whether the query is for a specific time. Determines whether the query is for a specific time.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a specific time.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a specific time.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4611
        ⧉public is_trackback(): bool Whether the query is for a trackback endpoint call. Determines whether the query is for a trackback endpoint call.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for a trackback endpoint call.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for a trackback endpoint call.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4622
        ⧉public is_year(): bool Whether the query is for an existing year archive. Determines whether the query is for an existing year archive.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an existing year archive.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an existing year archive.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4633
        ⧉public is_404(): bool Whether the query is a 404 error. Determines whether the query is a 404 (returns no results).
        /**
* Determines whether the query is a 404 (returns no results).
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is a 404 error.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4644
        ⧉public is_embed(): bool Whether the query is for an embedded post. Determines whether the query is for an embedded post.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is for an embedded post.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @return bool Whether the query is for an embedded post.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4655
        ⧉public is_main_query(): bool Whether the query is the main query. Determines whether the query is the main query.
        /**
* Determines whether the query is the main query.
*
* @since 3.3.0
*
* @global WP_Query $wp_query WordPress Query object.
*
* @return bool Whether the query is the main query.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4668
        ⧉public setup_postdata($post): true True when finished. Sets up global post data.
        /**
* Sets up global post data.
*
* @since 4.1.0
* @since 4.4.0 Added the ability to pass a post ID to `$post`.
*
* @global int     $id
* @global WP_User $authordata
* @global string  $currentday
* @global string  $currentmonth
* @global int     $page
* @global array   $pages
* @global int     $multipage
* @global int     $more
* @global int     $numpages
*
* @param WP_Post|object|int $post WP_Post instance or Post ID/object.
* @return true True when finished.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4692
        ⧉public generate_postdata($post): array|false Elements of post or false on failure. Generates post data.
        /**
* Generates post data.
*
* @since 5.2.0
*
* @param WP_Post|object|int $post WP_Post instance or Post ID/object.
* @return array|false Elements of post or false on failure.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4740
        ⧉public reset_postdata() After looping through a nested query, this function restores the $post global...
        /**
* After looping through a nested query, this function
* restores the $post global to the current post in this query.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @global WP_Post $post Global post object.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4897
        ⧉public lazyload_term_meta($check, $term_id): mixed Lazyloads term meta for posts in the loop.
        /**
* Lazyloads term meta for posts in the loop.
*
* @since 4.4.0
* @deprecated 4.5.0 See wp_queue_posts_for_term_meta_lazyload().
*
* @param mixed $check
* @param int   $term_id
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4914
        ⧉public lazyload_comment_meta($check, $comment_id): mixed Lazyloads comment meta for comments in the loop.
        /**
* Lazyloads comment meta for comments in the loop.
*
* @since 4.4.0
* @deprecated 4.5.0 See wp_lazyload_comment_meta().
*
* @param mixed $check
* @param int   $comment_id
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4929
        ⧉protected parse_search(&$q): string WHERE clause. Generates SQL for the WHERE clause based on passed search terms.
        /**
* Generates SQL for the WHERE clause based on passed search terms.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array $q Query variables.
* @return string WHERE clause.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1394
        ⧉protected parse_search_terms($terms): string[] Terms that are not stopwords. Checks if the terms are suitable for searching.
        /**
* Checks if the terms are suitable for searching.
*
* Uses an array of stopwords (terms) that are excluded from the separate
* term matching when searching for posts. The list of English stopwords is
* the approximate search engines list, and is translatable.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @param string[] $terms Array of terms to check.
* @return string[] Terms that are not stopwords.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1517
        ⧉protected get_search_stopwords(): string[] Stopwords. Retrieves stopwords used when parsing search terms.
        /**
* Retrieves stopwords used when parsing search terms.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @return string[] Stopwords.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1553
        ⧉protected parse_search_order(&$q): string ORDER BY clause. Generates SQL for the ORDER BY condition based on passed search terms.
        /**
* Generates SQL for the ORDER BY condition based on passed search terms.
*
* @since 3.7.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array $q Query variables.
* @return string ORDER BY clause.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1600
        ⧉protected parse_orderby($orderby): string|false Table-prefixed value to used in the ORDER clause. False otherwise. Converts the given orderby alias (if allowed) to a properly-prefixed value.
        /**
* Converts the given orderby alias (if allowed) to a properly-prefixed value.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param string $orderby Alias for the field to order by.
* @return string|false Table-prefixed value to used in the ORDER clause. False otherwise.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1659
        ⧉protected parse_order($order): string The sanitized 'order' query variable. Parse an 'order' query variable and cast it to ASC or DESC as necessary.
        /**
* Parse an 'order' query variable and cast it to ASC or DESC as necessary.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @param string $order The 'order' query variable.
* @return string The sanitized 'order' query variable.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:1787
        ⧉protected generate_cache_key(array $args, $sql): string Cache key. Generates cache key.
        /**
* Generates cache key.
*
* @since 6.1.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array  $args Query arguments.
* @param string $sql  SQL statement.
* @return string Cache key.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:4846
        ⧉private init_query_flags() Resets query flags to false.
        /**
* Resets query flags to false.
*
* The query flags are what page info WordPress was able to figure out.
*
* @since 2.0.0
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:483
        ⧉private set_found_posts($q, $limits) Sets up the amount of found posts and the number of pages (if limit clause wa...
        /**
* Sets up the amount of found posts and the number of pages (if limit clause was used)
* for the current query.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
*
* @param array  $q      Query variables.
* @param string $limits LIMIT clauses of the query.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php:3581
      private _posts_class -> string (12) "\Timber\Post"
    • ⧉public __construct($query = false, $posts_class = 'Timber\\Post')
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:23
      ⧉public post_count()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:63
      ⧉public found_posts(): int Gets the amount of found posts in the query.
      /**
* Gets the amount of found posts in the query.
*
* @api
* @since 1.11.1
*
* @return int
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:75
      ⧉public get_pagination($prefs)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:79
      ⧉public get_posts($return_collection = false)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:83
      ⧉public valid()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:133
      ⧉public current()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:137
      ⧉final public next() Don't implement next, because current already advances the loop
      /**
* Don't implement next, because current already advances the loop
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:150
      ⧉public rewind()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:152
      ⧉public key()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:156
      ⧉public count(): int The custom count as an integer. Count elements of an object.
      /**
* Count elements of an object.
*
* Necessary for some Twig `loop` variable properties.
* @see http://twig.sensiolabs.org/doc/tags/for.html#the-loop-variable
* @link  http://php.net/manual/en/countable.count.php
* @return int The custom count as an integer.
* The return value is cast to an integer.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:202
      ⇄⧉public static get_query_from_array_of_ids($query = array())
      \Timber\QueryIterator::get_query_from_array_of_ids($query = array())
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:93
      ⇄⧉public static get_query_from_string($string = '')
      \Timber\QueryIterator::get_query_from_string($string = '')
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:107
      ⇄⧉public static fix_number_posts_wp_quirk($query)
      \Timber\QueryIterator::fix_number_posts_wp_quirk($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:161
      ⇄⧉public static fix_cat_wp_quirk($query)
      \Timber\QueryIterator::fix_cat_wp_quirk($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:170
      ⇄⧉public static handle_maybe_custom_posts_page($query): WP_Query this will test for whether a custom page to display posts is active, and if s...
      \Timber\QueryIterator::handle_maybe_custom_posts_page($query)
      /**
* this will test for whether a custom page to display posts is active, and if so, set the query to the default
* @param  WP_Query $query the original query recived from WordPress
* @return WP_Query
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/QueryIterator.php:184
    • ⧉ => Timber\Post (50)
      • Properties (50)
      • Available methods (95)
      • Static class properties
      • public id -> integer 1331
        public ID -> integer 1331
        public object_type -> string (4) "post"
        public ImageClass -> string (12) "Timber\Image"
        public PostClass -> string (11) "Timber\Post"
        public TermClass -> string (11) "Timber\Term"
        ⧉public custom -> array (13)
        _edit_lock => string (12) "1666682257:2"
        _edit_last => string (1) "2"
        _wp_old_date => string (10) "2022-10-25"
        img_main => string (4) "1044"
        _img_main => string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
        text_preview => string (0) ""
        _text_preview => string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
        ⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (457) "<p>Profesor John Ruggie jest autorem briefingu prezentującego aktualną sytua...
        <p>Profesor John Ruggie jest autorem briefingu prezentującego aktualną sytuację regulacji typu „soft law” na terenie Unii Europejskiej, w obszarze społecznej odpowiedzialności biznesu.</p>
<p>Soft law, wpływa na firmy, nie ma jednak wiążącego charakteru. Publikacja listuje najważniejsze europejskie dokumenty oraz dyrektywy związane ze społeczną odpowiedzialnością biznesu. Stanowi przejrzysty przegląd rozwoju zaleceń i regulacji.</p>
        _content_content_0_text => string (19) "field_62c4151f67596"
        ⧉content_content => array (1)
        0 => string (4) "text"
        _content_content => string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
        content => string (0) ""
        _content => string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
        protected ___content -> null
        protected _permalink -> null
        protected _next -> array (0)
        protected _prev -> array (0)
        protected _css_class -> null
        public post_author -> string (1) "2"
        public post_content -> string (0) ""
        public post_date -> string (19) "2009-08-09 09:16:37"
        public post_excerpt -> string (0) ""
        public post_parent -> integer 0
        public post_status -> string (7) "publish"
        public post_title -> UTF-8 string (46) "SOFT LAW’ W ZAKRESIE CSR W UNII EUROPEJSKIEJ"
        public post_type -> string (4) "blog"
        public slug -> string (43) "soft-law-w-zakresie-csr-w-unii-europejskiej"
        protected __type -> null
        public _edit_lock -> string (12) "1666682257:2"
        public _edit_last -> string (1) "2"
        public _wp_old_date -> string (10) "2022-10-25"
        public img_main -> string (4) "1044"
        public _img_main -> string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
        public text_preview -> string (0) ""
        public _text_preview -> string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
        ⧉public content_content_0_text -> UTF-8 string (457) "<p>Profesor John Ruggie jest autorem briefingu prezentującego aktualną sytua...
        <p>Profesor John Ruggie jest autorem briefingu prezentującego aktualną sytuację regulacji typu „soft law” na terenie Unii Europejskiej, w obszarze społecznej odpowiedzialności biznesu.</p>
<p>Soft law, wpływa na firmy, nie ma jednak wiążącego charakteru. Publikacja listuje najważniejsze europejskie dokumenty oraz dyrektywy związane ze społeczną odpowiedzialnością biznesu. Stanowi przejrzysty przegląd rozwoju zaleceń i regulacji.</p>
        public _content_content_0_text -> string (19) "field_62c4151f67596"
        ⧉public content_content -> array (1)
        0 => string (4) "text"
        public _content_content -> string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
        public _content -> string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
        public post_date_gmt -> string (19) "2009-08-09 07:16:37"
        public comment_status -> string (6) "closed"
        public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
        public post_password -> string (0) ""
        public post_name -> string (43) "soft-law-w-zakresie-csr-w-unii-europejskiej"
        public to_ping -> string (0) ""
        public pinged -> string (0) ""
        public post_modified -> string (19) "2022-10-25 09:19:01"
        public post_modified_gmt -> string (19) "2022-10-25 07:19:01"
        public post_content_filtered -> string (0) ""
        public guid -> string (51) "https://www.csrinfo.org/?post_type=blog&#038;p=1331"
        public menu_order -> integer 0
        public post_mime_type -> string (0) ""
        public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
        public filter -> string (3) "raw"
        public status -> string (7) "publish"
      • ⧉public __construct($pid = null) If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current pos...
        /**
* If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current post id based on being inside The_Loop
* @example
* ```php
* $post = new Timber\Post();
* $other_post = new Timber\Post($random_post_id);
* ```
* @param mixed $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:180
        ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
        /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:190
        ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
        /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:202
        ⧉public __toString(): string Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
        /**
* Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:269
        ⧉public get_edit_url(): bool|string Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
        /**
* Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:336
        ⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
        /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:345
        ⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
        /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:432
        ⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
        /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:452
        ⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
        /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:521
        ⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
        /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:634
        ⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
        /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:706
        ⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
        /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:806
        ⧉public get_paged_content(): string
        /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:824
        ⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
        /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:844
        ⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
        /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:852
        ⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
        /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:861
        ⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
        /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:873
        ⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
        /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
        ⧉public import_field($field_name)
        /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:905
        ⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
        /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:927
        ⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
        /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:956
        ⧉public get_method_values(): array
        /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:970
        ⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
        /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1005
        ⧉public authors()
        Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1011
        ⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
        /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1026
        ⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
        /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1036
        ⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
        /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1046
        ⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
        /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1067
        ⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
        /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1136
        ⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
        /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
        ⧉public paged_content(): string
        /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
        ⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
        /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
        ⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
        /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
        ⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
        /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
        ⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
        /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
        ⧉public format(): mixed
        /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
        ⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
        /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
        ⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
        /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
        ⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
        /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
        ⧉public name(): string
        /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392
        ⧉public modified_date($date_format = ''): string
        /**
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1400
        ⧉public modified_time($time_format = ''): string
        /**
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1410
        ⧉public next($in_same_term = false): mixed
        /**
* @api
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1419
        ⧉public pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
        /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1445
        ⧉public convert($data) Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
        /**
* Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
* @param array|WP_Post $data
* @param string $class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1478
        ⧉public parent(): bool|Timber\Post Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whate...
        /**
* Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whatever is set in Timber\Post::$PostClass)
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Parent page: <a href="{{ post.parent.link }}">{{ post.parent.title }}</a>
* ```
* @return bool|Timber\Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1504
        ⧉public path(): string Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://examp...
        /**
* Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://example.org/2015/07/my-cool-post
* this will return just /2015/07/my-cool-post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.path}}">{{post.title}}</a>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1522
        ⧉public prev($in_same_term = false): mixed Get the previous post in a set
        /**
* Get the previous post in a set
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h4>Prior Entry:</h4>
* <h3>{{post.prev.title}}</h3>
* <p>{{post.prev.get_preview(25)}}</p>
* ```
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1539
        ⧉public tags(): array Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
        /**
* Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
* @api
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1562
        ⧉public thumbnail(): Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail get the featured image as a Timber/Image
        /**
* get the featured image as a Timber/Image
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <img src="{{ post.thumbnail.src }}" />
* ```
* @return Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1575
        ⧉public title(): string Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title o...
        /**
* Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title of the post after WP's filters have run. This is analogous to `the_title()` in standard WP template tags.
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1593
        ⧉public gallery($html = true): html Returns the gallery
        /**
* Returns the gallery
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.gallery }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1609
        ⧉public audio(): html Returns the audio
        /**
* Returns the audio
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.audio }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1628
        ⧉public video(): html Returns the video
        /**
* Returns the video
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.video }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1651
        ⧉public get_categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categories for a post
        /**
* Get the categories for a post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::categories
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1682
        ⧉public get_category(): mixed
        /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::category
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1693
        ⧉public get_image($field): Timber\Image
        /**
* @param string $field
* @return Timber\Image
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1704
        ⧉public get_tags(): array Gets an array of tags for you to use
        /**
* Gets an array of tags for you to use
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <ul class="tags">
*     {% for tag in post.tags %}
*         <li>{{tag.name}}</li>
*     {% endfor %}
* </ul>
* ```
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1723
        ⧉public get_title(): string Outputs the title with filters applied
        /**
* Outputs the title with filters applied
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.get_title}}</h1>
* ```
* ```html
* <h1>Hello World!</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1741
        ⧉public get_content($len = -1, $page0): string Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
        /**
* Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article-text">{{post.get_content}}</div>
* ```
* ```html
* <div class="article-text"><p>Blah blah blah</p><p>More blah blah blah.</p></div>
* ```
* @param int $len
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1758
        ⧉public get_format(): mixed
        /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1770
        ⧉public get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = ''): array Get the terms associated with the post This goes across all taxonomies by def...
        /**
* Get the terms associated with the post
* This goes across all taxonomies by default
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string|array $tax What taxonom(y|ies) to pull from. Defaults to all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can use custom ones, or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag). Timber plays nice and figures out that tag/tags/post_tag are all the same (and categories/category), for custom taxonomies you're on your own.
* @param bool $merge Should the resulting array be one big one (true)? Or should it be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy (false)?
