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  • Actually I wonder it myself. TD’s with links in Calendar should have class, like it has id="today" for today. Without it you can’t customize TD’s with links to older posts.

    Thread Starter Design Wave

    (@design-wave)

    Jan Dembowski

    Thanks for the tip! Now I know, where to look.
    Here’s what my php_error.log says:

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted

    WordPress 3.3 needs more memory 😉

    Thread Starter Design Wave

    (@design-wave)

    Yes, I did. These classes are not very helpful in this case.
    By the way, I’ve just looked at your site.
    You’ve done it by applying id=”navhome” to your Blog menu item.
    Can you explain in detail, how you make it work, after pressing blog entry?

    Thread Starter Design Wave

    (@design-wave)

    Unfortunately, my site is offline. I can’t provide a link.
    To visualize what I’m describing, look a this page.
    You can go to Blog (wordpress.org/news) and “Blog” menu item
    will be highlighted in the top menu.
    You can open any blog entry and “Blog” menu item will still be highlighted.
    That is not working by default in any wordpress blog.
    I am looking at Twentyten theme, and still it’s not working.
    I was trying to apply .current_page_item class earlier, but no result.
    It is working for pages, not for blog entries.
    I’m curious how they did it here, with .current class for menu links.

    Thread Starter Design Wave

    (@design-wave)

    Thank you for reply!

    No “News” is not a Category, it is title for Blog,
    like on the top-menu of this page (next to Forums).
    By the way, here it is working properly as it should.

    Thread Starter Design Wave

    (@design-wave)

    Thanks for your response.
    You’ve got a good example, how to add DIV‘s before and after a widget.
    But what I need is to add class inside a widget.

    For example, what we have now:

    <li id="tag_cloud" class="widget widget_tag_cloud">
    <h2 class="widgettitle">Tags</h2>
    <div>...</div>
    </li>

    And what I need:

    <li id="tag_cloud" class="widget_tag_cloud">
    <div class="widget">
    <div class="widgettitle"><h2>Tags</h2></div>
    <div class="widgetcontent">...</div>
    </div>
    </li>

    I know, I can hack default-widgets.php, but it’s not a very good solution,
    because you have to do it every time after update.

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