Gustavius

I’ve checked out global $post and it seems you should be able to extract the content via $post -> post_content.

When I replace the body section with…
$body = htmlspecialchars($post->post_content);

… the link does not even open up in a email. There are propably a lot of plug-ins that would enable this automatically but I would like to implement this myself for various reasons, amongst others – to learn something in the process.

Any tip, guide, reference, anything would be appreciated.

Thanks again Gene and apologies for the late reply. I appreciate your help.

It doesn’t seem to work so I am beginning to wonder if the problem might be somewhere else. Is the .bwWrapper class even doing anything? Seems to be a simple implementation – or rather, it should be.

I’m going to play around with it and see what happens.

Thanks for the reply!

I’m no guru with WP yet but this was just sloppy. I also found a few other mistakes!

Anywayz. No luck. I’ve removed the wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’) and used add_action('init', 'boererepublieke_scripts'); to load the script.

I also changed the actual script load in the wp_head to:
function boererepublieke_bw() {
if(function_exists('boererepublieke_bw')) {?>
<script>
// the script here

</script> <?php
}
}
add_action('wp_head','boererepublieke_bw');

Thank you! That makes a LOT more sense. People like you should write the bloody guides! Apologies for the late reply…

Well, I don’t see much benefit with the ref_array except or the last part – returning it as a whole instead of individual arguments.

I haven’t even thought about the issue with blank pages. Thanks for the info! So I basically have the same set-up as you have right now – I removed the links to the Custom items and use category items as subs. Anywayz….

You mention you are in the “process of making the categories SEO friendly via the plug-in.” Are you referring to adding SEO info on the category item itself or something else?

Okay. So everyhting works fine.

Just to recap:

All I did was place this short code between my wrapper div and before my <nav> section:

<?php
if ( is_front_page() ) {?>
<header >
<div id=""> Some header div's and <img>, blah blah, blah </div>
</header><?php
}

else {?>
<header >
<div id=""> Some OTHER header div's and <img>, blah blah, blah </div>
</header><?php
<?php }
?>

And wallah! I dunno if this is more of a hack but it works simple and great and I only need one header.php file – the original. 🙂 awesome.

I could probably mark this as solved except if someone wants to warn me about something… hope not.

It worked!

Well, kind of. My central logo is missing, but everything else looks fine.

I’m getting closer 🙂

I have NO idea what to do with that var_dump. The link to the php.net manual made no sense to me, or I am brain dead lazy today.

All I need to do is:
1) Display Header A on Homepage
2) Display Header B on EVERY other page.

So I created two header files for the job and according to some sources I need to place a bit of code somewhere in my header.php. That code will reference to a certain header depending on what the page is.

Thus:
If (is_front_page) then load header-home.php otherwise…load header-site.php.

The only catch is that my header has some Javascript. I tried loading it up in the header.php but that didn’t work either.

My code is in the right place?