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1784
        ⧉public permalink(): string
        /**
* @deprecated 0.20.0 use link() instead
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1793
        ⧉public get_date($date_format = ''): string
        /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1806
        ⧉public get_modified_date($date_format = ''): string
        /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::modified_date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1818
        ⧉public get_modified_time($time_format = ''): string
        /**
* @internal
* @param  string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1827
        ⧉public get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array
        /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::children
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string 		$post_type
* @param bool|string 	$childPostClass
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1842
        ⧉public get_path(): string Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path For example, where {{pos...
        /**
* Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path
* For example, where {{post.link}} would return "http://example.org/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* this will return the relative version: "/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1855
        ⧉public get_prev($in_same_term = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
        /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1866
        ⧉public get_parent(): bool|TimberPost Get the parent post of the post
        /**
* Get the parent post of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return bool|TimberPost
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1877
        ⧉public get_author(): User|null Gets a User object from the author of the post
        /**
* Gets a User object from the author of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::author
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1889
        ⧉public get_modified_author(): User|null
        /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1899
        ⧉public get_thumbnail(): Image|null
        /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::thumbnail
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return Image|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1910
        ⧉public get_permalink(): string
        /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::link
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1921
        ⧉public get_link(): string get the permalink for a post object In your templates you should use link: <a...
        /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* In your templates you should use link:
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1934
        ⧉public get_next($taxonomy = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
        /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param bool $taxonomy
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1946
        ⧉public get_pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
        /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::pagination();
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1958
        ⧉public get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): array|mixed Get the comments for a post
        /**
* Get the comments for a post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::comments
* @param int $count
* @param string $order
* @param string $type
* @param string $status
* @param string $CommentClass
* @return array|mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1974
        ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
        /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
        ⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
        /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
        ⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
        /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
        ⧉protected determine_id($pid): int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page) tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if...
        /**
* tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if it is, allows it to be passed through)
* @internal
* @param mixed a value to test against
* @return int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:230
        ⧉protected get_post_preview_object()
        Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:273
        ⧉protected get_post_preview_id($query)
        Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:281
        ⧉protected init($pid = false) Initializes a Post
        /**
* Initializes a Post
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:317
        ⧉protected prepare_post_info($pid0): WP_Post on success takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug), or object to return a W...
        /**
* takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug),
* or object to return a WordPress post object from WP's built-in get_post() function
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
* @return WP_Post on success
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:360
        ⧉protected check_post_id($pid): integer ID number of a post helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
        /**
* helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
* @param integer $pid ;
* @internal
* @return integer ID number of a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:379
        ⧉protected get_post_custom($pid): array Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table) and attach t...
        /**
* Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table)
* and attach them to our TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param int $pid
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:533
        ⧉protected get_info($pid): null|object|WP_Post Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
        /**
* Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param  int $pid
* @return null|object|WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:606
        ⧉protected maybe_show_password_form(): string|void If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
        /**
* If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
* @return string|void
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1170
        ⧉protected get_revised_data_from_method($method, $args = false)
        /**
*
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1183
        ⧉protected content_handle_no_teaser_block($content): string Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an...
        /**
* Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an option to
* "Hide the excerpt on the full content page" which hides everything prior to the inserted
* "more" block
* @ticket #2218
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* @return array mixed
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      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Pagination.php:198
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* @param mixed   	$query
* @param string 	$post_class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/PostQuery.php:37
    ⇄⧉public pagination($prefs = array()): Timber\Pagination object Set pagination for the collection. Optionally could be used to get pagination...
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*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/PostQuery.php:64
    ⇄⧉public get_posts()
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    /**
* @param array $posts
* @return array
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      <p>Co myślą prezesi o zrównoważonym rozwoju odkrywa przed nami największe dotąd badanie ONZ-towskiej inicjatywy Global Compact i firmy Accenture. Jak Ty byś odpowiedziała/ł na pytania? A jak Twój prezes? Tak samo? Sprawdź.<span id="more-1970"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Artykuł pokazuje wyniki największego dotąd badania UN Global Compact i Accenture wśród prezesów na temat odpowiedzialnego i zrównoważonego biznesu – „<em>Agenda 2030 a window of opportunity</em>”.</p></blockquote>
<p>W 2016 roku badanie ankietowe uzyskało ponad 1000 odpowiedzi, które zostały pogłębione przez badania z 50 prezesami reprezentującymi firmy – wiodących innowatorów. Zanim zaczniesz dalej czytać, słowo wyjaśnienia. Na potrzeby niniejszego artykułu termin „sustainability” tłumaczymy jako CSR/odpowiedzialny i zrównoważony biznes.</p>
<h4>JAK PREZESI WIDZĄ CELE ZRÓWNOWAŻONEGO ROZWOJU ONZ NA LATA 2015-30?</h4>
<p>Aż<strong> 87%</strong> postrzega Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju ONZ na lata 2015-30 jako szansę na przemyślenie podejścia do tworzenia wartości w firmie.</p>
<p><strong>70%</strong> uważa, że Cele stanowią ustrukturyzowaną ramę dla podejmowanych działań. Jednak tylko połowa – <strong>49%</strong> jest przekonanych, że biznes będzie najważniejszym aktorem w osiągnięciu Celów.</p>
<p>Znacznie więcej z nich, bo aż<strong> 73%</strong> uważa, że biznes powinien rozwinąć wskaźniki do mierzenia i komunikacji swojego wpływu na realizację Celów.</p>
<h4>CZY DEKLARACJE DOT. CSR PRZEKŁADAJĄ SIĘ NA DZIAŁANIA?</h4>
<p><strong>89%</strong> prezesów uważa, że deklaracje zaangażowania w CSR przekładają się na realne działania w ich branży.</p>
<p>Być może wynika to z faktu, że<strong> 80%</strong> z nich wierzy, że pokazanie zaangażowania w realizację celów społecznych stanowi czynnik wyróżniający w ich branży.</p>
<h4>A JAK DZIAŁAJĄ ICH FIRMY? CZY PODEJŚCIE CSR-OWE JEST W NICH OBECNE?</h4>
<p><strong>90%</strong> prezesów czuje się osobiście odpowiedzialnymi za określenie jasnego celu ich firmy i jej roli w społeczeństwie.</p>
<p>Aż <strong>59%</strong> z nich uważa, że ich firma jest w stanie skwantyfikować wartość inicjatyw CSR. W 2013 roku takiej odpowiedzi udzieliło 38%.</p>
<p><strong>88%</strong> uważa, że większa integracja kwestii CSR z rynkami finansowymi jest niezbędna dla dalszego postępu. Jednak tylko <strong>10%</strong> wskazuje presję inwestorów jako jeden z top 3 czynników mobilizujących ich do działań CSR.</p>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p>Informacje o badaniu dostępne są na <a href="https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-un-global-compact-ceo-study"><strong>dedykowanej stronie</strong></a>.</p>
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<blockquote><p>Artykuł pokazuje wyniki największego dotąd badania UN Global Compact i Accenture wśród prezesów na temat odpowiedzialnego i zrównoważonego biznesu – „<em>Agenda 2030 a window of opportunity</em>”.</p></blockquote>
<p>W 2016 roku badanie ankietowe uzyskało ponad 1000 odpowiedzi, które zostały pogłębione przez badania z 50 prezesami reprezentującymi firmy – wiodących innowatorów. Zanim zaczniesz dalej czytać, słowo wyjaśnienia. Na potrzeby niniejszego artykułu termin „sustainability” tłumaczymy jako CSR/odpowiedzialny i zrównoważony biznes.</p>
<h4>JAK PREZESI WIDZĄ CELE ZRÓWNOWAŻONEGO ROZWOJU ONZ NA LATA 2015-30?</h4>
<p>Aż<strong> 87%</strong> postrzega Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju ONZ na lata 2015-30 jako szansę na przemyślenie podejścia do tworzenia wartości w firmie.</p>
<p><strong>70%</strong> uważa, że Cele stanowią ustrukturyzowaną ramę dla podejmowanych działań. Jednak tylko połowa – <strong>49%</strong> jest przekonanych, że biznes będzie najważniejszym aktorem w osiągnięciu Celów.</p>
<p>Znacznie więcej z nich, bo aż<strong> 73%</strong> uważa, że biznes powinien rozwinąć wskaźniki do mierzenia i komunikacji swojego wpływu na realizację Celów.</p>
<h4>CZY DEKLARACJE DOT. CSR PRZEKŁADAJĄ SIĘ NA DZIAŁANIA?</h4>
<p><strong>89%</strong> prezesów uważa, że deklaracje zaangażowania w CSR przekładają się na realne działania w ich branży.</p>
<p>Być może wynika to z faktu, że<strong> 80%</strong> z nich wierzy, że pokazanie zaangażowania w realizację celów społecznych stanowi czynnik wyróżniający w ich branży.</p>
<h4>A JAK DZIAŁAJĄ ICH FIRMY? CZY PODEJŚCIE CSR-OWE JEST W NICH OBECNE?</h4>
<p><strong>90%</strong> prezesów czuje się osobiście odpowiedzialnymi za określenie jasnego celu ich firmy i jej roli w społeczeństwie.</p>
<p>Aż <strong>59%</strong> z nich uważa, że ich firma jest w stanie skwantyfikować wartość inicjatyw CSR. W 2013 roku takiej odpowiedzi udzieliło 38%.</p>
<p><strong>88%</strong> uważa, że większa integracja kwestii CSR z rynkami finansowymi jest niezbędna dla dalszego postępu. Jednak tylko <strong>10%</strong> wskazuje presję inwestorów jako jeden z top 3 czynników mobilizujących ich do działań CSR.</p>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p>Informacje o badaniu dostępne są na <a href="https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-un-global-compact-ceo-study"><strong>dedykowanej stronie</strong></a>.</p>
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Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:180
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Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:202
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Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:269
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* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:336
      ⇄⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->update($field, $value)
      /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:345
      ⇄⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->preview()
      /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:432
      ⇄⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;')
      /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:452
      ⇄⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->import_custom($pid)
      /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:521
      ⇄⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->comment_form($args = array())
      /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:634
      ⇄⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = '')
      /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:706
      ⇄⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all')
      /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:806
      ⇄⧉public get_paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:824
      ⇄⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_post_type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:844
      ⇄⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_comment_count()
      /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:852
      ⇄⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->has_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:861
      ⇄⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->field_object($field_name)
      /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:873
      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
      ⇄⧉public import_field($field_name)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->import_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:905
      ⇄⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->post_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:927
      ⇄⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->css_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:956
      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_method_values()
      /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:970
      ⇄⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->author()
      /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1005
      ⇄⧉public authors()
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->authors()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1011
      ⇄⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->modified_author()
      /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1026
      ⇄⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->categories()
      /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1036
      ⇄⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->category()
      /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1046
      ⇄⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1067
      ⇄⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1136
      ⇄⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->content($page0, $len = -1)
      /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
      ⇄⧉public paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
      ⇄⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->date($date_format = '')
      /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
      ⇄⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->time($time_format = '')
      /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
      ⇄⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
      ⇄⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->edit_link()
      /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
      ⇄⧉public format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->format()
      /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
      ⇄⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->password_required()
      /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
      ⇄⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
      ⇄⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->meta($field_name = null)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
      ⇄⧉public name(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->name()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392
      ⇄⧉public modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1400
      ⇄⧉public modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1410
      ⇄⧉public next($in_same_term = false): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->next($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* @api
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1419
      ⇄⧉public pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1445
      ⇄⧉public convert($data) Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->convert($data)
      /**
* Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
* @param array|WP_Post $data
* @param string $class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1478
      ⇄⧉public parent(): bool|Timber\Post Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whate...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->parent()
      /**
* Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whatever is set in Timber\Post::$PostClass)
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Parent page: <a href="{{ post.parent.link }}">{{ post.parent.title }}</a>
* ```
* @return bool|Timber\Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1504
      ⇄⧉public path(): string Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://examp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->path()
      /**
* Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://example.org/2015/07/my-cool-post
* this will return just /2015/07/my-cool-post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.path}}">{{post.title}}</a>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1522
      ⇄⧉public prev($in_same_term = false): mixed Get the previous post in a set
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the previous post in a set
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h4>Prior Entry:</h4>
* <h3>{{post.prev.title}}</h3>
* <p>{{post.prev.get_preview(25)}}</p>
* ```
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1539
      ⇄⧉public tags(): array Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->tags()
      /**
* Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
* @api
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1562
      ⇄⧉public thumbnail(): Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail get the featured image as a Timber/Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->thumbnail()
      /**
* get the featured image as a Timber/Image
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <img src="{{ post.thumbnail.src }}" />
* ```
* @return Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1575
      ⇄⧉public title(): string Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title o...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->title()
      /**
* Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title of the post after WP's filters have run. This is analogous to `the_title()` in standard WP template tags.
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1593
      ⇄⧉public gallery($html = true): html Returns the gallery
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->gallery($html = true)
      /**
* Returns the gallery
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.gallery }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1609
      ⇄⧉public audio(): html Returns the audio
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->audio()
      /**
* Returns the audio
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.audio }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1628
      ⇄⧉public video(): html Returns the video
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->video()
      /**
* Returns the video
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.video }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1651
      ⇄⧉public get_categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categories for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_categories()
      /**
* Get the categories for a post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::categories
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1682
      ⇄⧉public get_category(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_category()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::category
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1693
      ⇄⧉public get_image($field): Timber\Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_image($field)
      /**
* @param string $field
* @return Timber\Image
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1704
      ⇄⧉public get_tags(): array Gets an array of tags for you to use
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_tags()
      /**
* Gets an array of tags for you to use
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <ul class="tags">
*     {% for tag in post.tags %}
*         <li>{{tag.name}}</li>
*     {% endfor %}
* </ul>
* ```
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1723
      ⇄⧉public get_title(): string Outputs the title with filters applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_title()
      /**
* Outputs the title with filters applied
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.get_title}}</h1>
* ```
* ```html
* <h1>Hello World!</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1741
      ⇄⧉public get_content($len = -1, $page0): string Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_content($len = -1, $page0)
      /**
* Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article-text">{{post.get_content}}</div>
* ```
* ```html
* <div class="article-text"><p>Blah blah blah</p><p>More blah blah blah.</p></div>
* ```
* @param int $len
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1758
      ⇄⧉public get_format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_format()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1770
      ⇄⧉public get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = ''): array Get the terms associated with the post This goes across all taxonomies by def...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = '')
      /**
* Get the terms associated with the post
* This goes across all taxonomies by default
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string|array $tax What taxonom(y|ies) to pull from. Defaults to all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can use custom ones, or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag). Timber plays nice and figures out that tag/tags/post_tag are all the same (and categories/category), for custom taxonomies you're on your own.
* @param bool $merge Should the resulting array be one big one (true)? Or should it be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy (false)?
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1784
      ⇄⧉public permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->permalink()
      /**
* @deprecated 0.20.0 use link() instead
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1793
      ⇄⧉public get_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1806
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::modified_date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1818
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @param  string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1827
      ⇄⧉public get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::children
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string 		$post_type
* @param bool|string 	$childPostClass
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1842
      ⇄⧉public get_path(): string Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path For example, where {{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_path()
      /**
* Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path
* For example, where {{post.link}} would return "http://example.org/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* this will return the relative version: "/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1855
      ⇄⧉public get_prev($in_same_term = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1866
      ⇄⧉public get_parent(): bool|TimberPost Get the parent post of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_parent()
      /**
* Get the parent post of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return bool|TimberPost
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1877
      ⇄⧉public get_author(): User|null Gets a User object from the author of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_author()
      /**
* Gets a User object from the author of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::author
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1889
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_author(): User|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_modified_author()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1899
      ⇄⧉public get_thumbnail(): Image|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_thumbnail()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::thumbnail
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return Image|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1910
      ⇄⧉public get_permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_permalink()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::link
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1921
      ⇄⧉public get_link(): string get the permalink for a post object In your templates you should use link: <a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* In your templates you should use link:
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1934
      ⇄⧉public get_next($taxonomy = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_next($taxonomy = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param bool $taxonomy
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1946
      ⇄⧉public get_pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::pagination();
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1958
      ⇄⧉public get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): array|mixed Get the comments for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Get the comments for a post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::comments
* @param int $count
* @param string $order
* @param string $type
* @param string $status
* @param string $CommentClass
* @return array|mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1974
      ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
      /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
      ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->import($info, $force = false)
      /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
      ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[0]->can_edit()
      /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
      ⧉protected determine_id($pid): int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page) tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if...
      /**
* tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if it is, allows it to be passed through)
* @internal
* @param mixed a value to test against
* @return int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:230
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_object()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:273
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_id($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:281
      ⧉protected init($pid = false) Initializes a Post
      /**
* Initializes a Post
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:317
      ⧉protected prepare_post_info($pid0): WP_Post on success takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug), or object to return a W...
