body_class for filter page

Anonymous

#40832

Hi there!

I’m running out of ideas.

I am using Search Filter Pro with the Archive method. I’ve got everything working, but there are some CSS issues I need to address.
The only way in this case would be to insert a body_class that indicates on which page I’m on. But I can’t figure out how to do that.

The body classes that appear on the pages with my filter are those of the index page (in the settings I choose a custom template and set a custom slug).
So the page doesn’t identify itself als an archive or a page whatsoever, it claims to be the index.php.

How can I insert a body_class for my filter page?
Conditional tags don’t work at all, I think, I need some magic here.

Regards,

Kirsten

Ross Moderator

#40833

We’ve got you covered!

add_filter('body_class','add_body_class_to_search_filter');
function add_body_class_to_search_filter($classes) {

	global $searchandfilter;
	
	//this will apply to any Search Form using archive method
	if($searchandfilter->active_sfid())
	{
		$classes[] = "search-filter-class";
	}
	
	//this will apply to a specific Search Form using archive
	if($searchandfilter->active_sfid()==2212)
	{
		$classes[] = "search-filter-class";
	}
	
	// return the $classes array
	return $classes;
}

🙂

Anonymous

#40838

Wohoo! You made my day.
Works splendidly!

:-))

Ross Moderator

#40839

🙂

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