Pagelines welcome features
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* <tt>desc</tt> - The description of the feature. | * <tt>desc</tt> - The description of the feature. | ||
* <tt>class</tt> - The specific CSS class being used as an element container displayed on the theme Welcome page. | * <tt>class</tt> - The specific CSS class being used as an element container displayed on the theme Welcome page. | ||
| − | * <tt>icon</tt> - ... | + | * <tt>icon</tt> - not used ... ? |
NB: <tt>my_pagelines_welcome_features</tt> is an example name, please use a more appropriately named function in your code. Also to note, ''my-textdomain'' should be the same textdomain you are using for your theme. | NB: <tt>my_pagelines_welcome_features</tt> is an example name, please use a more appropriately named function in your code. Also to note, ''my-textdomain'' should be the same textdomain you are using for your theme. | ||
Revision as of 18:43, 8 April 2012
Filter
pagelines_welcome_features is used by get_welcome_features to return an array of the theme features on the theme Welcome page.
Usage
array(
'name' => __( 'My First Feature', 'my-textdomain' ),
'desc' => __( 'This the description for My First Feature', 'my-textdomain' ),
'class' => __( 'feature_dynamic' ), /* CSS class - borrowed for example purposes */
'icon' => '',
),
);
return $my_features;
}
?>
The array of arrays consists of an array of features; and each feature consists of an array of the following items:
- name - The display name of the feature.
- desc - The description of the feature.
- class - The specific CSS class being used as an element container displayed on the theme Welcome page.
- icon - not used ... ?
NB: my_pagelines_welcome_features is an example name, please use a more appropriately named function in your code. Also to note, my-textdomain should be the same textdomain you are using for your theme.