      /**
* takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug),
* or object to return a WordPress post object from WP's built-in get_post() function
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
* @return WP_Post on success
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:360
      ⧉protected check_post_id($pid): integer ID number of a post helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
      /**
* helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
* @param integer $pid ;
* @internal
* @return integer ID number of a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:379
      ⧉protected get_post_custom($pid): array Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table) and attach t...
      /**
* Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table)
* and attach them to our TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param int $pid
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:533
      ⧉protected get_info($pid): null|object|WP_Post Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
      /**
* Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param  int $pid
* @return null|object|WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:606
      ⧉protected maybe_show_password_form(): string|void If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
      /**
* If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
* @return string|void
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1170
      ⧉protected get_revised_data_from_method($method, $args = false)
      /**
*
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1183
      ⧉protected content_handle_no_teaser_block($content): string Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an...
      /**
* Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an option to
* "Hide the excerpt on the full content page" which hides everything prior to the inserted
* "more" block
* @ticket #2218
* @param string $content
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1243
      ⇄⧉public static get_post_id_by_name($post_name): int get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      \Timber\Post::get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      /**
* get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.5.0
* @param string $post_name
* @return int
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:402
      ⧉protected static is_previewing(): bool Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview m...
      /**
* Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview mode" via the
* WordPress admin
* @internal
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:217
      ⧉protected static get_wp_link_page($i): string
      /**
* @param int $i
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:591
    • ⇄public static $representation :: string (4) "post"
      \Timber\Post::$representation
    ⇄⧉1 => Timber\Post (50)
    iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]
    • Properties (50)
    • Available methods (95)
    • Static class properties
    • ⇄public id -> integer 1158
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->id
      ⇄public ID -> integer 1158
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->ID
      ⇄public object_type -> string (4) "post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->object_type
      ⇄public ImageClass -> string (12) "Timber\Image"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->ImageClass
      ⇄public PostClass -> string (11) "Timber\Post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->PostClass
      ⇄public TermClass -> string (11) "Timber\Term"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->TermClass
      ⇄⧉public custom -> array (13)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom
      ⇄_edit_lock => string (12) "1704298155:4"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['_edit_lock']
      ⇄_edit_last => string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['_edit_last']
      ⇄_wp_old_date => string (10) "2022-10-24"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['_wp_old_date']
      ⇄img_main => string (4) "1159"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['img_main']
      ⇄_img_main => string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['_img_main']
      ⇄text_preview => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['text_preview']
      ⇄_text_preview => string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['_text_preview']
      ⇄⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (9225) "<p>Dlaczego zarządzanie interesariuszami coraz bardziej interesuje polskich ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->custom['content_content_0_text']
      <p>Dlaczego zarządzanie interesariuszami coraz bardziej interesuje polskich menedżerów? Co zrobić, żeby analiza relacji społecznych i biznesowych firmy pomagała jej dużo efektywniej niż tylko w spełnianiu nowych regulacji i standardów takich jak nowe ISO 9001?<span id="more-1995"></span></p>
<blockquote><p>Ewa Zamościńska jest wieloletnim praktykiem w zakresie procesów zarządzania interesariuszami. Niniejszy wywiad pokazuje jak opracowane przez nią szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi” przygotowuje do zarządzania interesariuszami w sposób, który spełnia nowe wymogi standardów i regulacji, skutecznie wspiera procesy decyzyjne, a przede wszystkim wzmacnia wartość organizacji.</p></blockquote>
<h4>PYTANIE 1: DLACZEGO CORAZ CZĘŚCIEJ SŁYSZYMY TAKIE HASŁA JAK: ZARZĄDZANIE INTERESARIUSZAMI, MAPA INTERESARIUSZY, DIALOG?</h4>
<p>Powodów jest wiele, ale warto zwrócić szczególną uwagę na trzy istotne fakty:</p>
<p><strong>Fakt pierwszy:</strong> Żyjemy w społeczeństwie borykającym się z niskim poziomem zaufania społecznego, również do firm i instytucji. Polacy podchodzą z dużą ostrożnością do oficjalnych i często zbyt ogólnikowych komunikatów o sukcesach firm, ich wyjątkowym podejściu do obsługi klienta, ochrony środowiska, czy też jakości oferowanych usług i produktów. To wpływa na pozycję rynkową i na koszty zarządzania reputacją.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt drugi:</strong> Żadna organizacja, a już na pewno żadna firma, nie działa w próżni. Jakość relacji z otoczeniem społecznym i biznesowym coraz bardziej wpływa na efektywność decyzji biznesowych i na szybkość reagowania na ciągłe zmiany.</p>
<p>Dostrzegają to m.in. regulatorzy, inwestorzy i klienci B2B, którzy coraz częściej pytają o twarde dane odzwierciedlające „miękkie” tematy kapitału społecznego i intelektualnego firmy, podejścia do zarządzania szerszym niż do tej pory wachlarzem ryzyk, w tym ryzyk środowiskowych.</p>
<p>Podkreślają to także normy i standardy, w tym wytyczne najnowszej wersji standardu ISO9001:2015 i wdrażany w oparciu o nią system zarządzania jakością.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt trzeci:</strong> Rosną oczekiwania wobec standardów zarządzania organizacją, a analiza relacji z interesariuszami (często) przynosi bardzo wymierne korzyści. Mamy tego przykłady również na polskim rynku. Aby zapracować na ugruntowaną pozycję i szacunek interesariuszy, co może nam pomóc zwłaszcza w nieplanowanych/nagłych sytuacjach kryzysowych, trzeba być uważnym i otwartym na otoczenie. Warto śledzić rozwój metod i przykłady dobrych praktyk, które rzeczywiście przydają się w umacnianiu pozytywnych relacji z interesariuszami i ułatwiają analizę ryzyk.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 2. CO TO ZNACZY DLA FIRMY?</h4>
<p>Trzeba być otwartym <strong>na taki model relacji, w którym przynajmniej od czasu do czasu, bardziej słuchamy niż mówimy</strong>. Większość praktyków zgodziłaby się zapewne z tym twierdzeniem, prawda? Działania wielu firm i innych organizacji pokazują jednak, że w realiach naszego rynku nadal nie jest to tak oczywiste, jak być powinno.</p>
<p>Stąd pomysł na opracowanie szkolenia, które przygotowuje do włączenia w system zarządzania organizacją (w tym w system zarządzania jakością) perspektywy interesariuszy. Szkolenie zestawia rekomendacje norm i standardów w tym zakresie, i co najważniejsze, poszerza wiedzę o praktyce efektywnego umacniania relacji z otoczeniem.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 3. CZEGO MOŻNA NAUCZYĆ SIĘ NA PRZYGOTOWANYM PRZEZ CIEBIE SZKOLENIU?</h4>
<p>Przede wszystkim sensownego i profesjonalnego podejścia do relacji z interesariuszami : ). Chcemy maksymalnie wykorzystać szkolenie na dokładne przyjrzenie się celom i rzetelne omówienie możliwych ścieżek świadomego zarządzania relacjami z zewnętrznymi i wewnętrznymi interesariuszami organizacji. Bez nudnych wstępów i marnowania czasu na niepotrzebne dywagacje, tak denerwujące na różnego typu szkoleniach, w których sami uczestniczymy.</p>
<p>Poświęciliśmy dużo czasu na dyskusje o tym, jakich konkretnie informacji potrzebują osoby, przed którymi stoi zadanie rozwijania modelu relacji z interesariuszami w praktyce i zachęcania do takiego podejścia innych. Żadne z definicji czy omawianych przykładów nie mogą być i na pewno nie będą przypadkowe.</p>
<p>Nie chodzi o to, aby tworzyć jedynie na potrzeby spełnienia wymogów formalnych, imponujące, ale kompletnie niepraktyczne dokumenty i mijające się z prawdą, życzeniowe raporty. To strata czasu, pieniędzy, ale i ryzyko utraty szacunku w oczach tych, wobec których świadomie lub przypadkowo kierujemy nieprzemyślane działania i niespójne komunikaty.</p>
<h4><strong>PYTANIE 4. CZYLI CZEGO KONKRETNIE MOŻEMY SIĘ SPODZIEWAĆ?</strong></h4>
<p>Zależy nam, aby <strong>przygotować uczestników szkolenia do trafnego doboru metod analizy ich otoczenia rynkowego i społecznego pod kątem relacji z interesariuszami</strong>. Racjonalne podejście do tego tematu wymaga umiejętności analitycznych i odpowiedzi na kilka podstawowych pytań. Dlatego zaczynamy od celów i możliwych korzyści oraz rozwiązania/odpowiedzi, jak je dobierać do charakteru firmy i skali jej wpływów społeczno-gospodarczych.</p>
<p>Aby zyskać zaufanie interesariuszy, trzeba łączyć szczere intencje i chęć doskonalenia z konkretną wiedzą o wytycznych standardów związanych z zarządzaniem interesariuszami. Niezbędna jest również znajomość zasad skutecznego stosowania wielu metod. Stąd nasza decyzja o pokazaniu standardów zarządzania interesariuszami <strong>na praktycznych przykładach naszych klientów i innych firm</strong>. Chcemy przygotować zainteresowane tym tematem osoby do zaplanowanego pod skrupulatnie określony, transparentny cel, działania, które ma przynieść realne korzyści.</p>
<p><strong>Przyjrzymy się wytycznym i rekomendacjom takich norm i standardów</strong> jak: ISO 26000, najnowsza wersja ISO 9001, GRI G4 i AA1000. Podzielimy się naszym doświadczeniem w mapowaniu interesariuszy, analizie ich oczekiwań i rekomendacji na potrzeby różnych procesów. Wierzę, że uczestnicy szkolenia będą również zainteresowani praktyką paneli interesariuszy, które należą do moich ulubionych metod budowania relacji.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 5. A CO MOŻE PRZYTRAFIĆ SIĘ FIRMIE, KTÓRA NIE MA MODELU ZARZĄDZANIA INTERESARIUSZAMI?</h4>
<p>Najgorsze co może przytrafić się firmie i jej partnerom, to nerwowe działania ad hoc, do których próbuje się dopisać, na siłę i zbyt późno, miary sukcesu lub ideologię. Niestety, najczęściej nie wierzy w nią żaden z pracowników ani członków zarządu. Takie próby tworzenia sztucznej rzeczywistości, np. na potrzeby ratowania wizerunku, spełnienia wymogów procesu raportowania, zapisania gładko brzmiącej strategii CSR lub nowych wytycznych standardów takich jak ISO9001, potrafią przysporzyć więcej szkód niż pożytku.</p>
<p>Ostatnio wpadła mi w rękę pocztówka zachęcająca do udziału w ciekawym projekcie społecznym. Na kartce przeczytałam <strong>„Uwaga! Dialog grozi zrozumieniem”</strong>. Bardzo mnie to hasło rozbawiło, bo jest naprawdę celne.</p>
<p>Zdarza mi się słyszeć pełne niepokoju pytania o możliwe negatywne skutki zwiększenia otwartości w relacjach z interesariuszami. Co oni nam powiedzą? Co się stanie, jak spotkamy się z częścią z nich przy jednym stole i otwarcie zapytamy, co moglibyśmy robić inaczej, lepiej? Co zrobimy, kiedy się już spotkamy i będziemy rozmawiać w nieco inny niż do tej pory sposób? Czy warto coś zmieniać w naszym podejściu do komunikacji? To są pytania, na które śmiało można odpowiedzieć: dialog grozi zrozumieniem : )</p>
<blockquote><p>Najbardziej w mojej pracy lubię te momenty, kiedy nasi klienci i zapraszani do sesji dialogowych interesariusze odkrywają, jak zadziwiająco pozytywne efekty przynoszą teoretycznie proste, a jednak zaskakujące zasady prowadzenia tego typu spotkań. Korzystamy w ich trakcie ze standardu dialogu z interesariuszami AA1000. Żadne przykłady, chłodne kalkulacje i argumenty przemawiające za skorzystaniem z tej formy kontaktu z interesariuszami nie są w stanie w pełni oddać jej korzyści. Po prostu trzeba doświadczyć procesu, w którym zwiększa się wzajemny szacunek i zrozumienie, czego konsekwencją jest nowa jakość relacji i konkretne pomysły na nowe projekty.</p></blockquote>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p><a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/model-zarzadzania-interesariuszami-i-dialog-z-nimi/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zapisy na szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi”</a></p>
<p>Standard AA1000 (<a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Standard_AA1000aps_pl.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a>)</p>
<p>ISO 9001:2015 – (<a href="http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_9001-2015_-_how_to_use_it.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a> w j.ang.)</p>
<p>Ewa Zamościńska to Menedżer Projektów CSR, konsultant i doświadczony trener CSRinfo</p>
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<blockquote><p>Ewa Zamościńska jest wieloletnim praktykiem w zakresie procesów zarządzania interesariuszami. Niniejszy wywiad pokazuje jak opracowane przez nią szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi” przygotowuje do zarządzania interesariuszami w sposób, który spełnia nowe wymogi standardów i regulacji, skutecznie wspiera procesy decyzyjne, a przede wszystkim wzmacnia wartość organizacji.</p></blockquote>
<h4>PYTANIE 1: DLACZEGO CORAZ CZĘŚCIEJ SŁYSZYMY TAKIE HASŁA JAK: ZARZĄDZANIE INTERESARIUSZAMI, MAPA INTERESARIUSZY, DIALOG?</h4>
<p>Powodów jest wiele, ale warto zwrócić szczególną uwagę na trzy istotne fakty:</p>
<p><strong>Fakt pierwszy:</strong> Żyjemy w społeczeństwie borykającym się z niskim poziomem zaufania społecznego, również do firm i instytucji. Polacy podchodzą z dużą ostrożnością do oficjalnych i często zbyt ogólnikowych komunikatów o sukcesach firm, ich wyjątkowym podejściu do obsługi klienta, ochrony środowiska, czy też jakości oferowanych usług i produktów. To wpływa na pozycję rynkową i na koszty zarządzania reputacją.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt drugi:</strong> Żadna organizacja, a już na pewno żadna firma, nie działa w próżni. Jakość relacji z otoczeniem społecznym i biznesowym coraz bardziej wpływa na efektywność decyzji biznesowych i na szybkość reagowania na ciągłe zmiany.</p>
<p>Dostrzegają to m.in. regulatorzy, inwestorzy i klienci B2B, którzy coraz częściej pytają o twarde dane odzwierciedlające „miękkie” tematy kapitału społecznego i intelektualnego firmy, podejścia do zarządzania szerszym niż do tej pory wachlarzem ryzyk, w tym ryzyk środowiskowych.</p>
<p>Podkreślają to także normy i standardy, w tym wytyczne najnowszej wersji standardu ISO9001:2015 i wdrażany w oparciu o nią system zarządzania jakością.</p>
<p><strong>Fakt trzeci:</strong> Rosną oczekiwania wobec standardów zarządzania organizacją, a analiza relacji z interesariuszami (często) przynosi bardzo wymierne korzyści. Mamy tego przykłady również na polskim rynku. Aby zapracować na ugruntowaną pozycję i szacunek interesariuszy, co może nam pomóc zwłaszcza w nieplanowanych/nagłych sytuacjach kryzysowych, trzeba być uważnym i otwartym na otoczenie. Warto śledzić rozwój metod i przykłady dobrych praktyk, które rzeczywiście przydają się w umacnianiu pozytywnych relacji z interesariuszami i ułatwiają analizę ryzyk.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 2. CO TO ZNACZY DLA FIRMY?</h4>
<p>Trzeba być otwartym <strong>na taki model relacji, w którym przynajmniej od czasu do czasu, bardziej słuchamy niż mówimy</strong>. Większość praktyków zgodziłaby się zapewne z tym twierdzeniem, prawda? Działania wielu firm i innych organizacji pokazują jednak, że w realiach naszego rynku nadal nie jest to tak oczywiste, jak być powinno.</p>
<p>Stąd pomysł na opracowanie szkolenia, które przygotowuje do włączenia w system zarządzania organizacją (w tym w system zarządzania jakością) perspektywy interesariuszy. Szkolenie zestawia rekomendacje norm i standardów w tym zakresie, i co najważniejsze, poszerza wiedzę o praktyce efektywnego umacniania relacji z otoczeniem.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 3. CZEGO MOŻNA NAUCZYĆ SIĘ NA PRZYGOTOWANYM PRZEZ CIEBIE SZKOLENIU?</h4>
<p>Przede wszystkim sensownego i profesjonalnego podejścia do relacji z interesariuszami : ). Chcemy maksymalnie wykorzystać szkolenie na dokładne przyjrzenie się celom i rzetelne omówienie możliwych ścieżek świadomego zarządzania relacjami z zewnętrznymi i wewnętrznymi interesariuszami organizacji. Bez nudnych wstępów i marnowania czasu na niepotrzebne dywagacje, tak denerwujące na różnego typu szkoleniach, w których sami uczestniczymy.</p>
<p>Poświęciliśmy dużo czasu na dyskusje o tym, jakich konkretnie informacji potrzebują osoby, przed którymi stoi zadanie rozwijania modelu relacji z interesariuszami w praktyce i zachęcania do takiego podejścia innych. Żadne z definicji czy omawianych przykładów nie mogą być i na pewno nie będą przypadkowe.</p>
<p>Nie chodzi o to, aby tworzyć jedynie na potrzeby spełnienia wymogów formalnych, imponujące, ale kompletnie niepraktyczne dokumenty i mijające się z prawdą, życzeniowe raporty. To strata czasu, pieniędzy, ale i ryzyko utraty szacunku w oczach tych, wobec których świadomie lub przypadkowo kierujemy nieprzemyślane działania i niespójne komunikaty.</p>
<h4><strong>PYTANIE 4. CZYLI CZEGO KONKRETNIE MOŻEMY SIĘ SPODZIEWAĆ?</strong></h4>
<p>Zależy nam, aby <strong>przygotować uczestników szkolenia do trafnego doboru metod analizy ich otoczenia rynkowego i społecznego pod kątem relacji z interesariuszami</strong>. Racjonalne podejście do tego tematu wymaga umiejętności analitycznych i odpowiedzi na kilka podstawowych pytań. Dlatego zaczynamy od celów i możliwych korzyści oraz rozwiązania/odpowiedzi, jak je dobierać do charakteru firmy i skali jej wpływów społeczno-gospodarczych.</p>
<p>Aby zyskać zaufanie interesariuszy, trzeba łączyć szczere intencje i chęć doskonalenia z konkretną wiedzą o wytycznych standardów związanych z zarządzaniem interesariuszami. Niezbędna jest również znajomość zasad skutecznego stosowania wielu metod. Stąd nasza decyzja o pokazaniu standardów zarządzania interesariuszami <strong>na praktycznych przykładach naszych klientów i innych firm</strong>. Chcemy przygotować zainteresowane tym tematem osoby do zaplanowanego pod skrupulatnie określony, transparentny cel, działania, które ma przynieść realne korzyści.</p>
<p><strong>Przyjrzymy się wytycznym i rekomendacjom takich norm i standardów</strong> jak: ISO 26000, najnowsza wersja ISO 9001, GRI G4 i AA1000. Podzielimy się naszym doświadczeniem w mapowaniu interesariuszy, analizie ich oczekiwań i rekomendacji na potrzeby różnych procesów. Wierzę, że uczestnicy szkolenia będą również zainteresowani praktyką paneli interesariuszy, które należą do moich ulubionych metod budowania relacji.</p>
<h4>PYTANIE 5. A CO MOŻE PRZYTRAFIĆ SIĘ FIRMIE, KTÓRA NIE MA MODELU ZARZĄDZANIA INTERESARIUSZAMI?</h4>
<p>Najgorsze co może przytrafić się firmie i jej partnerom, to nerwowe działania ad hoc, do których próbuje się dopisać, na siłę i zbyt późno, miary sukcesu lub ideologię. Niestety, najczęściej nie wierzy w nią żaden z pracowników ani członków zarządu. Takie próby tworzenia sztucznej rzeczywistości, np. na potrzeby ratowania wizerunku, spełnienia wymogów procesu raportowania, zapisania gładko brzmiącej strategii CSR lub nowych wytycznych standardów takich jak ISO9001, potrafią przysporzyć więcej szkód niż pożytku.</p>
<p>Ostatnio wpadła mi w rękę pocztówka zachęcająca do udziału w ciekawym projekcie społecznym. Na kartce przeczytałam <strong>„Uwaga! Dialog grozi zrozumieniem”</strong>. Bardzo mnie to hasło rozbawiło, bo jest naprawdę celne.</p>
<p>Zdarza mi się słyszeć pełne niepokoju pytania o możliwe negatywne skutki zwiększenia otwartości w relacjach z interesariuszami. Co oni nam powiedzą? Co się stanie, jak spotkamy się z częścią z nich przy jednym stole i otwarcie zapytamy, co moglibyśmy robić inaczej, lepiej? Co zrobimy, kiedy się już spotkamy i będziemy rozmawiać w nieco inny niż do tej pory sposób? Czy warto coś zmieniać w naszym podejściu do komunikacji? To są pytania, na które śmiało można odpowiedzieć: dialog grozi zrozumieniem : )</p>
