marcia1723
Member
Posted 12 months ago #
I saw in another post that I was supposed to edit: wp-includes/widgets.php and where it uses the Template Tag, wp_tag_cloud(), add the smallest, largest, and unit parameters to meet your needs.
and in another
To change the font sizes, edit wp-includes/widgets.php using information found at:
wp_tag_cloud
basically, you want this:
wp_tag_cloud('smallest=8&largest=22');
But I can't even find where I am supposed to do these things. I looked in my Theme as well, but didn't see it there (though I was able to change the font size for the text in my general blog posts
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in your functions.php for your theme, you should be able to do something like:
apply_filters('widget_tag_cloud_args', array('smallest' => 8,'largest' => 22))
marcia1723
Member
Posted 12 months ago #
@alchymyth said:
if you are referring to the default 'tag-cloud' widget -
use a filter function added to functions.php of your theme;
example:
add_filter('widget_tag_cloud_args','set_tag_cloud_sizes');
function set_tag_cloud_sizes($args) {
$args = array('smallest' => 8, 'largest' => 22);
return $args;
}
Where do I put it? How do I put it?
Do I just add that to the end of the php list?
marcia1723
Member
Posted 12 months ago #
LuckDragon, Where in the functions php would I put that?
Where in the functions php would I put that?
anywhere, as long as it does not violate the php syntax and does not break any existing functions;
for instance right at the end, before the last closing php tag ?> (if one exists)
yep, just what alchymyth said :)
marcia1723
Member
Posted 12 months ago #
Thanks :)
I am NOT a programmer in any way shape or form. I have pasted the bottom of that php page, and I would REALLY appreciate it if you would tell me exactly where to put it:
/**
* Flush out the transients used in forever_featured_posts()
*/
function forever_featured_post_checker_flusher() {
// Vvwooshh!
delete_transient( 'featured_posts_with_thumbnail' );
}
add_action( 'save_post', 'forever_featured_post_checker_flusher' );
/**
* This theme was built with PHP, Semantic HTML, CSS, and love.
*/
there is no "Exactly" as long as it is in that file, anywhere between a <? and a ?> tag, then it should work properly :)
especially since every theme's functions.php file is different.
marcia1723
Member
Posted 11 months ago #
