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1. 

   antesark
   Member

   Hey,

   How can I add class="my_class" tag to <div id="content"> without modifying the base thematic theme files (page.php, archives.php etc)?

   Posted 12 years ago #
2. 

   antesark
   Member

   Up..

   Posted 12 years ago #
3. 

   Chris
   Moderator

   Hi,

   I could create a filter for this. Something like thematic_open_container_id. This could be filtered using:

   function add_container_class($markup) {
       return '<div id="container" class="my_class";
   }
   add_filter( 'thematic_open_container_id', 'add_container_class' );

   With additional if-clauses you could define different classes for index, single, page, and so on.

   Let me know if this would solve your problem.

   Chris

   Posted 12 years ago #
4. 

   antesark
   Member

   Thank you Chris for your answer. That would be perfect!

   Actually I need to add the class-tag to the div id "content", not to container, but ofc I can modify it as I like if you just open the whole container div so it can be modified (and everything inside it).

   Bottom point, I just need to add class="eqh" to div content.

   And if your interested, the reason I need this class is so I can apply thematics equal height javascript to fix sidebar/content overflow (got sidebar on position: absolute).

   The site I'm working on is located at http://109.74.195.148/testsite/ ..

   With best regards, Ante

   Posted 12 years ago #
5. 

   Chris
   Moderator

   Hi Ante,

   grab the current SVN copy. I integrated the new filter thematic_open_id_content.

   The following code will add your class to #content:

   function add_my_class() {
   	return '<div id="content" class="my_class">' . "\n";
   }
   add_filter( 'thematic_open_id_content', 'add_my_class' );

   Best,

   Chris

   Posted 12 years ago #
6. 

   antesark
   Member

   Thank you Chris, it worked like a charm. Tho I run into some problems with childtheme_override-functions. Content seemed to be printed twice.

   Tex:

   
function childtheme_override_siteinfoclose() { ?>
<span class="float-right">This page took <?php echo timer_stop(); ?> seconds to load</span>
</div><!-- #siteinfo -->
<?php }
add_action('thematic_footer', 'childtheme_override_siteinfoclose', 40);


   You can check this out at http://109.74.195.148/testsite/ .. located at the footer obviously. Had the same problem with childtheme_override_brandingopen/brandingclose. The header img got printed out twice, but fixed it with not using override-function at all.

   Posted 12 years ago #
7. 

   Chris
   Moderator

   Aarrgh ..

   Ante, I hereby declare that you are officially allowed to use the hashtag #blamethematic4you in all your tweets talking about bugs in Thematic ;)

   Remove the add_action() part. Normally all childtheme_override_ actions should be hooked automatically to the proper action hooks. Unfortunately I had a couple of add_action() calls inside of the if-clause. This was fixed in the latest SVN copies.

   Chris

   Posted 12 years ago #
8. 

   antesark
   Member

   Hehe.. :) Gah, that was simpple, should have figured that out by myself, tried quite a few things, but ofc did not try to remove the add_action.

   Thanks again. Keep up the good work!

   Posted 12 years ago #

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