<blockquote><p>Najbardziej w mojej pracy lubię te momenty, kiedy nasi klienci i zapraszani do sesji dialogowych interesariusze odkrywają, jak zadziwiająco pozytywne efekty przynoszą teoretycznie proste, a jednak zaskakujące zasady prowadzenia tego typu spotkań. Korzystamy w ich trakcie ze standardu dialogu z interesariuszami AA1000. Żadne przykłady, chłodne kalkulacje i argumenty przemawiające za skorzystaniem z tej formy kontaktu z interesariuszami nie są w stanie w pełni oddać jej korzyści. Po prostu trzeba doświadczyć procesu, w którym zwiększa się wzajemny szacunek i zrozumienie, czego konsekwencją jest nowa jakość relacji i konkretne pomysły na nowe projekty.</p></blockquote>
<h5>DODATKOWE INFORMACJE</h5>
<p><a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/model-zarzadzania-interesariuszami-i-dialog-z-nimi/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zapisy na szkolenie „Model zarządzania interesariuszami i dialog z nimi”</a></p>
<p>Standard AA1000 (<a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Standard_AA1000aps_pl.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a>)</p>
<p>ISO 9001:2015 – (<a href="http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_9001-2015_-_how_to_use_it.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">publikacja PDF</a> w j.ang.)</p>
<p>Ewa Zamościńska to Menedżer Projektów CSR, konsultant i doświadczony trener CSRinfo</p>
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      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->content_content
      ⇄0 => string (4) "text"
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      ⇄public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
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      ⇄public pinged -> string (0) ""
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      ⇄public menu_order -> integer 0
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      ⇄public post_mime_type -> string (0) ""
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      ⇄public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
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      ⇄public filter -> string (3) "raw"
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      ⇄public status -> string (7) "publish"
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    • ⇄⧉public __construct($pid = null) If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current pos...
      new \Timber\Post($pid = null)
      /**
* If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current post id based on being inside The_Loop
* @example
* ```php
* $post = new Timber\Post();
* $other_post = new Timber\Post($random_post_id);
* ```
* @param mixed $pid
*/

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      ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:190
      ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:202
      ⇄⧉public __toString(): string Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
      (string) iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]
      /**
* Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:269
      ⇄⧉public get_edit_url(): bool|string Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_edit_url()
      /**
* Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:336
      ⇄⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->update($field, $value)
      /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

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      ⇄⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->preview()
      /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:432
      ⇄⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;')
      /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:452
      ⇄⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->import_custom($pid)
      /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:521
      ⇄⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->comment_form($args = array())
      /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

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      ⇄⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = '')
      /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:706
      ⇄⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all')
      /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:806
      ⇄⧉public get_paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:824
      ⇄⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_post_type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:844
      ⇄⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_comment_count()
      /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:852
      ⇄⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->has_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:861
      ⇄⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->field_object($field_name)
      /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:873
      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
      ⇄⧉public import_field($field_name)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->import_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:905
      ⇄⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->post_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:927
      ⇄⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->css_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:956
      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_method_values()
      /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

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      ⇄⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->author()
      /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1005
      ⇄⧉public authors()
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->authors()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1011
      ⇄⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->modified_author()
      /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1026
      ⇄⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->categories()
      /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1036
      ⇄⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->category()
      /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

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      ⇄⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

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      ⇄⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

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      ⇄⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->content($page0, $len = -1)
      /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
      ⇄⧉public paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
      ⇄⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->date($date_format = '')
      /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
      ⇄⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->time($time_format = '')
      /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
      ⇄⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
      ⇄⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->edit_link()
      /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
      ⇄⧉public format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->format()
      /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
      ⇄⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->password_required()
      /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
      ⇄⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
      ⇄⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->meta($field_name = null)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
      ⇄⧉public name(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->name()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392
      ⇄⧉public modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1400
      ⇄⧉public modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1410
      ⇄⧉public next($in_same_term = false): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->next($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* @api
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1419
      ⇄⧉public pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1445
      ⇄⧉public convert($data) Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->convert($data)
      /**
* Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
* @param array|WP_Post $data
* @param string $class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1478
      ⇄⧉public parent(): bool|Timber\Post Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whate...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->parent()
      /**
* Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whatever is set in Timber\Post::$PostClass)
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Parent page: <a href="{{ post.parent.link }}">{{ post.parent.title }}</a>
* ```
* @return bool|Timber\Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1504
      ⇄⧉public path(): string Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://examp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->path()
      /**
* Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://example.org/2015/07/my-cool-post
* this will return just /2015/07/my-cool-post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.path}}">{{post.title}}</a>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1522
      ⇄⧉public prev($in_same_term = false): mixed Get the previous post in a set
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the previous post in a set
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h4>Prior Entry:</h4>
* <h3>{{post.prev.title}}</h3>
* <p>{{post.prev.get_preview(25)}}</p>
* ```
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1539
      ⇄⧉public tags(): array Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->tags()
      /**
* Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
* @api
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1562
      ⇄⧉public thumbnail(): Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail get the featured image as a Timber/Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->thumbnail()
      /**
* get the featured image as a Timber/Image
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <img src="{{ post.thumbnail.src }}" />
* ```
* @return Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1575
      ⇄⧉public title(): string Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title o...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->title()
      /**
* Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title of the post after WP's filters have run. This is analogous to `the_title()` in standard WP template tags.
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1593
      ⇄⧉public gallery($html = true): html Returns the gallery
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->gallery($html = true)
      /**
* Returns the gallery
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.gallery }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1609
      ⇄⧉public audio(): html Returns the audio
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->audio()
      /**
* Returns the audio
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.audio }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1628
      ⇄⧉public video(): html Returns the video
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->video()
      /**
* Returns the video
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.video }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1651
      ⇄⧉public get_categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categories for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_categories()
      /**
* Get the categories for a post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::categories
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1682
      ⇄⧉public get_category(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_category()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::category
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1693
      ⇄⧉public get_image($field): Timber\Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_image($field)
      /**
* @param string $field
* @return Timber\Image
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1704
      ⇄⧉public get_tags(): array Gets an array of tags for you to use
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_tags()
      /**
* Gets an array of tags for you to use
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <ul class="tags">
*     {% for tag in post.tags %}
*         <li>{{tag.name}}</li>
*     {% endfor %}
* </ul>
* ```
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1723
      ⇄⧉public get_title(): string Outputs the title with filters applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_title()
      /**
* Outputs the title with filters applied
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.get_title}}</h1>
* ```
* ```html
* <h1>Hello World!</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1741
      ⇄⧉public get_content($len = -1, $page0): string Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_content($len = -1, $page0)
      /**
* Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article-text">{{post.get_content}}</div>
* ```
* ```html
* <div class="article-text"><p>Blah blah blah</p><p>More blah blah blah.</p></div>
* ```
* @param int $len
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1758
      ⇄⧉public get_format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_format()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1770
      ⇄⧉public get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = ''): array Get the terms associated with the post This goes across all taxonomies by def...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = '')
      /**
* Get the terms associated with the post
* This goes across all taxonomies by default
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string|array $tax What taxonom(y|ies) to pull from. Defaults to all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can use custom ones, or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag). Timber plays nice and figures out that tag/tags/post_tag are all the same (and categories/category), for custom taxonomies you're on your own.
* @param bool $merge Should the resulting array be one big one (true)? Or should it be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy (false)?
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1784
      ⇄⧉public permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->permalink()
      /**
* @deprecated 0.20.0 use link() instead
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1793
      ⇄⧉public get_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1806
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::modified_date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1818
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @param  string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1827
      ⇄⧉public get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::children
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string 		$post_type
* @param bool|string 	$childPostClass
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1842
      ⇄⧉public get_path(): string Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path For example, where {{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_path()
      /**
* Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path
* For example, where {{post.link}} would return "http://example.org/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* this will return the relative version: "/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1855
      ⇄⧉public get_prev($in_same_term = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1866
      ⇄⧉public get_parent(): bool|TimberPost Get the parent post of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_parent()
      /**
* Get the parent post of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return bool|TimberPost
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1877
      ⇄⧉public get_author(): User|null Gets a User object from the author of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_author()
      /**
* Gets a User object from the author of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::author
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1889
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_author(): User|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_modified_author()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1899
      ⇄⧉public get_thumbnail(): Image|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_thumbnail()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::thumbnail
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return Image|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1910
      ⇄⧉public get_permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_permalink()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::link
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1921
      ⇄⧉public get_link(): string get the permalink for a post object In your templates you should use link: <a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* In your templates you should use link:
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1934
      ⇄⧉public get_next($taxonomy = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_next($taxonomy = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param bool $taxonomy
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1946
      ⇄⧉public get_pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::pagination();
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1958
      ⇄⧉public get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): array|mixed Get the comments for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Get the comments for a post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::comments
* @param int $count
* @param string $order
* @param string $type
* @param string $status
* @param string $CommentClass
* @return array|mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1974
      ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
      /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
      ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->import($info, $force = false)
      /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
      ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[1]->can_edit()
      /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
      ⧉protected determine_id($pid): int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page) tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if...
      /**
* tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if it is, allows it to be passed through)
* @internal
* @param mixed a value to test against
* @return int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:230
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_object()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:273
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_id($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:281
      ⧉protected init($pid = false) Initializes a Post
      /**
* Initializes a Post
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:317
      ⧉protected prepare_post_info($pid0): WP_Post on success takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug), or object to return a W...
      /**
* takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug),
* or object to return a WordPress post object from WP's built-in get_post() function
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
* @return WP_Post on success
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:360
      ⧉protected check_post_id($pid): integer ID number of a post helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
      /**
* helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
* @param integer $pid ;
* @internal
* @return integer ID number of a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:379
      ⧉protected get_post_custom($pid): array Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table) and attach t...
