just guessing now because lack of info, but it could be in your functions.php and maybe called by the function “wp_enqueue_style()” or try to search your theme folder for default.css and it should give you that file where it being included from. And no it is not a standard inclusion in WP.
Each link would need a unique class. Then you can work from one of the body classes, eg page-id-7 to do this. Your CSS would look like: .page-id-7 .1-products a {color: #333;}
Doesn’t WordPress already at the class current_page_parent, current_page_ancestor and current_page_item (see source). The filter you are using is called on 1046. As for your question, you create the array $content_type and then attempt to make a string out of $the_content_type. Try: function wpse56088_page_css_class( $css_class, $page, $depth, $args, $current_page ){ $terms = get_the_terms( $page->ID, ‘content-type’ ); … Read more
You should really pick one or the other. They are both designed to replace your existing commenting system and both take over the commenting functionality. Discuss does it by inserting javascript and jetpack uses an iframe.
I’ll guess it’s because plugins_loaded is too early to enqueue styles. The wp_enqueue_scripts action is the appropriate action for enqueueing scripts and styles.
I php you can create an anchor class based on the desired date. I haven’t tested it, but it should be something like this: // your relevant html parent element <div class=”<?php echo getOlderPostsClassName( ‘5/5/2012’,the_time() ); ?>”> function getOlderPostsClassName($untilDate, $wordpressPostDate) { $start = strtotime($untilDate); $end = strtotime($wordpressPostDate); if ($start-$end > 0) { return ‘My_css_class_for_older_posts’; } … Read more
Here is the idea add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘testfunc’); function custom_formatter($matches){ return “<strong>{$matches[0]}</strong>”; } function testfunc($content) { $pattern = “$\<p.*\>(.*)\<\/p\>$”; $content = preg_replace_callback($pattern, ‘custom_formatter’, $content); return $content; } However, you will need a better regular expression in $pattern variable as this regex may be very poor. in the custom_formatter function you can do the formattings you want.
Just use the css classes that were generated by WordPress!? <body <?php body_class(); ?> This makes it pretty easy to add special styles for all of your custom post types or archive pages. If you really want to use different css files for each post type / archive page use the conditional tag is_singular() in … Read more
You’re looking for add_editor_style(). Just drop that in your functions.php file and then put an editor-style.css file in your theme with whatever styles you want.
Found this, but it really should be in WordPress Core: // Body class for admin // http://www.kevinleary.net/customizing-wordpress-admin-css-javascript/ function base_admin_body_class( $classes ) { // Current action if ( is_admin() && isset($_GET[‘action’]) ) { $classes .= ‘action-‘.$_GET[‘action’]; } // Current post ID if ( is_admin() && isset($_GET[‘post’]) ) { $classes .= ‘ ‘; $classes .= ‘post-‘.$_GET[‘post’]; } … Read more