Justin Tadlock

<p>The Custom Classes plugin allows you to create custom classes for posts (when <code>post_class()</code> is called) and for the <code><body></code> class (when <code>body_class()</code> is called).  It creates a meta box on the edit post and edit term screens in the admin with input boxes for adding your custom classes.</p>
<p>Custom post classes are added whenever your theme calls the <code>post_class()</code> 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 <code>body_class()</code> function.</p>
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<h3>Will this work with custom post types?</h3>
<p>Certainly.  This plugin works with any public post type on your site.  It’s not just limited to the “post” post type.</p>
<h3>It’s not working!</h3>
<p>Most likely, this means your theme isn’t using the appropriate functions (<code>post_class()</code> and <code>body_class()</code>).  You’ll need to talk to your theme author to get them to fix this.  Or, better yet, use a correctly-coded theme from <a href="https://themehybrid.com/themes" rel="nofollow ugc">Theme Hybrid</a>!</p>


Custom Classes

If all you need is to add custom classes to body on a per page / post basis, this plugin is all you need.

Works nicely!

Allows users to create custom classes on a per-post/term basis.

melinadonati

<p>Easy Classes provide custom post types for teachers and classes, with a lots of custom categories used to automatically<br />
generate a schedule with all the published classes. There can be up to 2 classes present at the same hours on the schedule.<br />
You create as you wish the classes, the days, the teachers, the times etc.</p>
<h4>ABOUT THE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED SCHEDULE</h4>
<p>USING IT :</p>
<p>On the schedule page in the administration, all you have to do is choosing the colours for the different classes and save your changes.<br />
Then generate the schedule code, copy it, and paste it into a page or post in the “text” editor (not the visual). Save the post/page and<br />
display it : the schedule appears (its look can differ depending on your theme).</p>
<p>COLOURS :</p>
<p>Any valid HTML colour will work ! You can now enter values like #FF6857, ‘MediumOrchid’, rgb(255,0,0), they will all work.<br />
If you don’t know HTML colours, no problem, 150 colours name are provided with the plugin in order for you to choose one.<br />
You can write the colours names provided with or without capital at the beginning. Without capital it will only ask you to confirm, click ok. It works.<br />
Be careful of mistakes, any name not found in the 150 colours provided is allowed after a confirmation.<br />
So if a colour doesn’t appear, enter it again properly, it may be caused by a typo.</p>
<p>ORDERING NON ENGLISH DAYS :</p>
<p>Only a french translation for the plugin exists by now, so, if you enter non-english or non-french days, you may notice they don’t appear in the right order in the schedule.<br />
You can now order them just as you like under “Days” at the top of the schedule admin panel. Don’t use it if the days are already properly ordered.</p>
<p>AVOIDING ERRORS / NOT DISPLAYING :</p>
<p>The schedule will only use what you have created (title,day,hours,teacher,room), but to be correctly generated, your classes need<br />
to have at least :</p>
<ul>
<li>a title (doesn’t cause errors, but without the title the schedule won’t make any sense)</li>
<li>a starting hour, smaller than the ending hour</li>
<li>an ending hour, bigger than the starting hour</li>
</ul>
<p>If the starting hour is bigger than the ending hour, the class won’t be displayed.</p>
<p>If the starting hour is equal to the ending hour, the class will display in the box with the starting hour you’ve checked.<br />
For e.g. you’ve checked “08:00” for both hours, the schedule will display the class at “08:00 / next hour registered “</p>
<p>If you’ve checked an ending hour but not a starting one, the class will be displayed all through the day until the ending hour.</p>
<p>If you’ve checked a starting hour but no ending one, the class won’t be displayed.</p>
<p>Neither will it be displayed if you have checked no hour at all.</p>
<p>Thanks for using this plugin, I hope you’ll enjoy it and that it will help you managing better your site.</p>


Easy Classes

This plugin has been made to easily handle classes and teachers informations on a Wordpress website.

Custom Classes vs Easy Classes