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This actually one of my ‘saved the blog’ plugins – which means I don’t know what to do without it. It’s great for styling plugin classes for one thing, and I use it for creating css classes for aligning images and other text, so this won’t break I switch themes.
THis is a great plugin. I can use this to keep certain customized styles that might or might not be in any theme that I may try. Earlier, each time I changed my theme, I had to redo those changes.
Wish there were something similar for the other PHP files. Wanna give it a shot? In fact is it doable in the first place?
What exactly are you looking for wrt PHP files??
Ok, here are a few instances where such a plugin would be of good use:
1. In my header.php, I have meta tags and code for Google Analytics and Google Domain Verification.
2. In the same file, I have specified keywords and escription for my blog
3. In index.php, I use a customized tag. In place of the default, I prefer using “Continue Reading (right arrow)”
I know there are plugins available to perform most of these tasks, but why not have just one plugin that can recreate all these in one go each time a new theme is used.
I guess a single plugin can handle your first two points. I think they exist.
Regarding point 3, that can be edited in the theme file itself, as it is built into WP
Your answer to point 3 is the purpose for which a plugin would do great. Each time I change the theme, I have to reinsert this line.
Man; what you can do is to delete the WP default theme, and rename the folder of your base theme to default. Now, for your theme 2, 3 etc. delete their header.php. This way theme 2, 3 etc will load the header.php located in your default folder. However, you may need to check the html of theme 2 + to make sure it is set up the same way as some themes loads the div#content in the header, while others don’t.
As for 3, in wp 2.1 you can specify the text you’d like in the more tag, like <!–more Continue Reading (right arrow)–>
I have already created something like this.
http://www.siolon.com/2007/per.....es-plugin/
Kristin: Brilliant workaround. thanks a lot.
Chris: Let me try out the plugin you have developed, will let you know once I am through.