• Resolved wendyhouse

    (@wendyhouse)


    currently I enter a description of a category when i make that category. Blog visitors do not see that description. One or two word category names cannot convey the scope of the statgory. Add a few more words in a tool-tip (hover-over) and the reader knows what to expect. We have hover-overs on other sidebar links (e.g. Blog Roll) let exten d that for consistency.

    WordPress: 2.02
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    Experience: Novice – no coding no plugins (that I’ve been able to make wor, no ‘hacking’.

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  • Kafkaesqui

    (@kafkaesqui)

    Category descriptions can already be passed to the title attribute when using list_cats()/wp_list_cats() (see the info on the ‘use_desc_for_title’ parameter). In most web browers the title attribute is what is used to generate a “tool tip” on mouseover.

    Thread Starter wendyhouse

    (@wendyhouse)

    This rule is how my categories currently look:
    ?php wp_list_cats(‘optioncount=1’); ?

    This is what I changed it to – this didn’t work for me:
    ?php wp_list_cats(‘optioncount=1’ ‘use_desc_for_title=1’); ?

    Any advice on formatting? The above formatting totally blows away my sidebar.

    Thread Starter wendyhouse

    (@wendyhouse)

    Fixed with:
    ?php wp_list_cats(‘optioncount=1, use_desc_for_title=1’

    Thankyou for pointing me in the right direction and giving me enough to try multiple formatting options – that lead to the right result 🙂

    Thread Starter wendyhouse

    (@wendyhouse)

    I just selected ‘resolve’ at the top, not sure if that closes this….

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