Tran Ngoc Tuan Anh

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7 Post Classes removes post classes in post archives or widgets. We love semantic markup, but we also like clean code.
Some users like to add a lot of categories and tags to their posts, products or custom post types. These taxonomies are added as post classes in your post archives or widgets. This can result in poor code to text ratio for SEO.
Major features include:
<ul>
<li>simple</li>
<li>light weight</li>
<li>does not affect single post body classes</li>
</ul>
Upcoming features:
<ul>
<li>settings</li>
<li>ability to remove more classes (category, post)</li>
<li>regular updates to unsure best practices and functionality</li>
</ul>

7 Post Classes

Remove taxonomy post classes from posts in archives or widgets for better SEO.

Aaron T. Grogg

This plug-in takes the URL, chops it into pieces, and adds each “piece” as an additional 
class to the <code>body</code> tag.
Meaning, if your page’s URL is: 
http://www.example.com/2012/02/24/wordpress-plugin-add-url-slugs-as-body-classes/ 
Your page’s <code>body</code> tag would have at least these classes: 
 2012 02 24 wordpress-plugin-add-url-slugs-as-body-classess
It gets much stronger when you start thinking about Categories or nested Pages: 
 http://www.example.com/category/wordpress/ 
which would add: 
 category wordpress 
while: 
 http://www.example.com/movies/star-trek/wrath-of-khan/ 
would add: 
 movies star-trek wrath-of-khan
This allows you to very easily add custom CSS and/or JS to these pages based on these new CSS classes.
Please let me know if you have any questions/suggestions/thoughts, 
Atg 
http://aarontgrogg.com/ 
aarontgrogg@gmail.com

7 Post Classes vs Add URL Slugs as Body Classes