We have our second child, ListingInactive. 0:00 For this class we're going to rewrite the get method so 0:03 that the only data we return is the title and status. 0:07 We also want to update the status like we did for ListingPremium, so 0:11 let's start there. 0:15 Protected $status = 'inactive', 0:21 now we're ready to override our getters, 0:26 public function getWebsite(), and 0:32 we're just going to return nothing. 0:38 We'll do the same thing for email and Twitter. 0:46 For the title, 1:01 instead of just returning the title, let's return the title with a strikethrough. 1:02 We can't access the title directly, and since we're rewriting getTitle, 1:26 if we try to call this getTitle we'll hit an infinite loop. 1:32 We could change the visibility of the property, but 1:37 that's not really what we want to do. 1:39 Instead, we'll call the parent method just like we did 1:41 when we extended the set values. 1:44 GetTitle, now we need our collection to use 1:50 this new class, open classes, Collection. 1:55 We've already been using the inactive status just not given it its own class, so 2:01 we don't need to update the statuses. 2:06 The ad listing method determines which listing class we use. 2:08 Let's add another conditional. 2:17 If the status is inactive, 2:27 then we use the inactive class. 2:33 Let's preview this in the browser. 2:40 If we choose Inactive we now see that our title is crossed out and 2:43 we don't have any other details, but let's update the display. 2:49 Case inactive. 2:59 Great. 3:15