=== Custom Classes === Contributors: greenshady Donate link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=3687060 Tags: admin, password Requires at least: 3.3 Tested up to: 3.3.1 Stable tag: 0.1 Allows users to create custom post and body classes on a per-post basis. == Description == The Custom Classes plugin allows you to create custom classes for posts (when `post_class()` is called) and for the `` class (when `body_class()` is called). It creates a meta box on the edit post screen in the admin with two input boxes for adding your custom classes. Custom post classes are added whenever your theme calls the `post_class()` function, which is generally whenever a post is shown. Custom body classes are added on the single view of the post whenever your theme calls the `body_class()` function. == Installation == 1. Upload `custom-classes` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 1. Go to your user profile in the admin to select whether to prevent password resetting. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Why was this plugin created? = I wanted a quick and easy way to add styles to my posts without having to make a tag, create a category, or use post formats. Those solutions are great, but they're not ideal for every situation. By using a custom class, I have complete control over post styles. = How do I use it? = A meta box named "Classes" gets added to the edit post screen in the admin. From there, you can input a custom post and/or body class for individual posts. Of course, you actually have to style the class in your theme's `style.css` file for anything to actually change on the front end. This plugin just outputs the classes for you. It's up to you to decide how to use them. = Will this work with other post types? = Certainly. This plugin works with any public post type on your site. It's not just limited to the "post" post type. = It's not working! = Most likely, this means your theme isn't using the appropriate functions (`post_class()` and `body_class()`). You'll need to talk to your theme author to get them to fix this. Or, better yet, use a correctly-coded theme from Theme Hybrid! == Screenshots == 1. Custom classes meta box 2. Body class output in source code == Changelog == **Version 0.1** * Plugin launch. Everything's new!