      /**
* Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table)
* and attach them to our TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param int $pid
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:533
      ⧉protected get_info($pid): null|object|WP_Post Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
      /**
* Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param  int $pid
* @return null|object|WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:606
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<blockquote><p>Artykuł prezentuje wskazówki dotyczące planowania i budżetowania działań CSR na kolejny rok niezależnie od typów projektów, które chcesz realizować.</p></blockquote>
<p>Trzeci kwartał każdego roku ma nie tylko charakter urlopowy. Osiągnęliśmy półmetek działań i często mamy za sobą podsumowanie połowy roku. To jest dobry moment by usiąść z kartką papieru, kawą, herbatą, samodzielnie lub jeśli masz zespół to ze swoją drużyną i zastanowić się nad działaniami w perspektywie kolejnych 12 miesięcy.<br />
Na dole artykułu zamieszczam proste narzędzie do ujęcia głównych projektów i działań, które może Ci w tym pomóc.</p>
<p>Pierwsza ważna sprawa, to sama <strong>technika planowania</strong>. Być może wystarczy Ci jedno spotkanie, a może kilka sesji konsultacji i analiza różnych ścieżek osiągnięcia podobnego celu. Po podstawowym planowaniu często pojawia się potrzeba zebrania dodatkowych informacji (np. ogólne rozeznanie dot. planowanego projektu, koszty, dane przemawiające za pozycją w budżecie itp.), które pozwolą Ci ocenić projekty i podjąć decyzje. Budżet CSR zazwyczaj jest szczegółowo prześwietlany. Dlatego planowanie działań rozwijających CSR wymaga nieraz szczególnej wnikliwości na tym właśnie etapie. Zazwyczaj po tym następuje przegląd planu po poprawkach i jego finalne zatwierdzenie.</p>
<p>Druga sprawa to kwestie, na które <strong>warto zwrócić uwagę</strong> już przy pierwszej sesji planowania:</p>
<h4><strong>#1 WYNIKI DZIAŁAŃ, PLANY I INTERESARIUSZE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Wyniki dotychczasowych działań tworzą bazę do wytyczania nowych. Podsumowując pół roku zapewne masz informację o tym, co się udało osiągnąć i gdzie jesteś w stosunku do założonego planu. Może jakieś działania zdecydowałaś/łeś wygasić, a może pojawiły się nowe pomysły.</p>
<p>Jeśli w organizacji funkcjonuje strategia zrównoważonego rozwoju, jesteś w bardziej komfortowej sytuacji niż Ci, którzy takiego kierunkowskazu jeszcze nie wypracowali. Wiesz konkretnie jakie cele musisz zrealizować.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Oprócz bieżących wyników działań warto przeanalizować długoterminowe plany firmy, wizję jej rozwoju i sprawdzić, na ile powinny one skorygować plan określany w skali najbliższego roku.</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Jeśli szukasz pomysłów i inspiracji, zwróć uwagę na analizę trendów, na Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30 ONZ, a jeśli jesteś z branży finansowej to na Annual CSR Outlook 2016.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Jeśli dysponujesz feedbackiem ze strony interesariuszy to również jest materiał, który należy wziąć pod uwagę. To także dobry moment na zastanowienie się, czy ten lub przyszłoroczny proces planowania działań nie powinien być wzmocniony poprzez jedną z metod angażowania interesariuszy i sprawdzania, jakie rekomendacje i opinie ma dla nas nasze otoczenie. Warto zwrócić uwagę na mapę interesariuszy i sprawdzić czy nasz plan przewiduje zaangażowanie kluczowych interesariuszy.</p>
<h4><strong>#2 EDUKACJA PRACOWNIKÓW</strong></h4>
<p>To jest punkt, na który zawsze, ale to zawsze warto zabezpieczyć środki. Jakość implementacji CSR jest uzależniona w pierwszej kolejności od świadomości i wiedzy pracowników. Przy planowaniu działań edukacyjnych warto wziąć pod uwagę różne grupy pracownicze, w zależności od Twoich i ich potrzeb.</p>
<p>Jeżeli któryś z celów strategii CSR wymaga zaangażowania szerszego grona, co jest najczęstszym scenariuszem, zastanów się na ile zwiększy się zaangażowanie wybranych pracowników, jeżeli zwiększysz ich wiedzę i stworzysz im przestrzeń do omówienia CSR z praktycznego punktu widzenia.</p>
<p>W zależności od punktu w jakim jest Twoja organizacja dzisiaj możesz potrzebować:</p>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Szkolenia dla siebie lub głównych osób w Twoim zespole z tematów CSR. Być może zdecydujesz się bardziej zaangażować, wówczas możliwe są studia podyplomowe lub cykl kursów.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Warsztatów czy szkoleń dla konkretnych grup pracowników w Twojej firmie, np. związane z konkretnymi projektami operacyjnymi np. kodeksem dla dostawców (zakupowcy), marką zrównoważonego rozwoju (handlowcy), wdrożeniem wolontariatu (dział HR).</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Szkolenia inspiracyjnego, rozwojowego, dla pracowników, którzy są szczególnie zaangażowani w rozwój tematyki CSR.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Spotkania informacyjnego/inspiracyjnego/dot. trendów dla kadry zarządzającej, które może prezentować wyniki firmy i jednocześnie pokazać firmę w szerszym kontekście zrównoważonego rozwoju.</p>
<p><strong>5.</strong> E-learningu. Edukacja i komunikacja jest na dobrym poziomie, natomiast chcesz się upewnić, że docierasz do wszystkich pracowników, w tym nowych. Wówczas rozwiązaniem jest e-learning.</p>
<h4><strong>#3 KOMUNIKACJA DZIAŁAŃ</strong></h4>
<p>Komunikacja działań i postępów jest bardzo ważna w rozwoju CSR w firmie. Pokazuje, że firma nie tylko deklaruje konkretne wartości, ale również wkłada wysiłek w ich realizację. Nie ma co ukrywać, że pracownicy i otoczenie rozpoznają CSR firmy po zakomunikowanych im działaniach.</p>
<p>Jeśli będziesz komunikować wolontariat z tym będą kojarzyć w pierwszej kolejności odpowiedzialny biznes Twojej firmy. Jeśli skoncentrujesz się np. na głównych punktach strategii zrównoważonego rozwoju, to właśnie będą pamiętali.</p>
<p>Dlatego warto zastanowić się już na etapie planowania roku o linii komunikacyjnej. <strong>Pytania, które warto sobie zadać to:</strong><br />
<strong>1.</strong> Jaki przekaz chcesz kreować w danym roku?<br />
<strong>2.</strong> Jaka grupa interesariuszy będzie szczególnie dla Ciebie ważna w tym roku?<br />
<strong>3.</strong> Kogo w firmie musisz wesprzeć w komunikacji do wybranej grupy interesariuszy?<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Czy warto zaplanować odrębny projekt związany z komunikacją?</p>
<h4><strong>PRZYDATNE INFORMACJE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Do <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Roczna_formatka_od_CSRinfo.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pobrania </a>formatka do rozpisania projektów<br />
<strong>2. </strong><a href="https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analiza_SWOT" target="_blank" rel="noopener">SWOT</a> – metoda do oceny mocnych i słabych stron celów/projektów (strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, threats)<br />
<strong>3.</strong> <a href="http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/set-goals-and-objectives-in-your-business-plan.html">ACES</a> – metoda do oceny celów/projektów (achieve, conserve, eliminate, steer clear of)<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Szkolenia <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otwarte CSRinfo </a>i edukacja CSRinfo<br />
<strong>5.</strong> Podyplomowe studia <a href="http://www.civitas.edu.pl/collegium/oferta-edukacyjna/po-polsku/studia-podyplomowe-po-polsku/kierunki-studiow-podyplomowych/obszar-marketing-zarzadzanie-badania/manager-csr" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Manager CSR </a>na Collegium Civitas (Warszawa)<br />
<strong>6.</strong> <a href="https://www.coursera.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Coursera </a>– międzynarodowa platforma ze szkoleniami e-learningowymi, w tym dotyczącymi zrównoważonego rozwoju i CSR<br />
<strong>7.</strong> Twój osobisty plan na dany rok jest równie ważny. <a href="http://www.paniswojegoczasu.pl/zostan-pania-swojego-czasu/moje-plany-na-2016-rok/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tutaj </a>znajdziesz ciekawy artykuł o planowaniu.</p>
<p><strong>Publikacje wymienione w treści artykułu</strong></p>
<p><strong>1. <a href="http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30<br />
</a>2. <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/annual-csr-outlook-2016-ogloszony/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Annual CSR Outlook 2016</a></strong></p>
<p>A jakie są Twoje patenty dotyczące tworzenia budżetu i planów CSR na kolejny rok? Podziel się z nami na <a href="https://www.facebook.com/CSRinfo/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">naszym FB</a>.</p>
<p><em>Autor: Liliana Anam</em></p>
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<blockquote><p>Artykuł prezentuje wskazówki dotyczące planowania i budżetowania działań CSR na kolejny rok niezależnie od typów projektów, które chcesz realizować.</p></blockquote>
<p>Trzeci kwartał każdego roku ma nie tylko charakter urlopowy. Osiągnęliśmy półmetek działań i często mamy za sobą podsumowanie połowy roku. To jest dobry moment by usiąść z kartką papieru, kawą, herbatą, samodzielnie lub jeśli masz zespół to ze swoją drużyną i zastanowić się nad działaniami w perspektywie kolejnych 12 miesięcy.<br />
Na dole artykułu zamieszczam proste narzędzie do ujęcia głównych projektów i działań, które może Ci w tym pomóc.</p>
<p>Pierwsza ważna sprawa, to sama <strong>technika planowania</strong>. Być może wystarczy Ci jedno spotkanie, a może kilka sesji konsultacji i analiza różnych ścieżek osiągnięcia podobnego celu. Po podstawowym planowaniu często pojawia się potrzeba zebrania dodatkowych informacji (np. ogólne rozeznanie dot. planowanego projektu, koszty, dane przemawiające za pozycją w budżecie itp.), które pozwolą Ci ocenić projekty i podjąć decyzje. Budżet CSR zazwyczaj jest szczegółowo prześwietlany. Dlatego planowanie działań rozwijających CSR wymaga nieraz szczególnej wnikliwości na tym właśnie etapie. Zazwyczaj po tym następuje przegląd planu po poprawkach i jego finalne zatwierdzenie.</p>
<p>Druga sprawa to kwestie, na które <strong>warto zwrócić uwagę</strong> już przy pierwszej sesji planowania:</p>
<h4><strong>#1 WYNIKI DZIAŁAŃ, PLANY I INTERESARIUSZE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Wyniki dotychczasowych działań tworzą bazę do wytyczania nowych. Podsumowując pół roku zapewne masz informację o tym, co się udało osiągnąć i gdzie jesteś w stosunku do założonego planu. Może jakieś działania zdecydowałaś/łeś wygasić, a może pojawiły się nowe pomysły.</p>
<p>Jeśli w organizacji funkcjonuje strategia zrównoważonego rozwoju, jesteś w bardziej komfortowej sytuacji niż Ci, którzy takiego kierunkowskazu jeszcze nie wypracowali. Wiesz konkretnie jakie cele musisz zrealizować.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Oprócz bieżących wyników działań warto przeanalizować długoterminowe plany firmy, wizję jej rozwoju i sprawdzić, na ile powinny one skorygować plan określany w skali najbliższego roku.</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Jeśli szukasz pomysłów i inspiracji, zwróć uwagę na analizę trendów, na Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30 ONZ, a jeśli jesteś z branży finansowej to na Annual CSR Outlook 2016.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Jeśli dysponujesz feedbackiem ze strony interesariuszy to również jest materiał, który należy wziąć pod uwagę. To także dobry moment na zastanowienie się, czy ten lub przyszłoroczny proces planowania działań nie powinien być wzmocniony poprzez jedną z metod angażowania interesariuszy i sprawdzania, jakie rekomendacje i opinie ma dla nas nasze otoczenie. Warto zwrócić uwagę na mapę interesariuszy i sprawdzić czy nasz plan przewiduje zaangażowanie kluczowych interesariuszy.</p>
<h4><strong>#2 EDUKACJA PRACOWNIKÓW</strong></h4>
<p>To jest punkt, na który zawsze, ale to zawsze warto zabezpieczyć środki. Jakość implementacji CSR jest uzależniona w pierwszej kolejności od świadomości i wiedzy pracowników. Przy planowaniu działań edukacyjnych warto wziąć pod uwagę różne grupy pracownicze, w zależności od Twoich i ich potrzeb.</p>
<p>Jeżeli któryś z celów strategii CSR wymaga zaangażowania szerszego grona, co jest najczęstszym scenariuszem, zastanów się na ile zwiększy się zaangażowanie wybranych pracowników, jeżeli zwiększysz ich wiedzę i stworzysz im przestrzeń do omówienia CSR z praktycznego punktu widzenia.</p>
<p>W zależności od punktu w jakim jest Twoja organizacja dzisiaj możesz potrzebować:</p>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Szkolenia dla siebie lub głównych osób w Twoim zespole z tematów CSR. Być może zdecydujesz się bardziej zaangażować, wówczas możliwe są studia podyplomowe lub cykl kursów.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong> Warsztatów czy szkoleń dla konkretnych grup pracowników w Twojej firmie, np. związane z konkretnymi projektami operacyjnymi np. kodeksem dla dostawców (zakupowcy), marką zrównoważonego rozwoju (handlowcy), wdrożeniem wolontariatu (dział HR).</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Szkolenia inspiracyjnego, rozwojowego, dla pracowników, którzy są szczególnie zaangażowani w rozwój tematyki CSR.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Spotkania informacyjnego/inspiracyjnego/dot. trendów dla kadry zarządzającej, które może prezentować wyniki firmy i jednocześnie pokazać firmę w szerszym kontekście zrównoważonego rozwoju.</p>
<p><strong>5.</strong> E-learningu. Edukacja i komunikacja jest na dobrym poziomie, natomiast chcesz się upewnić, że docierasz do wszystkich pracowników, w tym nowych. Wówczas rozwiązaniem jest e-learning.</p>
<h4><strong>#3 KOMUNIKACJA DZIAŁAŃ</strong></h4>
<p>Komunikacja działań i postępów jest bardzo ważna w rozwoju CSR w firmie. Pokazuje, że firma nie tylko deklaruje konkretne wartości, ale również wkłada wysiłek w ich realizację. Nie ma co ukrywać, że pracownicy i otoczenie rozpoznają CSR firmy po zakomunikowanych im działaniach.</p>
<p>Jeśli będziesz komunikować wolontariat z tym będą kojarzyć w pierwszej kolejności odpowiedzialny biznes Twojej firmy. Jeśli skoncentrujesz się np. na głównych punktach strategii zrównoważonego rozwoju, to właśnie będą pamiętali.</p>
<p>Dlatego warto zastanowić się już na etapie planowania roku o linii komunikacyjnej. <strong>Pytania, które warto sobie zadać to:</strong><br />
<strong>1.</strong> Jaki przekaz chcesz kreować w danym roku?<br />
<strong>2.</strong> Jaka grupa interesariuszy będzie szczególnie dla Ciebie ważna w tym roku?<br />
<strong>3.</strong> Kogo w firmie musisz wesprzeć w komunikacji do wybranej grupy interesariuszy?<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Czy warto zaplanować odrębny projekt związany z komunikacją?</p>
<h4><strong>PRZYDATNE INFORMACJE</strong></h4>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Do <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Roczna_formatka_od_CSRinfo.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pobrania </a>formatka do rozpisania projektów<br />
<strong>2. </strong><a href="https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analiza_SWOT" target="_blank" rel="noopener">SWOT</a> – metoda do oceny mocnych i słabych stron celów/projektów (strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, threats)<br />
<strong>3.</strong> <a href="http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/set-goals-and-objectives-in-your-business-plan.html">ACES</a> – metoda do oceny celów/projektów (achieve, conserve, eliminate, steer clear of)<br />
<strong>4.</strong> Szkolenia <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/szkolenia/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otwarte CSRinfo </a>i edukacja CSRinfo<br />
<strong>5.</strong> Podyplomowe studia <a href="http://www.civitas.edu.pl/collegium/oferta-edukacyjna/po-polsku/studia-podyplomowe-po-polsku/kierunki-studiow-podyplomowych/obszar-marketing-zarzadzanie-badania/manager-csr" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Manager CSR </a>na Collegium Civitas (Warszawa)<br />
<strong>6.</strong> <a href="https://www.coursera.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Coursera </a>– międzynarodowa platforma ze szkoleniami e-learningowymi, w tym dotyczącymi zrównoważonego rozwoju i CSR<br />
<strong>7.</strong> Twój osobisty plan na dany rok jest równie ważny. <a href="http://www.paniswojegoczasu.pl/zostan-pania-swojego-czasu/moje-plany-na-2016-rok/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tutaj </a>znajdziesz ciekawy artykuł o planowaniu.</p>
<p><strong>Publikacje wymienione w treści artykułu</strong></p>
<p><strong>1. <a href="http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cele zrównoważonego rozwoju 2015-30<br />
</a>2. <a href="http://www.csrinfo.org/annual-csr-outlook-2016-ogloszony/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Annual CSR Outlook 2016</a></strong></p>
<p>A jakie są Twoje patenty dotyczące tworzenia budżetu i planów CSR na kolejny rok? Podziel się z nami na <a href="https://www.facebook.com/CSRinfo/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">naszym FB</a>.</p>
<p><em>Autor: Liliana Anam</em></p>
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      ⇄public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
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      ⇄public filter -> string (3) "raw"
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      ⇄public status -> string (7) "publish"
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    • ⇄⧉public __construct($pid = null) If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current pos...
