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Custom css
Copy the CSS in /css/template.css located in the Arlima plugin directory to a CSS-file of your own. You can for example add the template CSS to the end of the file style.css located in your theme directory.
For Arlima to know which CSS-files that should be loaded in the article preview you must hook into the filter arlima_template_stylesheets. The filter should return an array with CSS-files, the first file in the array will also be loaded into the text editor in the list manager.
<?php
function my_arlima_css($files) {
$files[] = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css';
return $files;
}
add_filter('arlima_template_stylesheets', 'my_arlima_css');
The CSS-files declared using this filter will become enqueued on front end by Arlima. To prevent this you can return false from the filter callback. Example:
add_filter('arlima_template_stylesheets', function($files) {
if( !is_admin() )
return false; // don't let arlima enqueue any styles on front end
$files[] = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/arlima-styles.css';
return $files;
});
This Wordpress plugin was created by Swedish newspaper Västerbottens-Kuriren to give its editorial staff an easy to use tool for customizing the front pages of their online magazines.
- Download the latest release from github and unzip the folder in your plugin directory.
- Open up wp-admin and activate the plugin.
- Go to "Article lists" -> "Edit lists" in wp-admin and create your first article list.
- Open up a page (or create it) in wp-admin. Down to the right you will see a meta box labeled "Arlima" where you choose the list that you created on step 2.
- Go to "Article lists" -> "Manage lists" and start stuffing your article list with interesting content.