[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#2949

Hey! As anything comes to an end, this’ll be one of the last threads I’m starting. Not that I don’t want to talk to you guys, but because I’m almost done setting up my Graphene WordPress Site. There’s just two more things though…

I have a category.php in my child theme because of some sidebar issues, solved with help from mr. Khairul Syahir himself. So there’s some code in the child’s category.php. Basically this code says I want to get the header and that I want just one column and no sidebars. This is the code:

<?php

global $graphene_settings;

$graphene_settings['column_mode'] = 'one-column';

get_template_part('loop', 'category');



?>

Although I like the titlebar (in original Graphene it is the blue bar), I don’t really like the text: “Category Archive: [name]”. So I’m thinking of a way to change this, but with conditions, because some categories are different then others…

Anyway. I need to put this in the category.php and I guess this has to be done before the loop kicks in. (Right???)

Well, what I came up with is this:

<h1 class="page-title">

<?php

if (is_category(12, 13, 14, 15)) : printf(__('<span>%s</span>', 'graphene'), single_cat_title('', false));

if (is_category(4,5,6)) : printf(__('<span>%s</span>’s Blog', 'graphene'), single_cat_title('', false));

elseif (printf(__('Category Archive: <span>%s</span>’s Blog', 'graphene'), single_cat_title('', false))):

?>

</h1>

Next (problem no. 2) I want to have conditional descriptions. I guess again, I want to have this done before the loop kicks again (Am I right??)

This is what my brain made:

<?php /* The category description and The Conditional Category Description */



if (is_category(4)) :

?><p>Hij heeft belooft alles in het Nederlands te doen, maar het zou best kunnen dat er wel eens wat Bosnisch doorheen komt, kortom Muco's!</p>



<?php if (is_category(5)) :

?><p>Dit is de pagina van Emo Jaap. Als hij huilt, dan lees je het hier. En natuurlijk schrijft hij hier alles over zijn Bas</p>



<?php if (is_category(6)) :

?><p>Dit is Dimitry's pagina. Hier kun je alles lezen over zijn leven als muzikant.</p>



<?php if(is_category(12, 13, 14, 15)) :

?><p> Dit deel van de site is van jou! Hier vind je de %s. Heb je zelf ook iets voor ons? Laat het even weten, grote kans dat je het hier terug gaat vinden!</p>



<?php

$cat_desc = category_description();



elseif($cat_desc) : ?>

<div class="cat-desc">

<?php echo $cat_desc; ?>

</div>

<?php endif;

After this comes the loop and the get_footer:

<?php

/* Run the loop for the category page to output the posts.

* If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file

* called loop-category.php and that will be used instead.

*/

get_template_part('loop', 'category');

?>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Thought I would have some errors (and did get some) but now I get an error I just don’t understand…

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /URL/wp-content/themes/graphene-child/category.php on line 59

Found on some forums about PHP that this could mean i forgot a “;”, a “<?php”, or a “?>”

Maybe I forgot something else or my coding’s just too stupid..

Any suggestions (or the answer??)

Cheers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#22671

Making progress: on the conditional format of category description. Made some functions where i wrote some descriptions.

This is that part of the code. Haven’t tried it yet, but it seems to be good.

<?php

/* Conditional Category Descriptions*/



$s_cat_desc = category_description();

$s_cat_muco = category_muco ();

$s_cat_jaap = category_jaap ();

$s_cat_dimi = category_dimi ();

$s_cat_fans = category_fans ();

$id = is_category ();

$ifans = array(12, 13, 14, 15);



switch ($id)

{

?><div class="cat-desc"><?php

case $id == 4 :

echo $s_cat_muco;

break;

case $id == 5 :

echo $s_cat_jaap;

break;

case $id == 6

echo $s_cat_dimi

break;

case $id == $ifans

echo $s_cat_fans

default :

echo $cat_desc

?></div><?php

}

?>

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#22672

Ok. Trimmed it a bit, got rid of the functions. Now i get an error that I didn’t expected..

