That's where the menu can get modified.
They are four types of menu item (internal|external|folder|separator).
- internal Can be any page of the application (home|category|tag|parameters)
- external Any www website
- folder Create a menu sublevel (you can add up to six levels)
- separator Separate menu items
NB: The icons must be from ionicons.com
This file allow you to overwrite Sass variables.
The colors variables are the following:
$palette-primary-dark: #455a64 !default;
$palette-primary-color: #607d8b !default;
$palette-primary-light: #cfd8dc !default;
$palette-primary-icon: #fff !default;
$palette-primary-text: #212121 !default;
$palette-primary-background: white !default;
$palette-accent-color: #009688 !default;
$palette-secondary-text: #727272 !default;
$palette-divider-color: #eaeaea !default;
You can also overwrite Ionic variables: http://ionicframework.jp/tutorials/customizing-ionic-with-sass/
To know all WPHC internal variables checkout lib/scss/_variables.scss
You can now create your own custom posts/taxonomies templates or overwrite any template of the app by registering them in the config/templates/index.js
file.
Custom posts need custom templates because WPHC cannot know in advance the properties of the returned object.
After installation you will find a config/templates
folder. This is your own folder, you can modify it in any way you want.
In that folder you will find an example of custom templates for the custom post type movie
.
the movie
folder contains list.html
(list all movies) and item.html
(particular movie).
In index.js
you will find the following line of code:
$templateCache.put('customPosts/movie/item.html', require('!html!./customPosts/movie/item.html'));
$templateCache.put('customPosts/movie/list.html', require('!html!./customPosts/movie/list.html'));
What it does is to register custom templates following the naming convention customPosts/<customPostType>/item.html
for items and customPosts/<customPostType>/list.html
for lists.
The require('!html!./customPosts/movie/item.html')
part is just the path to your custom templates in your filesystem.
If you want to add a new custom post type, for instance countries
, you will end up adding those two lines:
$templateCache.put('customPosts/countries/item.html', require('!html!<pathToTheItemTemplate>'));
$templateCache.put('customPosts/countries/list.html', require('!html!<pathToTheListTemplate>'));
Now navigating to #/public/customPosts/countries
will list all the countries the WP-API returns and #/public/customPosts/countries/<id>
will display one particular country.
If you want to modify an existing template since v2 it is possible.
WPHC templates are all located in lib/templates
. These should not be touched. If you want to overwrite one just copy it and past it into your personal config/templates
folder.
For instance if you want to modify the way the menu is displayed, you will need to copy lib/templates/directive/menu.html
and past it wherever you want in config/templates
folder.
After that you will need to register your new template in lib/templates/index.js
(read the comments for help)
For instance you want a specific color on a category header. This is possible through config/config.scss
file.
Every page you visit has a unique class name injected in the <html>
tag. Everything nested on html.module-posts
rule is therefore applied only on this page:
html.module-posts{
ion-header-bar{
background-color: red !important;
}
}
html.module-pages{
ion-header-bar{
background-color: green !important;
}
}
The home page is by default the posts page. This can be changed in the config/config.cson
file.
Add the following and change state and params to the page you want:
# MENU (Default)
"menu":
"defaultState":
"state": "public.posts"
"params": {}
# MENU
"menu":
"defaultState":
"state": "public.pages"
"params": {}
# MENU
"menu":
"defaultState":
"state": "public.customPosts"
"params": {"slug": "movie"}
Consult the config/menu.json
to know about the different pages state and params.
The default values live under config/config.default.cson
(file that you should not modify), if you wish to overwrite something from it, just copy it into your personal config/config.cson
file with the same indentation.
