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hi all
is it possible to write this in css language…
“find the word ‘Permalink’ that is within a link, change the word to ‘View in isolation’ and style it…’?
I’m trying to style a theme with no access to the actual html, so I gotta think sideways!!!
many thanks in advance
If you have access to edit the CSS, you must be able to update other files, no?
Are you using a WordPress theme? My guess is yes due to the use of the word ‘permalink’.
TheDoc
No, I’m ‘running on cargo’ (cargocollective.com), and using a design/theme. I have full access to the css, but I can only add custom html (no access to the core html).
Hmmmm. Tough call.
You could target it with jQuery if you could insert proper code into the head? Just not sure if you can do it with CSS.
Doc… I’m pretty sure that would be possible… I believe if I add a
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to the custom html panel, it would be added to the head section of the core html… thanks for the jQuery suggestion
Doc, cheers… this did what I want
$(document).ready( function() {
$('.permalink a').text("new text goes here");
});
$(document).bind('paginationComplete', function() {
$('.permalink a').text("new text goes here");
});