This question is more of a js/jQuery is then WordPress. I am not going to post a working answer as It is hard to read the html given. And I think how you are doing it is not a effective solution. My answer should guide you towards better solution. First of all you do not … Read more
I figured this out. Even though WordPress automatically adds the <p> tag and doesn’t show it to you in the editor (in either the ‘visual’ or ‘text’ editor views), you can type it in anyway in the ‘text’ editor view, along with a class. So to do this, go to the ‘text’ editor view, and … Read more
I guess you are in edit.php so you can add style only for this admin page. function enqueue_my_scripts($hook) { if ( ‘edit.php’ != $hook ) { return; } //our script to remove fixed table class echo ‘<script>’; echo ‘$( “.wp-list-table” ).removeClass( “fixed” )’; echo ‘</script>’; } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_my_scripts’ ); The explanation is basic first … Read more
function imageHolder($id){ $category = get_the_category($id); $class=””category-” . strtolower($category[0]->cat_name) . ‘”‘; print <<<HTML <div class=$class> This is a Test </div> HTML; } imageHolder(‘1′); Please be careful about using ‘/n’ or ‘/r’ symbol in the Heredoc syntax(they might cause the function does not work properly).
post_class() will echo the class in the format class=”postclassA postclassB” get_post_class() will return an array of all registred classes To use get_post_class() inside sprintf(), you have to return the array as a string. For this purpose you can use the join() function. Example $classes = join(‘ ‘, get_post_class()) $sidebar = sprintf(‘<div id=”post-%s” class=”%s”>%s</div>’, get_the_ID(), $classes, … Read more
I realised that $wp_query doesn’t work for where I had customised the queries with WP_query. This is completely obvious I suppose when you know, but I didn’t, so here is the adjusted code in case it benefits some other amateur! Note that $media_query, $events_query etc are the instances of WP_query which I had created myself … Read more
This could be solved via CSS as well. Just set up declarations for the special cases where there is overlap between categories: .category-cars { background-color: #f00; } .category-bikes, .category-cars.category-bikes { background-color: #0f0; } This will give any posts that are in both bikes and cars the same background color as those used in the bikes … Read more
You should be using post_class (and body_class for that matter) but you don’t need it for this. Alter your Loop on your home page to conditionally format the first post. $first = (!is_paged()) ? true : false; if (have_posts()) { while (have_posts()) { the_post(); if ($first) { // code to format the first post $first … Read more
First of all, <?php post_class(); ?> function prints a string that contains html ‘class’ attribute. So, whenever you are using this function inside class attribute, then you are actually printing another class attribute inside class attribute. That’s why your class is not working. Secondly, since <?php the_content(); ?> function may contains <p> tag, that’s why … Read more
The list you are referring to was done start to mid 2013, which can be a bit outdated as the was major improvements/new feutures like The TINYMCE editor undergone major modifications and upgrades as from version 3.9 Version 4 saw the introduction of new shortcodes like the video shortcode and audio playlist, just to name … Read more