FAQ

I can’t find the settings page, where is it?

It’s right there, under General Settings in your admin menu. Configurable settings are:

• Activate Message: By default, no message will show up on your website until you activate it here.
• Minimal Post Age: Set a number of years for posts to be considered aged. Default: 1.
• Message Heading: Heading text. Default: The times, they are a-changin’. (Dylan, google him.)
• Message Body (Singular): Singular form of the message text, for 1 year-old posts.
• Message Body (Plural): Plural form of the message text, for 2+ year-old posts.
• Message Class Attribute: CSS class name(s) applied upon the message’s wrapping <div>.
• Message HTML: HTML template for the message. You can completely control its output via this field if you want, or use placeholders for heading and text.
• Message CSS: Customize the visual styling of your message right here. Or not.

Can I disable default styles?

Sure, just empty the CSS field and no styles shall be applied. If you want to add styles to your theme instead, this might get you started:

/* Default styles */ .aged-content-message {     background: #f7f7f7;     border-left: 5px solid #f39c12;     font-family: inherit;     font-size: .875rem;     line-height: 1.5;     margin: 1.5rem 0;     padding: 1.5rem; } .aged-content-message h5 {     font-family: inherit;     font-size: .8125rem;     font-weight: bold;     line-height: 2;     margin: 0;     padding: 0;     text-transform: uppercase; } .aged-content-message p {     margin: 0;     padding: 0; } 

Where have all the filters gone?

You can still use those good old filters from v1.3, like for this conditional handbrake that doesn’t have a setting (yet):

/* Set condition for displaying message to include pages. */ function yourprefix_aged_content_message__the_content_condition() {     return ! is_single() && ! is_page(); } add_action( 'aged_content_message__the_content_condition',     'yourprefix_aged_content_message__the_content_condition' );