$s_cat_desc = category_description();

$id = is_category ();

$ifans = array(12, 13, 14, 15);



switch ($id)

{

case $id == 4 :

echo 'First text';

break ;

case $id == 5 :

echo 'Second text' ;

break ;

case $id == 6

echo 'Third text';

break ;

case $id == $ifans

echo 'Fourth text';

break ;

default :

echo $cat_desc;

If I go to category 6 i get this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ECHO in /URL/graphene-child/category.php on line 14

Does it mean it can’t show “Third text” while I’m on category 6??? I don’t understand…

Maybe I’ll just put in descriptions in the Admins Category Menu…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#22673

There is a missing ?> tag in the third code you’ve entered in your first post, right after the <?php endif; (At the end of the code). Fix it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#22674

Yeah I changed it already. I’m filling in descriptions in the admin’s category menu. It’s the easiest way to do it. Still I don’t understand why it gave an unexpected ‘echo’ error while being on the right category… Must get a book on PHP i guess (and read it..).

Anyway, that part is solved, now on to the last part;

Same with that “band” or “Bio” issue… I have to rename the category, and then change the Navigation Label in the custom menu thing… BUT! That leaves me with “Category Archive:” which is written in the core-file (Graphene’s category.php). So I must find a way to change it in my Child’s theme..

this is original:

<h1 class="page-title">

<?php

printf(__('Category Archive: <span>%s</span>', 'graphene'), single_cat_title('', false));

?>

</h1>

This is what I placed in my child’s theme:

<h1 class="page-title">

<?php

printf(__('<span>%s</span>', 'graphene'), single_cat_title('', false));



?>

</h1>

But doing that just doesn’t change it, so I looked at what the Graphene’s function.php says about the Archive:

// Archive

$grad_top = $graphene_settings['bg_archive_left'];

$grad_bottom = $graphene_settings['bg_archive_right'];

if ( $grad_bottom != $graphene_defaults['bg_archive_left'] || $grad_top != $graphene_defaults['bg_archive_right']) {$style .= '.page-title {

-pie-background: linear-gradient(left top, ' . $grad_top . ', ' . $grad_bottom . ' );

background: ' . $grad_top . ';

background: -moz-linear-gradient(left top, ' . $grad_top . ', ' . $grad_bottom . ' );

background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left top, ' . $grad_top . ', ' . $grad_bottom . ' );

background: linear-gradient(left top, ' . $grad_top . ', ' . $grad_bottom . ' );

}';}

if ( $graphene_settings['bg_archive_label'] != $graphene_defaults['bg_archive_label']) {$style .= '.page-title{color:'.$graphene_settings['bg_archive_label'].';}';}

if ( $graphene_settings['bg_archive_label'] != $graphene_defaults['bg_archive_text']) {$style .= '.page-title span{color:'.$graphene_settings['bg_archive_text'].';}';}

if ( $graphene_settings['bg_archive_textshadow'] != $graphene_defaults['bg_archive_textshadow']) {$style .= '.page-title{text-shadow: 0 -1px 0 '.$graphene_settings['bg_archive_textshadow'].';}';}

And now I’m lost… Hahaha. I think I have to add a function to my child’s function.php or declare a $ in the child’s archive.php but I don’t now which one is giving it the text “Category Archive:”

Anyone???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#22675

Nevermind;

found this:

function graphene_filter_gettext( $translated, $original, $domain ) {

$strings = array(

'Category Archive: <span>%s</span>' => '<span>%s</span>',

);

if ( ! empty( $strings[$original] ) ) {

$translations = &get_translations_for_domain( $domain );

$translated = $translations->translate( $strings[$original] );

}

return $translated;

}

add_filter( 'gettext', 'graphene_filter_gettext', 10, 3 );

That should do the trick 🙂