      new \Timber\Post($pid = null)
      /**
* If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current post id based on being inside The_Loop
* @example
* ```php
* $post = new Timber\Post();
* $other_post = new Timber\Post($random_post_id);
* ```
* @param mixed $pid
*/

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      ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

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      ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

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      ⇄⧉public __toString(): string Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
      (string) iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]
      /**
* Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
* @return string
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_edit_url(): bool|string Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
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      /**
* Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

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      ⇄⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->update($field, $value)
      /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

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      ⇄⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->preview()
      /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;')
      /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

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      ⇄⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
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      /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

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      ⇄⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
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      /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

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      ⇄⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
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      /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

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      ⇄⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all')
      /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
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      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_comment_count()
      /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

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      ⇄⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->has_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

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      ⇄⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->field_object($field_name)
      /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
      ⇄⧉public import_field($field_name)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->import_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

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      ⇄⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->post_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

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      ⇄⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->css_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

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      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_method_values()
      /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

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      ⇄⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->author()
      /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

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      ⇄⧉public authors()
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->authors()
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      ⇄⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->modified_author()
      /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

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      ⇄⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->categories()
      /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

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      ⇄⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->category()
      /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

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      ⇄⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1067
      ⇄⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1136
      ⇄⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->content($page0, $len = -1)
      /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
      ⇄⧉public paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
      ⇄⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->date($date_format = '')
      /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
      ⇄⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->time($time_format = '')
      /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
      ⇄⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
      ⇄⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->edit_link()
      /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
      ⇄⧉public format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->format()
      /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
      ⇄⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->password_required()
      /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
      ⇄⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
      ⇄⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->meta($field_name = null)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
      ⇄⧉public name(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->name()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392
      ⇄⧉public modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1400
      ⇄⧉public modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1410
      ⇄⧉public next($in_same_term = false): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->next($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* @api
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1419
      ⇄⧉public pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1445
      ⇄⧉public convert($data) Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->convert($data)
      /**
* Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
* @param array|WP_Post $data
* @param string $class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1478
      ⇄⧉public parent(): bool|Timber\Post Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whate...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->parent()
      /**
* Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whatever is set in Timber\Post::$PostClass)
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Parent page: <a href="{{ post.parent.link }}">{{ post.parent.title }}</a>
* ```
* @return bool|Timber\Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1504
      ⇄⧉public path(): string Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://examp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->path()
      /**
* Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://example.org/2015/07/my-cool-post
* this will return just /2015/07/my-cool-post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.path}}">{{post.title}}</a>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1522
      ⇄⧉public prev($in_same_term = false): mixed Get the previous post in a set
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the previous post in a set
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h4>Prior Entry:</h4>
* <h3>{{post.prev.title}}</h3>
* <p>{{post.prev.get_preview(25)}}</p>
* ```
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1539
      ⇄⧉public tags(): array Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->tags()
      /**
* Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
* @api
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1562
      ⇄⧉public thumbnail(): Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail get the featured image as a Timber/Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->thumbnail()
      /**
* get the featured image as a Timber/Image
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <img src="{{ post.thumbnail.src }}" />
* ```
* @return Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1575
      ⇄⧉public title(): string Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title o...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->title()
      /**
* Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title of the post after WP's filters have run. This is analogous to `the_title()` in standard WP template tags.
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1593
      ⇄⧉public gallery($html = true): html Returns the gallery
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->gallery($html = true)
      /**
* Returns the gallery
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.gallery }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1609
      ⇄⧉public audio(): html Returns the audio
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->audio()
      /**
* Returns the audio
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.audio }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1628
      ⇄⧉public video(): html Returns the video
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->video()
      /**
* Returns the video
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.video }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1651
      ⇄⧉public get_categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categories for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_categories()
      /**
* Get the categories for a post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::categories
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1682
      ⇄⧉public get_category(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_category()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::category
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1693
      ⇄⧉public get_image($field): Timber\Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_image($field)
      /**
* @param string $field
* @return Timber\Image
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1704
      ⇄⧉public get_tags(): array Gets an array of tags for you to use
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_tags()
      /**
* Gets an array of tags for you to use
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <ul class="tags">
*     {% for tag in post.tags %}
*         <li>{{tag.name}}</li>
*     {% endfor %}
* </ul>
* ```
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1723
      ⇄⧉public get_title(): string Outputs the title with filters applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_title()
      /**
* Outputs the title with filters applied
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.get_title}}</h1>
* ```
* ```html
* <h1>Hello World!</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1741
      ⇄⧉public get_content($len = -1, $page0): string Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_content($len = -1, $page0)
      /**
* Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article-text">{{post.get_content}}</div>
* ```
* ```html
* <div class="article-text"><p>Blah blah blah</p><p>More blah blah blah.</p></div>
* ```
* @param int $len
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1758
      ⇄⧉public get_format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_format()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1770
      ⇄⧉public get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = ''): array Get the terms associated with the post This goes across all taxonomies by def...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = '')
      /**
* Get the terms associated with the post
* This goes across all taxonomies by default
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string|array $tax What taxonom(y|ies) to pull from. Defaults to all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can use custom ones, or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag). Timber plays nice and figures out that tag/tags/post_tag are all the same (and categories/category), for custom taxonomies you're on your own.
* @param bool $merge Should the resulting array be one big one (true)? Or should it be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy (false)?
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1784
      ⇄⧉public permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->permalink()
      /**
* @deprecated 0.20.0 use link() instead
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1793
      ⇄⧉public get_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1806
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::modified_date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1818
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @param  string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1827
      ⇄⧉public get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::children
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string 		$post_type
* @param bool|string 	$childPostClass
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1842
      ⇄⧉public get_path(): string Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path For example, where {{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_path()
      /**
* Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path
* For example, where {{post.link}} would return "http://example.org/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* this will return the relative version: "/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1855
      ⇄⧉public get_prev($in_same_term = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1866
      ⇄⧉public get_parent(): bool|TimberPost Get the parent post of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_parent()
      /**
* Get the parent post of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return bool|TimberPost
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1877
      ⇄⧉public get_author(): User|null Gets a User object from the author of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_author()
      /**
* Gets a User object from the author of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::author
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1889
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_author(): User|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_modified_author()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1899
      ⇄⧉public get_thumbnail(): Image|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_thumbnail()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::thumbnail
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return Image|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1910
      ⇄⧉public get_permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_permalink()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::link
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1921
      ⇄⧉public get_link(): string get the permalink for a post object In your templates you should use link: <a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* In your templates you should use link:
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1934
      ⇄⧉public get_next($taxonomy = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_next($taxonomy = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param bool $taxonomy
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1946
      ⇄⧉public get_pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::pagination();
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1958
      ⇄⧉public get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): array|mixed Get the comments for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Get the comments for a post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::comments
* @param int $count
* @param string $order
* @param string $type
* @param string $status
* @param string $CommentClass
* @return array|mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1974
      ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
      /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
      ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->import($info, $force = false)
      /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
      ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[2]->can_edit()
      /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
      ⧉protected determine_id($pid): int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page) tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if...
      /**
* tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if it is, allows it to be passed through)
* @internal
* @param mixed a value to test against
* @return int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:230
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_object()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:273
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_id($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:281
      ⧉protected init($pid = false) Initializes a Post
      /**
* Initializes a Post
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:317
      ⧉protected prepare_post_info($pid0): WP_Post on success takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug), or object to return a W...
      /**
* takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug),
* or object to return a WordPress post object from WP's built-in get_post() function
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
* @return WP_Post on success
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:360
      ⧉protected check_post_id($pid): integer ID number of a post helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
      /**
* helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
* @param integer $pid ;
* @internal
* @return integer ID number of a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:379
      ⧉protected get_post_custom($pid): array Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table) and attach t...
      /**
* Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table)
* and attach them to our TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param int $pid
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:533
      ⧉protected get_info($pid): null|object|WP_Post Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
      /**
* Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param  int $pid
* @return null|object|WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:606
      ⧉protected maybe_show_password_form(): string|void If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
      /**
* If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
* @return string|void
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1170
      ⧉protected get_revised_data_from_method($method, $args = false)
      /**
*
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1183
      ⧉protected content_handle_no_teaser_block($content): string Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an...
      /**
* Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an option to
* "Hide the excerpt on the full content page" which hides everything prior to the inserted
* "more" block
* @ticket #2218
* @param string $content
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1243
      ⇄⧉public static get_post_id_by_name($post_name): int get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      \Timber\Post::get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      /**
* get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.5.0
* @param string $post_name
* @return int
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:402
      ⧉protected static is_previewing(): bool Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview m...
      /**
* Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview mode" via the
* WordPress admin
* @internal
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:217
      ⧉protected static get_wp_link_page($i): string
      /**
* @param int $i
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:591
    • ⇄public static $representation :: string (4) "post"
      \Timber\Post::$representation
    ⇄⧉3 => Timber\Post (56)
    iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]
    • Properties (56)
    • Available methods (95)
    • Static class properties
    • ⇄public id -> integer 1307
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->id
      ⇄public ID -> integer 1307
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->ID
      ⇄public object_type -> string (4) "post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->object_type
      ⇄public ImageClass -> string (12) "Timber\Image"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->ImageClass
      ⇄public PostClass -> string (11) "Timber\Post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->PostClass
      ⇄public TermClass -> string (11) "Timber\Term"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->TermClass
      ⇄⧉public custom -> array (19)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom
      ⇄_edit_lock => string (12) "1717570253:2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_edit_lock']
      ⇄_edit_last => string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_edit_last']
      ⇄_wp_old_date => string (10) "2022-10-24"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_wp_old_date']
      ⇄img_main => string (4) "1153"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['img_main']
      ⇄_img_main => string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_img_main']
      ⇄text_preview => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['text_preview']
      ⇄_text_preview => string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_text_preview']
      ⇄⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (341) "<p>Na rynku pojawiła się nowa publikacja „Mierzenie efektywności i wpływu sp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content_0_text']
      <p>Na rynku pojawiła się nowa publikacja „Mierzenie efektywności i wpływu społecznego działań CSR”, która zawiera zbiór artykułów dotyczących różnych aspektów działań CSR.<br />
Publikacja jest efektem prac Grupy Roboczej, koordynowanej przez Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu w 2012 roku w ramach Programu Partnerstwa.</p>
      ⇄_content_content_0_text => string (19) "field_62c4151f67596"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content_content_0_text']
      ⇄content_content_1_title => UTF-8 string (60) "MIERZENIE EFEKTYWNOŚCI I WPŁYWU SPOŁECZNEGO DZIAŁAŃ CSR"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content_1_title']
      ⇄_content_content_1_title => string (19) "field_62c5bfce99739"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content_content_1_title']
      ⇄⧉content_content_1_text => UTF-8 string (94) "<p>Język: Polski<br /> Rok wydania: 2012<br /> Instytucja: Forum Odpowiedzia...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content_1_text']
      <p>Język: Polski<br />
Rok wydania: 2012<br />
Instytucja: Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu</p>
      ⇄_content_content_1_text => string (19) "field_62c5bfe09973a"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content_content_1_text']
      ⇄content_content_1_file => string (4) "1308"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content_1_file']
      ⇄_content_content_1_file => string (19) "field_62c5bfed9973b"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content_content_1_file']
      ⇄⧉content_content => array (2)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content']
      ⇄0 => string (4) "text"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content'][0]
      ⇄1 => string (8) "cta_file"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content_content'][1]
      ⇄_content_content => string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content_content']
      ⇄content => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['content']
      ⇄_content => string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->custom['_content']
      protected ___content -> null
      protected _permalink -> null
      protected _next -> array (0)
      protected _prev -> array (0)
      protected _css_class -> null
      ⇄public post_author -> string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_author
      ⇄public post_content -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_content
      ⇄public post_date -> string (19) "2012-12-17 15:53:26"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_date
      ⇄public post_excerpt -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_excerpt
      ⇄public post_parent -> integer 0
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_parent
      ⇄public post_status -> string (7) "publish"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_status
      ⇄public post_title -> UTF-8 string (58) "JAK MIERZYĆ EFEKTYWNOŚĆ DZIAŁAŃ CSR?- NOWA PUBLIKACJA"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_title
      ⇄public post_type -> string (4) "blog"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_type
      ⇄public slug -> string (51) "jak-mierzyc-efektywnosc-dzialan-csr-nowa-publikacja"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->slug
      protected __type -> null
      ⇄public _edit_lock -> string (12) "1717570253:2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_edit_lock
      ⇄public _edit_last -> string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_edit_last
      ⇄public _wp_old_date -> string (10) "2022-10-24"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_wp_old_date
      ⇄public img_main -> string (4) "1153"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->img_main
      ⇄public _img_main -> string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_img_main
      ⇄public text_preview -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->text_preview
      ⇄public _text_preview -> string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_text_preview
      ⇄⧉public content_content_0_text -> UTF-8 string (341) "<p>Na rynku pojawiła się nowa publikacja „Mierzenie efektywności i wpływu sp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content_0_text
      <p>Na rynku pojawiła się nowa publikacja „Mierzenie efektywności i wpływu społecznego działań CSR”, która zawiera zbiór artykułów dotyczących różnych aspektów działań CSR.<br />
Publikacja jest efektem prac Grupy Roboczej, koordynowanej przez Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu w 2012 roku w ramach Programu Partnerstwa.</p>
      ⇄public _content_content_0_text -> string (19) "field_62c4151f67596"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content_content_0_text
      ⇄public content_content_1_title -> UTF-8 string (60) "MIERZENIE EFEKTYWNOŚCI I WPŁYWU SPOŁECZNEGO DZIAŁAŃ CSR"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content_1_title
      ⇄public _content_content_1_title -> string (19) "field_62c5bfce99739"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content_content_1_title
      ⇄⧉public content_content_1_text -> UTF-8 string (94) "<p>Język: Polski<br /> Rok wydania: 2012<br /> Instytucja: Forum Odpowiedzia...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content_1_text
      <p>Język: Polski<br />
Rok wydania: 2012<br />
Instytucja: Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu</p>
      ⇄public _content_content_1_text -> string (19) "field_62c5bfe09973a"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content_content_1_text
      ⇄public content_content_1_file -> string (4) "1308"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content_1_file
      ⇄public _content_content_1_file -> string (19) "field_62c5bfed9973b"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content_content_1_file
      ⇄⧉public content_content -> array (2)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content
      ⇄0 => string (4) "text"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content[0]
      ⇄1 => string (8) "cta_file"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content_content[1]
      ⇄public _content_content -> string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content_content
      ⇄public _content -> string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->_content
      ⇄public post_date_gmt -> string (19) "2012-12-17 14:53:26"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_date_gmt
      ⇄public comment_status -> string (6) "closed"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->comment_status
      ⇄public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->ping_status
      ⇄public post_password -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_password
      ⇄public post_name -> string (51) "jak-mierzyc-efektywnosc-dzialan-csr-nowa-publikacja"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_name
      ⇄public to_ping -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->to_ping
      ⇄public pinged -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->pinged
      ⇄public post_modified -> string (19) "2022-10-24 15:56:35"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_modified
      ⇄public post_modified_gmt -> string (19) "2022-10-24 13:56:35"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_modified_gmt
      ⇄public post_content_filtered -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_content_filtered
      ⇄public guid -> string (51) "https://www.csrinfo.org/?post_type=blog&#038;p=1307"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->guid
      ⇄public menu_order -> integer 0
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->menu_order
      ⇄public post_mime_type -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_mime_type
      ⇄public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->comment_count
      ⇄public filter -> string (3) "raw"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->filter
      ⇄public status -> string (7) "publish"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->status
    • ⇄⧉public __construct($pid = null) If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current pos...
      new \Timber\Post($pid = null)
      /**
* If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current post id based on being inside The_Loop
* @example
* ```php
* $post = new Timber\Post();
* $other_post = new Timber\Post($random_post_id);
* ```
* @param mixed $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:180
      ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:190
      ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:202
      ⇄⧉public __toString(): string Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
      (string) iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]
      /**
* Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:269
      ⇄⧉public get_edit_url(): bool|string Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_edit_url()
      /**
* Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:336
      ⇄⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->update($field, $value)
      /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:345
      ⇄⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->preview()
      /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:432
      ⇄⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;')
      /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:452
      ⇄⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->import_custom($pid)
      /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:521
      ⇄⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->comment_form($args = array())
      /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:634
      ⇄⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = '')
      /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:706
      ⇄⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all')
      /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:806
      ⇄⧉public get_paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:824
      ⇄⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_post_type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:844
      ⇄⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_comment_count()
      /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:852
      ⇄⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->has_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:861
      ⇄⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->field_object($field_name)
      /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:873
      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
      ⇄⧉public import_field($field_name)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->import_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:905
      ⇄⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->post_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:927
      ⇄⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->css_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:956
      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_method_values()
      /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:970
      ⇄⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->author()
      /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1005
      ⇄⧉public authors()
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->authors()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1011
      ⇄⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->modified_author()
      /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1026
      ⇄⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->categories()
      /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1036
      ⇄⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->category()
      /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1046
      ⇄⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1067
      ⇄⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1136
      ⇄⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->content($page0, $len = -1)
      /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
      ⇄⧉public paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
      ⇄⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->date($date_format = '')
      /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
      ⇄⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->time($time_format = '')
      /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
      ⇄⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
      ⇄⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->edit_link()
      /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
      ⇄⧉public format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->format()
      /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
      ⇄⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->password_required()
      /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
      ⇄⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
      ⇄⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->meta($field_name = null)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
      ⇄⧉public name(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->name()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392
      ⇄⧉public modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1400
      ⇄⧉public modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1410
      ⇄⧉public next($in_same_term = false): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->next($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* @api
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1419
      ⇄⧉public pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1445
      ⇄⧉public convert($data) Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->convert($data)
      /**
* Finds any WP_Post objects and converts them to Timber\Posts
* @param array|WP_Post $data
* @param string $class
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1478
      ⇄⧉public parent(): bool|Timber\Post Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whate...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->parent()
      /**
* Gets the parent (if one exists) from a post as a Timber\Post object (or whatever is set in Timber\Post::$PostClass)
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Parent page: <a href="{{ post.parent.link }}">{{ post.parent.title }}</a>
* ```
* @return bool|Timber\Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1504
      ⇄⧉public path(): string Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://examp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->path()
      /**
* Gets the relative path of a WP Post, so while link() will return http://example.org/2015/07/my-cool-post
* this will return just /2015/07/my-cool-post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.path}}">{{post.title}}</a>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1522
      ⇄⧉public prev($in_same_term = false): mixed Get the previous post in a set
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the previous post in a set
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h4>Prior Entry:</h4>
* <h3>{{post.prev.title}}</h3>
* <p>{{post.prev.get_preview(25)}}</p>
* ```
* @param bool $in_same_term
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1539
      ⇄⧉public tags(): array Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->tags()
      /**
* Gets the tags on a post, uses WP's post_tag taxonomy
* @api
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1562
      ⇄⧉public thumbnail(): Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail get the featured image as a Timber/Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->thumbnail()
      /**
* get the featured image as a Timber/Image
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <img src="{{ post.thumbnail.src }}" />
* ```
* @return Timber\Image|null of your thumbnail
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1575
      ⇄⧉public title(): string Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title o...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->title()
      /**
* Returns the processed title to be used in templates. This returns the title of the post after WP's filters have run. This is analogous to `the_title()` in standard WP template tags.
