[wp-hackers] Adding the class next_post_link

[Lionel POINTET]

Hi Leo,

The two functions next_post_link and previous_post_link use actually the
same one called adjacent_post_link.
This function provide one unique filter: "{$adjacent}_post_link" where
$adjacent value will be "next" or "previous" based on the caller.

The value you'll filter with it will be the entire generated HTML code (<a
href...>Title</a>), so you will be able to add your own classes by doing a
str_replace or so on that value.

You could also add a wrapper for those functions in your theme, as
twentyeleven is doing in the single.php template:
<span class="nav-previous"><?php previous_post_link( '%link', __( '<span
class="meta-nav">&larr;</span> Previous', 'twentyeleven' ) ); ?></span>

In that case, a CSS rule with something like ".nav-previous a" will trigger
your link.

Hope that helps.
Lionel

2012/4/3 Leo Baiano <ljunior2005 at gmail.com>

>  Guys, I need to add a link to the class generated by next_post_link
> previous_post_link and I saw that for next_posts_link can do this with the
> filter next_posts_link_attributes, but ran the codex and did not find one
> similar to next_post_link.
>
> Any help in this regard?
>
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>
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