I've just realized how powerful the trick with var instead of a color is when used in practice! Unfortunately not possible to give a second like, so leaving my kudos here :)
Redefining the variable based on category instead of trying to add a different variable per category👍 Sharing these different logic videos can so expand one's thinking in seeing new possibilities, great little helpful video
Not a web designer just have a basic blog with generate press but your videos were so helpful when I designed the blog. So much so that I wanted to stick around so I can keep learning even if I’m done designing! Thank you!
I wished this video had been released a few weeks back when I was trying to do the same thing lol I used a similar way to target categories and tags. As an example, I used the following CSS to target each tag: .entry-meta .tags-links a[href*="YOURTAGHERE"] { background-color:#ff3e00; } And categories: .entry-meta .cat-links a[href*="YOURCATEGORYHERE"{ background-color:#77bb2c; } And finally, the tag cloud widget: .wp-block-tag-cloud .tag-cloud-link[href*="TAGNAMEHERE"] { background-color:#77bb2c; }
This is Awesome! I knew about those particular sets of properties, but I didn't think about putting them together. Now I feel rather silly, LOL! Thanks you for point out how to use these features together. 😄
Thanks Kyle, Nice bit of logic, can certainly use it - before I watched I thought "I'll bet he is going to add a custom field to each category which is is a hex value for the colour for that category", but I was wrong! There are limitations here - when the client adds a new category someone has to update the CSS, and what if a post has 2 or more categories?
I've just realized how powerful the trick with var instead of a color is when used in practice! Unfortunately not possible to give a second like, so leaving my kudos here :)
Simple, yet brilliant! You're pushing me closer to GB & GP
Redefining the variable based on category instead of trying to add a different variable per category👍 Sharing these different logic videos can so expand one's thinking in seeing new possibilities, great little helpful video
This is definitely going on my saved YT vids
Not a web designer just have a basic blog with generate press but your videos were so helpful when I designed the blog. So much so that I wanted to stick around so I can keep learning even if I’m done designing! Thank you!
Ah wow, that's awesome to hear! 🙌 Glad it's helpful and thank you for the support!
Maaan I've been thinking about this style for so many years and suddenly you just come out with this wizard tutorial. Dang! Thanks a LOT :D
🙌 I'm in your brain!
Oh snap, I love this! Great demo man! 🙌 Definitely see myself using it!
I wished this video had been released a few weeks back when I was trying to do the same thing lol
I used a similar way to target categories and tags. As an example, I used the following CSS to target each tag:
.entry-meta .tags-links a[href*="YOURTAGHERE"] {
background-color:#ff3e00;
}
And categories:
.entry-meta .cat-links a[href*="YOURCATEGORYHERE"{
background-color:#77bb2c;
}
And finally, the tag cloud widget:
.wp-block-tag-cloud .tag-cloud-link[href*="TAGNAMEHERE"] {
background-color:#77bb2c;
}
Sounds like it got the job done! 😅
This is Awesome! I knew about those particular sets of properties, but I didn't think about putting them together. Now I feel rather silly, LOL! Thanks you for point out how to use these features together. 😄
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Kyle, Nice bit of logic, can certainly use it - before I watched I thought "I'll bet he is going to add a custom field to each category which is is a hex value for the colour for that category", but I was wrong! There are limitations here - when the client adds a new category someone has to update the CSS, and what if a post has 2 or more categories?