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1593
      ⇄⧉public gallery($html = true): html Returns the gallery
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->gallery($html = true)
      /**
* Returns the gallery
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.gallery }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1609
      ⇄⧉public audio(): html Returns the audio
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->audio()
      /**
* Returns the audio
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.audio }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1628
      ⇄⧉public video(): html Returns the video
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->video()
      /**
* Returns the video
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {{ post.video }}
* ```
* @return html
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1651
      ⇄⧉public get_categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categories for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_categories()
      /**
* Get the categories for a post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::categories
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1682
      ⇄⧉public get_category(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_category()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::category
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1693
      ⇄⧉public get_image($field): Timber\Image
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_image($field)
      /**
* @param string $field
* @return Timber\Image
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1704
      ⇄⧉public get_tags(): array Gets an array of tags for you to use
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_tags()
      /**
* Gets an array of tags for you to use
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <ul class="tags">
*     {% for tag in post.tags %}
*         <li>{{tag.name}}</li>
*     {% endfor %}
* </ul>
* ```
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1723
      ⇄⧉public get_title(): string Outputs the title with filters applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_title()
      /**
* Outputs the title with filters applied
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.get_title}}</h1>
* ```
* ```html
* <h1>Hello World!</h1>
* ```
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1741
      ⇄⧉public get_content($len = -1, $page0): string Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_content($len = -1, $page0)
      /**
* Displays the content of the post with filters, shortcodes and wpautop applied
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article-text">{{post.get_content}}</div>
* ```
* ```html
* <div class="article-text"><p>Blah blah blah</p><p>More blah blah blah.</p></div>
* ```
* @param int $len
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1758
      ⇄⧉public get_format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_format()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1770
      ⇄⧉public get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = ''): array Get the terms associated with the post This goes across all taxonomies by def...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_terms($tax = '', $merge = true, $TermClass = '')
      /**
* Get the terms associated with the post
* This goes across all taxonomies by default
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string|array $tax What taxonom(y|ies) to pull from. Defaults to all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can use custom ones, or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag). Timber plays nice and figures out that tag/tags/post_tag are all the same (and categories/category), for custom taxonomies you're on your own.
* @param bool $merge Should the resulting array be one big one (true)? Or should it be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy (false)?
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1784
      ⇄⧉public permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->permalink()
      /**
* @deprecated 0.20.0 use link() instead
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1793
      ⇄⧉public get_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1806
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_date($date_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_modified_date($date_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::modified_date
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param  string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1818
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_time($time_format = ''): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_modified_time($time_format = '')
      /**
* @internal
* @param  string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1827
      ⇄⧉public get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::children
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param string 		$post_type
* @param bool|string 	$childPostClass
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1842
      ⇄⧉public get_path(): string Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path For example, where {{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_path()
      /**
* Get the permalink for a post, but as a relative path
* For example, where {{post.link}} would return "http://example.org/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* this will return the relative version: "/2015/07/04/my-cool-post"
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1855
      ⇄⧉public get_prev($in_same_term = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_prev($in_same_term = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1866
      ⇄⧉public get_parent(): bool|TimberPost Get the parent post of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_parent()
      /**
* Get the parent post of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return bool|TimberPost
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1877
      ⇄⧉public get_author(): User|null Gets a User object from the author of the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_author()
      /**
* Gets a User object from the author of the post
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::author
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1889
      ⇄⧉public get_modified_author(): User|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_modified_author()
      /**
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return User|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1899
      ⇄⧉public get_thumbnail(): Image|null
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_thumbnail()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::thumbnail
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return Image|null
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1910
      ⇄⧉public get_permalink(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_permalink()
      /**
* @internal
* @see TimberPost::link
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1921
      ⇄⧉public get_link(): string get the permalink for a post object In your templates you should use link: <a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* In your templates you should use link:
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1934
      ⇄⧉public get_next($taxonomy = false): TimberPost|boolean Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_next($taxonomy = false)
      /**
* Get the next post in WordPress's ordering
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @param bool $taxonomy
* @return TimberPost|boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1946
      ⇄⧉public get_pagination(): array Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_pagination()
      /**
* Get a data array of pagination so you can navigate to the previous/next for a paginated post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::pagination();
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1958
      ⇄⧉public get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): array|mixed Get the comments for a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->get_comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Get the comments for a post
* @internal
* @see Timber\Post::comments
* @param int $count
* @param string $order
* @param string $type
* @param string $status
* @param string $CommentClass
* @return array|mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1974
      ⧉public __isset($field): boolean
      /**
*
* @return boolean
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:15
      ⇄⧉public import($info, $force = false) Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->import($info, $force = false)
      /**
* Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object
* @example
* ```php
* $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316');
* $post = new Timber\Post()
* $post->import(data);
* echo $post->airplane; //757-200
* ```
* @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:59
      ⇄⧉public can_edit(): bool Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[3]->can_edit()
      /**
* Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me.
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.can_edit %}
* <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a>
* {% endif %}
* ```
* ```html
* <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a>
* ```
* @return bool
*/

Inherited from Timber\Core
Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Core.php:100
      ⧉protected determine_id($pid): int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page) tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if...
      /**
* tries to figure out what post you want to get if not explictly defined (or if it is, allows it to be passed through)
* @internal
* @param mixed a value to test against
* @return int|null the numberic id we should be using for this post object, null when there's no ID (ex: 404 page)
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:230
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_object()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:273
      ⧉protected get_post_preview_id($query)
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:281
      ⧉protected init($pid = false) Initializes a Post
      /**
* Initializes a Post
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:317
      ⧉protected prepare_post_info($pid0): WP_Post on success takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug), or object to return a W...
      /**
* takes a mix of integer (post ID), string (post slug),
* or object to return a WordPress post object from WP's built-in get_post() function
* @internal
* @param integer $pid
* @return WP_Post on success
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:360
      ⧉protected check_post_id($pid): integer ID number of a post helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
      /**
* helps you find the post id regardless of whether you send a string or whatever
* @param integer $pid ;
* @internal
* @return integer ID number of a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:379
      ⧉protected get_post_custom($pid): array Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table) and attach t...
      /**
* Used internally to fetch the metadata fields (wp_postmeta table)
* and attach them to our TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param int $pid
* @return array
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:533
      ⧉protected get_info($pid): null|object|WP_Post Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
      /**
* Used internally by init, etc. to build TimberPost object
* @internal
* @param  int $pid
* @return null|object|WP_Post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:606
      ⧉protected maybe_show_password_form(): string|void If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
      /**
* If the Password form is to be shown, show it!
* @return string|void
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1170
      ⧉protected get_revised_data_from_method($method, $args = false)
      /**
*
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1183
      ⧉protected content_handle_no_teaser_block($content): string Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an...
      /**
* Handles for an circumstance with the Block editor where a "more" block has an option to
* "Hide the excerpt on the full content page" which hides everything prior to the inserted
* "more" block
* @ticket #2218
* @param string $content
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1243
      ⇄⧉public static get_post_id_by_name($post_name): int get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      \Timber\Post::get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
      /**
* get_post_id_by_name($post_name)
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.5.0
* @param string $post_name
* @return int
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:402
      ⧉protected static is_previewing(): bool Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview m...
      /**
* Determine whether or not an admin/editor is looking at the post in "preview mode" via the
* WordPress admin
* @internal
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:217
      ⧉protected static get_wp_link_page($i): string
      /**
* @param int $i
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:591
    • ⇄public static $representation :: string (4) "post"
      \Timber\Post::$representation
    ⇄⧉4 => Timber\Post (56)
    iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]
    • Properties (56)
    • Available methods (95)
    • Static class properties
    • ⇄public id -> integer 1005
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->id
      ⇄public ID -> integer 1005
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->ID
      ⇄public object_type -> string (4) "post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->object_type
      ⇄public ImageClass -> string (12) "Timber\Image"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->ImageClass
      ⇄public PostClass -> string (11) "Timber\Post"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->PostClass
      ⇄public TermClass -> string (11) "Timber\Term"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->TermClass
      ⇄⧉public custom -> array (19)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom
      ⇄_edit_lock => string (12) "1666595365:2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_edit_lock']
      ⇄_edit_last => string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_edit_last']
      ⇄_wp_old_date => string (10) "2022-10-24"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_wp_old_date']
      ⇄img_main => string (4) "1006"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['img_main']
      ⇄_img_main => string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_img_main']
      ⇄text_preview => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['text_preview']
      ⇄_text_preview => string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_text_preview']
      ⇄⧉content_content_0_text => UTF-8 string (1498) "<p>Czy spółkom giełdowym opłaca się wdrażać strategie CSR? Jak zyskać na odp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content_0_text']
      <p>Czy spółkom giełdowym opłaca się wdrażać strategie CSR? Jak zyskać na odpowiedzialności społecznej? Jakie są najlepsze praktyki w tym obszarze? Na te i inne pytania odpowiada najnowsza publikacja CSRinfo Jak zyskać na odpowiedzialności. CSR w strategiach spółek giełdowych. Przewodnik dla CEO i executives.<span id="more-1600"></span></p>
<p>Publikacja została oficjalnie ogłoszona podczas niedawnego (12-13 czerwca) IV Kongresu Relacji Inwestorskich SEG. Ten praktyczny przewodnik dla biznesu zawiera praktyczne wskazówki jak zbudować strategię CSR w spółce giełdowej, prezentuje wypracowane standardy oraz przedstawia korzyści jaki przynosi zarządzanie firmą w sposób społecznie odpowiedzialny. <strong>Publikacja zawiera 13 case studies i 88 przykładów z 23 branż.</strong></p>
<blockquote><p>Jako firma doradcza specjalizująca się w społecznej odpowiedzialności CSRinfo konsekwentnie podejmuje działania edukacyjne w tym obszarze, czego wyrazem jest m.in. cykl przewodników dla biznesu. Niniejszy przewodnik dedykowany jest kadrze zarządzającej. Prezentuje potencjał CSR, wypracowane praktyki i korzyści, jakie może oferować. – mówi Liliana Anam, Menedżer zarządzający CSRinfo.</p></blockquote>
<p>Publikacja została przygotowana przez CSRinfo we współpracy ze Stowarzyszeniem Emitentów Giełdowych. Partnerzy strategiczni przewodnika to Giełda Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. oraz ENEA SA. Patronat medialny objął PAP.</p>
      ⇄_content_content_0_text => string (19) "field_62c4151f67596"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content_content_0_text']
      ⇄content_content_1_title => string (34) "PUBLIKACJA W WERSJI ELEKTRONICZNEJ"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content_1_title']
      ⇄_content_content_1_title => string (19) "field_62c5bfce99739"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content_content_1_title']
      ⇄content_content_1_text => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content_1_text']
      ⇄_content_content_1_text => string (19) "field_62c5bfe09973a"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content_content_1_text']
      ⇄content_content_1_file => string (4) "1007"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content_1_file']
      ⇄_content_content_1_file => string (19) "field_62c5bfed9973b"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content_content_1_file']
      ⇄⧉content_content => array (2)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content']
      ⇄0 => string (4) "text"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content'][0]
      ⇄1 => string (8) "cta_file"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content_content'][1]
      ⇄_content_content => string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content_content']
      ⇄content => string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['content']
      ⇄_content => string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->custom['_content']
      protected ___content -> null
      protected _permalink -> null
      protected _next -> array (0)
      protected _prev -> array (0)
      protected _css_class -> null
      ⇄public post_author -> string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_author
      ⇄public post_content -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_content
      ⇄public post_date -> string (19) "2012-06-27 09:09:02"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_date
      ⇄public post_excerpt -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_excerpt
      ⇄public post_parent -> integer 0
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_parent
      ⇄public post_status -> string (7) "publish"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_status
      ⇄public post_title -> UTF-8 string (61) "JAK ZYSKAĆ NA ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCI – NOWA PUBLIKACJA CSRINFO"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_title
      ⇄public post_type -> string (4) "blog"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_type
      ⇄public slug -> string (55) "jak-zyskac-na-odpowiedzialnosci-nowa-publikacja-csrinfo"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->slug
      protected __type -> null
      ⇄public _edit_lock -> string (12) "1666595365:2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_edit_lock
      ⇄public _edit_last -> string (1) "2"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_edit_last
      ⇄public _wp_old_date -> string (10) "2022-10-24"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_wp_old_date
      ⇄public img_main -> string (4) "1006"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->img_main
      ⇄public _img_main -> string (19) "field_62c4065d0b60c"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_img_main
      ⇄public text_preview -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->text_preview
      ⇄public _text_preview -> string (19) "field_62c406990b60f"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_text_preview
      ⇄⧉public content_content_0_text -> UTF-8 string (1498) "<p>Czy spółkom giełdowym opłaca się wdrażać strategie CSR? Jak zyskać na odp...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content_0_text
      <p>Czy spółkom giełdowym opłaca się wdrażać strategie CSR? Jak zyskać na odpowiedzialności społecznej? Jakie są najlepsze praktyki w tym obszarze? Na te i inne pytania odpowiada najnowsza publikacja CSRinfo Jak zyskać na odpowiedzialności. CSR w strategiach spółek giełdowych. Przewodnik dla CEO i executives.<span id="more-1600"></span></p>
<p>Publikacja została oficjalnie ogłoszona podczas niedawnego (12-13 czerwca) IV Kongresu Relacji Inwestorskich SEG. Ten praktyczny przewodnik dla biznesu zawiera praktyczne wskazówki jak zbudować strategię CSR w spółce giełdowej, prezentuje wypracowane standardy oraz przedstawia korzyści jaki przynosi zarządzanie firmą w sposób społecznie odpowiedzialny. <strong>Publikacja zawiera 13 case studies i 88 przykładów z 23 branż.</strong></p>
<blockquote><p>Jako firma doradcza specjalizująca się w społecznej odpowiedzialności CSRinfo konsekwentnie podejmuje działania edukacyjne w tym obszarze, czego wyrazem jest m.in. cykl przewodników dla biznesu. Niniejszy przewodnik dedykowany jest kadrze zarządzającej. Prezentuje potencjał CSR, wypracowane praktyki i korzyści, jakie może oferować. – mówi Liliana Anam, Menedżer zarządzający CSRinfo.</p></blockquote>
<p>Publikacja została przygotowana przez CSRinfo we współpracy ze Stowarzyszeniem Emitentów Giełdowych. Partnerzy strategiczni przewodnika to Giełda Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. oraz ENEA SA. Patronat medialny objął PAP.</p>
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      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content_content_0_text
      ⇄public content_content_1_title -> string (34) "PUBLIKACJA W WERSJI ELEKTRONICZNEJ"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content_1_title
      ⇄public _content_content_1_title -> string (19) "field_62c5bfce99739"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content_content_1_title
      ⇄public content_content_1_text -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content_1_text
      ⇄public _content_content_1_text -> string (19) "field_62c5bfe09973a"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content_content_1_text
      ⇄public content_content_1_file -> string (4) "1007"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content_1_file
      ⇄public _content_content_1_file -> string (19) "field_62c5bfed9973b"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content_content_1_file
      ⇄⧉public content_content -> array (2)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content
      ⇄0 => string (4) "text"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content[0]
      ⇄1 => string (8) "cta_file"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content_content[1]
      ⇄public _content_content -> string (19) "field_62c4140c95fd9"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content_content
      ⇄public _content -> string (19) "field_62c413ed1bd11"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->_content
      ⇄public post_date_gmt -> string (19) "2012-06-27 07:09:02"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_date_gmt
      ⇄public comment_status -> string (6) "closed"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->comment_status
      ⇄public ping_status -> string (6) "closed"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->ping_status
      ⇄public post_password -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_password
      ⇄public post_name -> string (55) "jak-zyskac-na-odpowiedzialnosci-nowa-publikacja-csrinfo"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_name
      ⇄public to_ping -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->to_ping
      ⇄public pinged -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->pinged
      ⇄public post_modified -> string (19) "2022-10-24 09:11:39"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_modified
      ⇄public post_modified_gmt -> string (19) "2022-10-24 07:11:39"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_modified_gmt
      ⇄public post_content_filtered -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_content_filtered
      ⇄public guid -> string (51) "https://www.csrinfo.org/?post_type=blog&#038;p=1005"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->guid
      ⇄public menu_order -> integer 0
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->menu_order
      ⇄public post_mime_type -> string (0) ""
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_mime_type
      ⇄public comment_count -> string (1) "0"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->comment_count
      ⇄public filter -> string (3) "raw"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->filter
      ⇄public status -> string (7) "publish"
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->status
    • ⇄⧉public __construct($pid = null) If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current pos...
