• I’m working on a theme that has widgets running horizontally across the footer. The theme is styled to have three across.

    It would be helpful if I could hack something to put a different class in the first, second, and third widget-wrapping divs. This would allow me to roll back to the beginning if there’s a 4th (or 7th, etc) widget. I’m guessing somewhere I’d need code along the lines of

    switch $countOfThisWidget mod 3 {
    case 1:
    echo "<div class='firstwidget'>";
    case 2:
    echo "<div class='secondwidget'>";
    case 0:
    echo "<div class='lastwidget'>";
    }

    Clearly I’d need to hack an existing function; I’d like to do this in a portable way so that I can distribute the theme and not need to worry about hacking on future copies of WP.

    If we lived in the magical future of CSS3, I wouldn’t need to bother with this at all.

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