I just converted some category posts to a custom post type. I'd like to style these using a selector in the body. Right now the post_type isn't appearing in the list of body selectors.
Is this because I converted them? Is there code I can add to functions.php to get the post-type in the body class?
Thanks in advance.
gene just responded to someone else about custom body classes. maybe you can use it too
http://themeshaper.com/forums/topic/add-body-class-for-wp-user-login-error#post-14500
Try the latest 0.9.7.4 from the svn. It has support for custom post types and taxonomies in the body and post classes :)
woah! Just saw the commit. Nice, thanks!
Hm, still not getting it - thinking maybe because I migrated it over from a standard post?
I'm really not sure. I do know that if it's post_type is either = page or post it will absolutely not show up as intended as a custom-post-type-class in the body or post.
butters81
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hi, I've found that my custom posts do get added to the body class. So for example, I have custom posts for "Newsroom" (although these sit within standard WP categories).
However, I also have a custom tag taxonomy ("Location"), but this doesn't appear to show up in either the body class or the post classes.
Is there an easy way of inserting custom tag/category taxonomies into the body classes?
Many thanks.
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