Comments on: Assign Attributes To The WP_List_Pages Tag http://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag A blog all about WordPress. Yes, we're a bit meta. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:42:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mega Menus redux: Integration with WordPress navigationhttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2653 Mega Menus redux: Integration with WordPress navigation Fri, 09 Apr 2010 20:12:56 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2653 [...] The jQuery method of adding the anchor ID was modified from a technique outlined in this post on wpcandy.com. This entry was posted in Development Notes and tagged javascript, mega menu, [...] [...] The jQuery method of adding the anchor ID was modified from a technique outlined in this post on wpcandy.com. This entry was posted in Development Notes and tagged javascript, mega menu, [...]

]]> By: Carolinehttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2652 Caroline Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:05:07 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2652 Just wanted to say thankyou so much to Michael and to Chris also. After spending lots of time working on php to get around this problem I found this and am now fully converted to jquery!I especially needed to know how to assign classes to parents and then child, would never have guessed it would have been two lines of code.Thanks again Just wanted to say thankyou so much to Michael and to Chris also.
After spending lots of time working on php to get around this problem I found this and am now fully converted to jquery!

I especially needed to know how to assign classes to parents and then child, would never have guessed it would have been two lines of code.

Thanks again

]]> By: Asadhttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2651 Asad Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:17:56 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2651 Hey.maybe you can help me on thisi wanna make a navigation list with wp_list_pageswhich results in looking like following:<a href="#" rel="nofollow">Home</a>i need to add a class attribute to the a href, where the class is iterated like link 1, link 2, link 3, etc. for each parent page.Any idea? Hey.

maybe you can help me on this

i wanna make a navigation list with wp_list_pages

which results in looking like following:

Home

i need to add a class attribute to the a href, where the class is iterated like link 1, link 2, link 3, etc. for each parent page.

Any idea?

]]> By: Adamhttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2650 Adam Fri, 13 Feb 2009 23:23:11 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2650 the proper way to add scripts and avoid conflicts is to use wp_enqueue_script. Doing it this way will make sure the script is only loaded once. Another nice thing is you can specify a script that depends on another and have wordpress automatically load the dependency.example: wp_enqueue_script('newscript','/wp-content/plugins/someplugin/js/newscript.js',array('scriptaculous'),'1.0' );This will load the newscript.js as well as the scriptaculous script it depends on, If not already loaded.Adam the proper way to add scripts and avoid conflicts is to use wp_enqueue_script. Doing it this way will make sure the script is only loaded once. Another nice thing is you can specify a script that depends on another and have wordpress automatically load the dependency.

example:
wp_enqueue_script(‘newscript’,'/wp-content/plugins/someplugin/js/newscript.js’,array(‘scriptaculous’),’1.0′ );

This will load the newscript.js as well as the scriptaculous script it depends on, If not already loaded.

Adam

]]> By: Kromackhttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2649 Kromack Sun, 08 Feb 2009 18:45:27 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2649 Thank's here the code for mootools :var list = $$('.page_item'); list.each(function(element) { element.addClass('your_class'); }); Thank’s here the code for mootools :

var list = $$(‘.page_item’);
list.each(function(element) {
element.addClass(‘your_class’);
});

]]> By: Dan Philibinhttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2648 Dan Philibin Thu, 12 Jun 2008 01:43:59 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2648 @Graeme thanks! I guess we should turn off search engine blocking now that the site is live.. @Graeme thanks! I guess we should turn off search engine blocking now that the site is live..

]]> By: Scott Bernadothttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2647 Scott Bernadot Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:03:14 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2647 @ Chris - Awesome! Thank you for sharing your expertise. Very appreciated.-Scott @ Chris – Awesome! Thank you for sharing your expertise. Very appreciated.

-Scott

]]> By: Chris Poteethttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2646 Chris Poteet Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:47:59 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2646 @Michael: Yes, I meant in v.1 which you made available for public release. That whole tutorial was about v.1. So you might want to (a) alert people to now add that and (2) update your CSS file in the theme.I knew why it wasn't included, but now you can. So just like alerting your users to the jQuery tip you should also (IMHO) alert them to that. @Michael: Yes, I meant in v.1 which you made available for public release. That whole tutorial was about v.1. So you might want to (a) alert people to now add that and (2) update your CSS file in the theme.

I knew why it wasn’t included, but now you can. So just like alerting your users to the jQuery tip you should also (IMHO) alert them to that.

]]> By: Graeme Machttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2645 Graeme Mac Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:35:46 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2645 Hey Michael,You have a conflict between 2 sets of meta robots tags in your header file.Right now your site is set to noindex, nofollow. Meaning that the search engines will not follow your links to index your content.I don't think this is on purpose but thought you should know. Hey Michael,

You have a conflict between 2 sets of meta robots tags in your header file.

Right now your site is set to noindex, nofollow. Meaning that the search engines will not follow your links to index your content.

I don’t think this is on purpose but thought you should know.

]]> By: Michael Castillahttp://wpcandy.com/teaches/assign-attributes-to-the-wp-list-pages-tag#comment-2644 Michael Castilla Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:27:28 +0000 http://wpcandy.com/?p=560#comment-2644 @Chris: Which theme? I didn't have it in the WPCandy v1 theme because, well, I was using the hardcoded links, I had it in WPCandy v2, and we're currently using it here with the WPCandy v3 theme :) @Chris: Which theme? I didn’t have it in the WPCandy v1 theme because, well, I was using the hardcoded links, I had it in WPCandy v2, and we’re currently using it here with the WPCandy v3 theme :)

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