Advanced Layout Templates In WordPress’ Content Editor

  • gioska

    (@gioska)


    13 years ago

    I have follow this tutorial:
    see here…

    well, it’s wonderfull tips…but i have a question.
    i want style editor only for a specific page, i have try with more and more code (query page etc..) but nothing..someone can illuminate me ??
    thanks all.

    this is the code:

    <?php
   add_filter( 'default_content', 'custom_editor_content' );
   function custom_editor_content( $content ) {
   $content = '
      <div class="content-col-main">
      This is your main page content
      </div>
      <div class="content-col-side">
      This is your sidebar content
       </div>
   ';
   return $content;
   }
?>

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  • Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    Give me a few minutes and I will test this to make sure it will work for you. You only want it for a specific page correct?

    Thread Starter gioska

    (@gioska)

    Wow… You Are great..
    Yes i want only for a specific page.

    Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    Ok So I am working on it right now and I am learning that the default_content filter is only fired upon creating a new post or page, Meaning we cant trigger this by a specific page after it has been created.

    Sooooo what I am thinking of how we can trigger this upon creating the page. We need to tell the filter whether or not to fire based on some type of condition. Give me a little more time

    Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    Ok I figured it out. Give me a few minutes and I will post the final code.

    Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    I take that back found a bug in my script. It works but it will overide whatever you create once you save it. I am still working on it

    Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    Ok I am at a bit of a stand still with this issue and the more I think about it why wouldnt you just create this on your own? If its only one page then why not just add this by hand and call it a day? Its only really needed to save time from creating this on every page. Its really cool but I am not seeing the need.

    Thread Starter gioska

    (@gioska)

    It would be useful for formatting for the customer.
    Do you have other methods to allow this?

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    See custom page templates.

    Thread Starter gioska

    (@gioska)

    My page is a custom page template, but wath is the best way for a client?

    Jeff Clark

    (@jclark32)

    You can style the page for them. Just create the page and lay in the template you wanted to add. Then save it and allow them to change the content.

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