Ben Huson

<h4>Add missing classes</h4>
Adds missing classes for selected menu states. Classes added include:
<ul>
<li><code>current-page-parent</code> and <code>current_page_parent</code></li>
<li><code>current-page-ancestor</code> and <code>current_page_ancestor</code></li>
<li><code>current-menu-ancestor</code></li>
<li><code>current-menu-parent</code></li>
</ul>
The classes are added in the following scenarios:
<ul>
<li>When viewing an attachment page classes are added to any parent pages and their menu ancestors.</li>
<li>When viewing a post classes are added to any relevant taxonomy menu items and their manu ancestors.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Manage Menu Select States</h4>
Allows you to control which menu items should be selected (or deselected) when viewing certain pages of your site. You need to add classes to the menu items for this to work.
<ul>
<li><code>ecms-archive-{$post_type}</code> – Select menu item when viewing a post type archive page.</li>
<li><code>ecms-single-{$post_type}</code> – Select menu item when viewing a single post type page.</li>
<li><code>ecms-taxonomy-{$taxonomy}</code> – Select menu item when viewing a taxonomy archive.</li>
<li><code>ecms-taxonomy-{$taxonomy}-term-{$term}</code> – Select menu item when viewing a taxonomy term archive.</li>
<li>
<code>ecms-404</code> – Select menu item when viewing a 404 page.
</li>
<li>
<code>ecms-no-archive-{$post_type}</code> – Deselect menu item when viewing a post type archive page.
</li>
<li><code>ecms-no-single-{$post_type}</code> – Deselect menu item when viewing a single post type page.</li>
<li><code>ecms-no-taxonomy-{$taxonomy}</code> – Deselect menu item when viewing a taxonomy archive.</li>
<li><code>ecms-no-taxonomy-{$taxonomy}-term-{$term}</code> – Deselect menu item when viewing a taxonomy term archive.</li>
<li><code>ecms-no-404</code> – Deselect menu item when viewing a 404 page.</li>
</ul>

Extra Classes

Adds classes for selected menu states such as highlighting categories when viewing a blog post or parent page when viewing an attachment page.

melinadonati

Easy Classes provide custom post types for teachers and classes, with a lots of custom categories used to automatically 
generate a schedule with all the published classes. There can be up to 2 classes present at the same hours on the schedule. 
You create as you wish the classes, the days, the teachers, the times etc.
<h4>ABOUT THE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED SCHEDULE</h4>
USING IT :
On the schedule page in the administration, all you have to do is choosing the colours for the different classes and save your changes. 
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 
display it : the schedule appears (its look can differ depending on your theme).
COLOURS :
Any valid HTML colour will work ! You can now enter values like #FF6857, ‘MediumOrchid’, rgb(255,0,0), they will all work. 
If you don’t know HTML colours, no problem, 150 colours name are provided with the plugin in order for you to choose one. 
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. 
Be careful of mistakes, any name not found in the 150 colours provided is allowed after a confirmation. 
So if a colour doesn’t appear, enter it again properly, it may be caused by a typo.
ORDERING NON ENGLISH DAYS :
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. 
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.
AVOIDING ERRORS / NOT DISPLAYING :
The schedule will only use what you have created (title,day,hours,teacher,room), but to be correctly generated, your classes need 
to have at least :
<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>
If the starting hour is bigger than the ending hour, the class won’t be displayed.
If the starting hour is equal to the ending hour, the class will display in the box with the starting hour you’ve checked. 
For e.g. you’ve checked “08:00” for both hours, the schedule will display the class at “08:00 / next hour registered “
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.
If you’ve checked a starting hour but no ending one, the class won’t be displayed.
Neither will it be displayed if you have checked no hour at all.
Thanks for using this plugin, I hope you’ll enjoy it and that it will help you managing better your site.

Easy Classes

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

Extra Classes vs Easy Classes