Gokul Deepak

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Custom Breadcrumbs in Genesis Theme

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Sometimes we have to customise the breadcrumbs for easy navigation and easy understandings. Here I have given the Breadcrums which I have used. Using this I have layered the Breadcrumbs like a Post under Page. I have used P2P plugin which connects Page to Post. You can simply edit that part and replace your own layer too.

Step 1: Copy and paste the below php code in your own blog custom plugin. If you haven’t created a custom plugin please make one fast.

If you are not interested to create a custom plugin simply paste this code in functions.php

 

//Custom Breadcrumbs
function the_breadcrumbs() {
 
        global $post;
 
        if (!is_home()) {
 
            echo "<a href='";
            echo get_option('home');
            echo "'>";
            echo "Lyrics";
            echo "</a>";
 
            if (is_category() || is_single()) {
 
                echo "  »  ";
                $cats = get_the_category( $post->ID );
 
                foreach ( $cats as $cat ){
                    echo $cat->cat_name;
                    echo "  »  ";
                }
               
                
                if (is_single()) {
                echo do_shortcode(' [p2p_connected type=posts_to_pages mode=inline]');
                echo "  »  ";
                    the_title();
                }
            } elseif (is_page()) {
 
                if($post->post_parent){
                    $anc = get_post_ancestors( $post->ID );
                    $anc_link = get_page_link( $post->post_parent );
 
                    foreach ( $anc as $ancestor ) {
                        $output = "  »  <a href=".$anc_link.">".get_the_title($ancestor)."</a>  »  ";
                    }
 
                    echo $output;
                    the_title();
 
                } else {
                    echo '  »  ';
                    echo the_title();
                }
            }
        }
    elseif (is_tag()) {single_tag_title();}
    elseif (is_day()) {echo"Archive: "; the_time('F jS, Y'); echo'</li>';}
    elseif (is_month()) {echo"Archive: "; the_time('F, Y'); echo'</li>';}
    elseif (is_year()) {echo"Archive: "; the_time('Y'); echo'</li>';}
    elseif (is_author()) {echo"Author's archive: "; echo'</li>';}
    elseif (isset($_GET['paged']) && !empty($_GET['paged'])) {echo "Blogarchive: "; echo'';}
    elseif (is_search()) {echo"Search results: "; }
}
//End of Custom Breadcrumbs

 Step 2:

Now the function is ready and you simply have to call the function in where the breadcrums have to be displayed. In my case I have used Genesis Sample theme and so I have used Simple Genesis Hooks.

Paste the following code in genesis_before_entry hook.

<?php if(function_exists('the_breadcrumbs')) the_breadcrumbs(); ?>

Mission Completed.

How to Add WordPress Default Text in Post Editor

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If you are up to enter same text repeatedly in the post you may automize it. Simply add wordpress default text in Post editor so that when you are up to add a new post the default content will be there already and so you can edit it or add some other text to it.

Add the following code in functions.php

 

add_filter( 'default_content', 'my_editor_content' );
function my_editor_content( $content ) {
  $content = "Write Anything here. Ithu Chumma Trailer thaan ma.";
  return $content;
}

 

 

The above code will work for all post types. Whether Custom Post type or Post or Page It would show the same text for every one. If you want different text for different contents use the below code.

add_filter( 'default_content', 'default_content', 10, 2 );

function default_content( $content, $post ) {

    switch( $post->post_type ) {
        case 'post':
            $content = 'Default Text For Post';
        break;
        case 'page':
            $content = 'Default Text For Post';
        break;
        case 'Movie':
            $content = 'Default text for Movie';
        break;
        default:
            $content = 'Default Text for Other Post Types';
        break;
    }

    return $content;
}