Hi,
just use before and after settings (container_before e container_after too) in PHP code o Widget options.
For example, the code below:
<?php wp_bannerize('container_before=<div>&container_after=</div>&before=<span>&after=</span>'); ?>
Output will be:
<div>
<span><a href=".."><img src="..." /></a></span>
<span><a href=".."><img src="..." /></a></span>
...
</div>
regards
GF
Not work for me =/
I followed your instruction and use this code in template:
<?php wp_bannerize('container_before=<ul>&container_after=</ul>&before=<li>&after=</li>'); ?>
But the final result is:
<div class="wp_bannerize ">
<li><a href=".."><img src="..." /></a></li>
</div>
Am I doing something wrong? Thanks
[ Please do not bump, it’s not permitted here. ]
I’m having the same problem as @brightweb1, I just downloaded v3.0.62 with WordPress v3.4.2, and the container_before and container_after attributes do not change the output, it is still
<div class="wp_bannerize Home Page Banners">
...
</div>
Even when they’re set to <ul> and </ul>, respectively.
Any help is much appreciated!
UPDATE:
I noticed deep in the plugin readme files that the container_before and container_after attributes have been deprecated. This is unfortunate, but as a result I’ve built a work-around function that I hope helps people:
//Customize wp_bannerize plugin html output
function custom_bannerize($group_name) {
if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize' )) {
global $wpBannerizeFrontend;
// Setup args as you would for normal wp_bannerize() call
$bannerize_args = 'group=' . $group_name . '&before=<li>&after=</li>';
// Get result of initial bannerize call (without the default 'echo' call) via %plugins_dir%/wp-bannerize/Classes/wpBannerizeFunctions.php
$str_banners = $wpBannerizeFrontend->bannerize( $bannerize_args );
// Replace container elements with desired ones
$str_banners = str_replace(array('<div class="wp_bannerize ' . $group_name . '">','</div>'), array('<ul class="myClasses">','</ul>'), $str_banners);
// Remove hardcoded <img> tag height & width params (OPTIONAL)
$str_banners = preg_replace('/(width|height)="\d+"(\s|)/', '', $str_banners);
return $str_banners;
} else {
return false;
}
}
It’s unfortunate that these were deprecated as it removed a significant amount of versatility from the plugin. I don’t know the circumstances of the removal but I would encourage that they be reinstated in the plugin (or at least removed from all readmes on wordpress.org).
