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yojoe · 2012-10-07, 21:13:12

I'm looking for a way, to stylize contents of <div id="maincontent"> container, along with a horiz nav tab item in backend.
I thought that <body <?php filename_id(); ?> > in admin's theme header adds a unique ID of the plugin automatically, but all plugins I've watched end up with <body id="load">.

I assume there's a simple way to hook a value into <body> tag, but I can't find anything about that, and w/o it, I can't refer to backend's content containers css starting with #load , as other plugins pages will inherit those values.

Does anyone have a working snippet maybe?

Carlos · 2012-10-07, 23:32:39

Not tested, but you may try using hook 'header', then in your function something like:

Code:
if (get_filename_id()=='load' && $_GET['id']=='your_plugin') {

?>

<style>

#load ... /* redefine styles... */

...

</style>

<?php ...

***shawn_a*** · 2012-10-08, 03:49:12

Hmm I've posted this somewhere Ill see ifbo can find it

yojoe · 2012-10-08, 15:28:59

Carlos Wrote:Not tested, but you may try using hook 'header', then in your function something like:

Code:
if (get_filename_id()=='load' && $_GET['id']=='your_plugin') {

Muchas gracias ! This should do, although I'll have to do a little bit of gymnastics in the code to achieve a flawless vict. Wink

I haven't found snippet that Shawn has mentioned, but if it is a more flexible solution, others will surely benefit from it.

***shawn_a*** · 2012-10-08, 16:30:57

I think you can get the plugin pages with these globals, like this.
This returns true if page is pages or edit for example, regardless of if its a plugin.

Code:
function tab_is_pages(){

 global $plugin_info,$plugin_id;

 return (get_filename_id() == 'load' and $plugin_info[$plugin_id]['page_type'] == 'pages' ) or get_filename_id()=='edit';

}

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