      new \Timber\Post($pid = null)
      /**
* If you send the constructor nothing it will try to figure out the current post id based on being inside The_Loop
* @example
* ```php
* $post = new Timber\Post();
* $other_post = new Timber\Post($random_post_id);
* ```
* @param mixed $pid
*/

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      ⧉public __get($field): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:190
      ⧉public __call($field, $args): mixed This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github...
      /**
* This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2
* This is also here to ensure that {{ post.class }} remains usable
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:202
      ⇄⧉public __toString(): string Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
      (string) iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]
      /**
* Outputs the title of the post if you do something like `<h1>{{post}}</h1>`
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:269
      ⇄⧉public get_edit_url(): bool|string Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_edit_url()
      /**
* Get the URL that will edit the current post/object
* @internal
* @deprecated since 1.0
* @codeCoverageIgnore
* @see Timber\Post::edit_link
* @return bool|string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:336
      ⇄⧉public update($field, $value) updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->update($field, $value)
      /**
* updates the post_meta of the current object with the given value
* @param string $field
* @param mixed $value
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:345
      ⇄⧉public preview(): \Timber\PostPreview Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->preview()
      /**
* Gets a preview/excerpt of your post.
*
* If you have text defined in the excerpt textarea of your post, it will use that. Otherwise it
* will pull from the post_content. If there's a `<!-- more -->` tag, it will use that to mark
* where to pull through.
*
* This method returns a `Timber\PostPreview` object, which is a **chainable object**. This
* means that you can change the output of the preview by **adding more methods**. Refer to the
* [documentation of the `Timber\PostPreview` class](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-postpreview/)
* to get an overview of all the available methods.
*
* @example
* ```twig
* {# Use default preview #}
* <p>{{ post.preview }}</p>
*
* {# Change the post preview text #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
*
* {# Additionally restrict the length to 50 words #}
* <p>{{ post.preview.length(50).read_more('Continue Reading') }}</p>
* ```
* @see \Timber\PostPreview
* @return \Timber\PostPreview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:432
      ⇄⧉public get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;'): string of the post preview get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that, otherwis...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_preview($len = 50, $force = false, $readmore = 'Read More', $strip = true, $end = '&hellip;')
      /**
* get a preview of your post, if you have an excerpt it will use that,
* otherwise it will pull from the post_content.
* If there's a <!-- more --> tag it will use that to mark where to pull through.
* @deprecated since 1.3.1, use {{ post.preview }} instead
* @example
* ```twig
* <p>{{post.get_preview(50)}}</p>
* ```
* @param int $len The number of words that WP should use to make the tease. (Isn't this better than [this mess](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/changing-the-default-length-of-the_excerpt-1?replies=14)?). If you've set a post_excerpt on a post, we'll use that for the preview text; otherwise the first X words of the post_content
* @param bool $force What happens if your custom post excerpt is longer then the length requested? By default (`$force = false`) it will use the full `post_excerpt`. However, you can set this to true to *force* your excerpt to be of the desired length
* @param string $readmore The text you want to use on the 'readmore' link
* @param bool|string $strip true for default, false for none, string for list of custom attributes
* @param string $end The text to end the preview with (defaults to ...)
* @return string of the post preview
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:452
      ⇄⧉public import_custom($pid) gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->import_custom($pid)
      /**
* gets the post custom and attaches it to the current object
* @internal
* @param integer $pid a post ID number
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:521
      ⇄⧉public comment_form($args = array()): string of HTML for the form Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->comment_form($args = array())
      /**
*
* Gets the comment form for use on a single article page
* @param array This $args array thing is a mess, [fix at some point](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form)
* @return string of HTML for the form
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:634
      ⇄⧉public terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = ''): array An array of taxonomies. Gets the terms associated with the post.
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->terms($args = array(), $merge = true, $term_class = '')
      /**
* Gets the terms associated with the post.
*
* @api
* @todo Remove deprecated parameters in 2.x
* @example
* ```twig
* <section id="job-feed">
* {% for post in job %}
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>{{ post.title }}</h2>
*         <p>{{ post.terms( {query:{taxonomy:'category', orderby:'name', order: 'ASC'}} )|join(', ') }}</p>
*     </div>
* {% endfor %}
* </section>
* ```
* ```html
* <section id="job-feed">
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Cheese Maker</h2>
*         <p>Cheese, Food, Fromage</p>
*     </div>
*     <div class="job">
*         <h2>Mime</h2>
*         <p>Performance, Silence</p>
*     </div>
* </section>
* ```
* ```php
* // Get all terms of a taxonomy.
* $terms = $post->terms( 'category' );
*
* // Get terms of multiple taxonomies.
* $terms = $post->terms( array( 'books', 'movies' ) );
*
* // Use custom arguments for taxonomy query and options.
* $terms = $post->terms( array(
*     'query' => [
*         'taxonomy' => 'custom_tax',
*         'orderby'  => 'count',
*     ],
*     'merge'      => false,
*     'term_class' => 'My_Term_Class'
* ) );
* ```
*
* @param string|array $args {
*     Optional. Name of the taxonomy or array of arguments.
*
*     @type array $query       Any array of term query parameters for getting the terms. See
*                              `WP_Term_Query::__construct()` for supported arguments. Use the
*                              `taxonomy` argument to choose which taxonomies to get. Defaults
*                              to querying all registered taxonomies for the post type. You can
*                              use custom or built-in WordPress taxonomies (category, tag).
*                              Timber plays nice and figures out that `tag`, `tags` or
*                              `post_tag` are all the same (also for `categories` or
*                              `category`). For custom taxonomies you need to define the
*                              proper name.
*     @type bool $merge        Whether the resulting array should be one big one (`true`) or
*                              whether it should be an array of sub-arrays for each taxonomy
*                              (`false`). Default `true`.
*     @type string $term_class The Timber term class to use for the term objects.
* }
* @param bool   $merge      Deprecated. Optional. See `$merge` argument in `$args` parameter.
* @param string $term_class Deprecated. Optional. See `$term_class` argument in `$args`
*                           parameter.
* @return array An array of taxonomies.
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:706
      ⇄⧉public has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all'): bool
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->has_term($term_name_or_id, $taxonomy = 'all')
      /**
* @param string|int $term_name_or_id
* @param string $taxonomy
* @return bool
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:806
      ⇄⧉public get_paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:824
      ⇄⧉public get_post_type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_post_type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @deprecated since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.get_post_type.labels.plural }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:844
      ⇄⧉public get_comment_count(): int the number of comments on a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_comment_count()
      /**
* @return int the number of comments on a post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:852
      ⇄⧉public has_field($field_name): boolean
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->has_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:861
      ⇄⧉public field_object($field_name): mixed Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields. This includes metadat...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->field_object($field_name)
      /**
* Gets the field object data from Advanced Custom Fields.
* This includes metadata on the field like whether it's conditional or not.
*
* @since 1.6.0
* @param string $field_name of the field you want to lookup.
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:873
      ⇄⧉public get_field($field_name): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:883
      ⇄⧉public import_field($field_name)
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->import_field($field_name)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:905
      ⇄⧉public post_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{pos...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->post_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post without cache. For usage you should use `{{post.class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.post_class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* ```html
* <article class="post-2612 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry category-data tag-charleston-church-shooting tag-dylann-roof tag-gun-violence tag-hate-crimes tag-national-incident-based-reporting-system">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:927
      ⇄⧉public css_class($class = ''): string a space-seperated list of classes Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->css_class($class = '')
      /**
* Get the CSS classes for a post, but with caching css post classes. For usage you should use `{{ post.class }}` instead of `{{post.css_class}}` or `{{post.post_class}}`
* @internal
* @param string $class additional classes you want to add
* @see Timber\Post::$_css_class
* @example
* ```twig
* <article class="{{ post.class }}">
*    {# Some stuff here #}
* </article>
* ```
*
* @return string a space-seperated list of classes
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:956
      ⇄⧉public get_method_values(): array
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->get_method_values()
      /**
* @return array
* @codeCoverageIgnore
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:970
      ⇄⧉public author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Return the author of a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->author()
      /**
* Return the author of a post
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <h1>{{post.title}}</h1>
* <p class="byline">
*     <a href="{{post.author.link}}">{{post.author.name}}</a>
* </p>
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1005
      ⇄⧉public authors()
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->authors()
      Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1011
      ⇄⧉public modified_author(): User|null A User object if found, false if not Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->modified_author()
      /**
* Get the author (WordPress user) who last modified the post
* @example
* ```twig
* Last updated by {{ post.modified_author.name }}
* ```
* ```html
* Last updated by Harper Lee
* ```
* @return User|null A User object if found, false if not
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1026
      ⇄⧉public categories(): array of Timber\Terms Get the categoires on a particular post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->categories()
      /**
* Get the categoires on a particular post
* @api
* @return array of Timber\Terms
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1036
      ⇄⧉public category(): Timber\Term|null Returns a category attached to a post
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->category()
      /**
* Returns a category attached to a post
* @api
* If mulitpuile categories are set, it will return just the first one
* @return Timber\Term|null
*/

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      ⇄⧉public children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false): array Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts (or other claass as ...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->children($post_type = 'any', $childPostClass = false)
      /**
* Returns an array of children on the post as Timber\Posts
* (or other claass as you define).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* {% if post.children %}
*     Here are the child pages:
*     {% for child in post.children %}
*         <a href="{{ child.link }}">{{ child.title }}</a>
*     {% endfor %}
* {% endif %}
* ```
* @param string|array $post_type _optional_ use to find children of a particular post type (attachment vs. page for example). You might want to restrict to certain types of children in case other stuff gets all mucked in there. You can use 'parent' to use the parent's post type or you can pass an array of post types.
* @param string|bool $childPostClass _optional_ a custom post class (ex: 'MyTimber\Post') to return the objects as. By default (false) it will use Timber\Post::$post_class value.
* @return array
*/

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      ⇄⧉public comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment'): bool|\Timber\CommentThread Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThr...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->comments($count = null, $order = 'wp', $type = 'comment', $status = 'approve', $CommentClass = 'Timber\\Comment')
      /**
* Gets the comments on a `Timber\Post` and returns them as a `Timber\CommentThread`: a PHP
* ArrayObject of [`Timber\Comment`](https://timber.github.io/docs/reference/timber-comment/)
* (or whatever comment class you set).
* @api
*
* @param int    $count        Set the number of comments you want to get. `0` is analogous to
*                             "all".
* @param string $order        Use ordering set in WordPress admin, or a different scheme.
* @param string $type         For when other plugins use the comments table for their own
*                             special purposes. Might be set to 'liveblog' or other, depending
*                             on what’s stored in your comments table.
* @param string $status       Could be 'pending', etc.
* @param string $CommentClass What class to use when returning Comment objects. As you become a
*                             Timber Pro, you might find yourself extending `Timber\Comment`
*                             for your site or app (obviously, totally optional).
* @see \Timber\CommentThread for an example with nested comments
* @return bool|\Timber\CommentThread
*
* @example
*
* **single.twig**
*
* ```twig
* <div id="post-comments">
*   <h4>Comments on {{ post.title }}</h4>
*   <ul>
*     {% for comment in post.comments() %}
*       {% include 'comment.twig' %}
*     {% endfor %}
*   </ul>
*   <div class="comment-form">
*     {{ function('comment_form') }}
*   </div>
* </div>
* ```
*
* **comment.twig**
*
* ```twig
* {# comment.twig #}
* <li>
*   <p class="comment-author">{{ comment.author.name }} says:</p>
*   <div>{{ comment.content }}</div>
* </li>
* ```
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1136
      ⇄⧉public content($page0, $len = -1): string Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will ru...
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->content($page0, $len = -1)
      /**
* Gets the actual content of a WP Post, as opposed to post_content this will run the hooks/filters attached to the_content. \This guy will return your posts content with WordPress filters run on it (like for shortcodes and wpautop).
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <div class="article">
*     <h2>{{post.title}}</h2>
*     <div class="content">{{ post.content }}</div>
* </div>
* ```
* @param int $page
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1206
      ⇄⧉public paged_content(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->paged_content()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1254
      ⇄⧉public date($date_format = ''): string Get the date to use in your template!
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->date($date_format = '')
      /**
* Get the date to use in your template!
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published on {{ post.date }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published on {{ post.date('F jS') }} // Jan 12th
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published on January 12, 2015
* OR
* Published on Jan 12th
* ```
* @param string $date_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1277
      ⇄⧉public time($time_format = ''): string Get the time to use in your template
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->time($time_format = '')
      /**
* Get the time to use in your template
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* Published at {{ post.time }} // Uses WP's formatting set in Admin
* OR
* Published at {{ post.time | time('G:i') }} // 13:25
* ```
*
* ```html
* Published at 1:25 pm
* OR
* Published at 13:25
* ```
* @param string $time_format
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1301
      ⇄⧉public type(): PostType Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->type()
      /**
* Returns the post_type object with labels and other info
*
* @since 1.0.4
* @example
*
* ```twig
* This post is from <span>{{ post.type.labels.name }}</span>
* ```
*
* ```html
* This post is from <span>Recipes</span>
* ```
* @return PostType
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1323
      ⇄⧉public edit_link(): bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->edit_link()
      /**
* Returns the edit URL of a post if the user has access to it
* @return bool|string the edit URL of a post in the WordPress admin
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1337
      ⇄⧉public format(): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->format()
      /**
* @api
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1347
      ⇄⧉public password_required(): boolean whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->password_required()
      /**
* whether post requires password and correct password has been provided
* @api
* @return boolean
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1356
      ⇄⧉public link(): string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post get the permalink for a post object
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->link()
      /**
* get the permalink for a post object
* @api
* @example
* ```twig
* <a href="{{post.link}}">Read my post</a>
* ```
* @return string ex: http://example.org/2015/07/my-awesome-post
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1369
      ⇄⧉public meta($field_name = null): mixed
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->meta($field_name = null)
      /**
* @param string $field_name
* @return mixed
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1381
      ⇄⧉public name(): string
      iterator_to_array($context['posts'])[4]->name()
      /**
* @return string
*/

Defined in <ROOT>/wp-content/themes/pc/vendor/timber/timber/lib/Post.php:1392