Default Theme Pages
Adds unremovable default pages for templating themes
Votações
Última atualização
August 30, 2012
Versão
0.4
Instalações ativas
10
This plugin is intended to be useful for template developers
New in version 0.4
- added ‘object’ (page object) in every $default_theme_pages item for fast access.
- added all default pages to wp toolbar, inside ‘site name’, to increase user experience.
How to use
Add this code in your functions.php.
global $default_theme_pages;
$default_theme_pages = array(
array(
'name' => 'home', // initial slug page / id for templating - access functions
'title' => 'Homepage', // page title
'option' => 'page_on_front', // option page id ( stores the page id in an option, use only in theese cases)
'description' => 'homepage' // description
),
array(
'name' => 'blog',
'title' => 'Blog',
'option' => 'page_for_posts',
'description' => 'blog'
),
array(
'name' => 'contact',
'title' => 'Contact me!',
'description' => 'Contact form page'
)
);
Tips
- After the pages are created automatically, you can change their title and slug without problem.
- If you add an
optionnames:page_on_frontandpage_for_posts, you will block the home-page and the blog-page on your site.
Templating
You can template using ID or name (setted up in $default_theme_pages global variable ), something like:
page-131.php or page-contact.php (If you change the page slug, this will still work because ‘contact’ was defined as pagename if $default_theme_pages global variable).
For detect if you’re in that page:
dtp_is_page('contact')
Getting a default page id:
$page_id = dtp_get_page_id('contact');
This method is more quick than get_page_by_path because page ID is stored on global variable.
Este plugin está disponível para download para ser usado em sua instalação auto-hospedada do WordPress.