Here is a simple view of what you can configure:
- title
- ionicConfig
- api
- baseUrl
- timeout
- maxAttempt
- menu
- exposeAsideWhen
- list
- settings
- cache
- views
- forward
- img
- data
- bookmark
- post
- comments
- syntaxHighlighter
- taxonomies
- search
- pages
- authors
- posts
- translation
- available
- prefered
- analytics
- cordova
- statubar
- appRate
- admob
- pushNotifications
{
"baseUrl": "http://YourDomain/wp-json", // This is where you put the WP-API webservice entry
"timeout": 3000, // The time in ms when a http request is considered as failed
"maxAttempt": 3 // The number of attempt the app will try before giving up. A button "Retry" will therefor be display
}
Your website title. The title will appear on the top of the left navigation menu
allow overwriting ionic configuration http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/provider/$ionicConfigProvider/
Setting null
will keep ionic default value.
The media query used to determine when to always display the left menu.
"exposeAsideWhen": "(min-width:900px)"
"settings": {
"parameters": {
"defaultFontSize": "medium" // "small" | "medium" | "large" | "x-large" | "xx-large"
}
}
- localCacheFolder
String
name of the cache folder - useDataURI
Boolean
use src="data:.."? otherwise will use src="filesystem:.." - chromeQuota
Number
allocated cache space : here 10MB - usePersistentCache
Boolean
false = use temporary cache storage - cacheClearSize
Number
asize in MB that triggers cache clear on init, 0 to disable - headers
Object
HTTP headers for the download requests -- e.g: headers: { 'Accept': 'application/jpg' } - skipURIencoding
Boolean
enable if URIs are already encoded (skips call to sanitizeURI)
- capacity
Number
Maximum number of items a cache can hold. - maxAge
Number
The number of milliseconds until a newly inserted item expires. - deleteOnExpire
String
Determines the behavior of a cache when an item expires. Possible values: none | passive | aggressive - recycleFreq
Number
Determines how often a cache will scan for expired items when in aggressive mode. - cacheFlushInterval
Number
If set, remove all items from a cache on an interval after the given number of milliseconds. Default: null. - storageMode
String
Determines the storage medium used by a cache.
"comments": {
"enabled": true, // display or not the comments
"depth": 2, // the thread depth you want to display. More than 2 on mobile devices may be too much
"per_page": 50 // The max number of comments you want to display
},
"cache": { // Overwrite global cache. Can be empty
}
The bookmark cache has a difference from others. maxAge is infinite and cannot be overwritten.
"bookmark": { // Overwrite global cache. Can be empty
"cache": {
"capacity": 10
}
},
Similar configuration, contains a way to overwrite the list query and the cache.
The languages you want to see in the parameters. So far we only support English and French.
Enable Google Analytics
"cordova":
"admob":
"enabled": false
"android":
"bannerID": null
"bannerPosition": "BOTTOM_CENTER"
"interstitialID": null
"ios":
"bannerID": null
"bannerPosition": "BOTTOM_CENTER"
"interstitialID": null
"windows":
"bannerID": null
"bannerPosition": "BOTTOM_CENTER"
"interstitialID": null
You can install a banner and/or a interstitial per device. To do that just add the bannerID and/or the interstitialID.
You can also change the bannerPosition
by selecting one of the following values:
NO_CHANGE
TOP_LEFT
TOP_CENTER
TOP_RIGHT
LEFT
CENTER
RIGHT
BOTTOM_LEFT
BOTTOM_CENTER
BOTTOM_RIGHT
POS_XY
- enabled
Boolean
Enable/Disable appRate - language
String
Language of Dialog - eg 'en', 'fr', 'it' - appName
String
Custom application title - openStoreInApp
Boolean
Leave app or not - usesUntilPrompt
Integer
Number of runs of app before dialog is displayed - promptForNewVersion
Boolean
Show dialog again if new app version - useCustomRateDialog
String
Use custom view for rate dialog - iosURL
String
Application id in AppStore - androidURL
String
Application URL in GooglePlay - windowsURL
String
Application URL in WindowsStore
Programming language auto detection for tech blogs
- tabReplace: a string used to replace TAB characters in indentation.
- useBR: a flag to generate
tags instead of new-line characters in the output, useful when code is marked up using a non-container.
- classPrefix: a string prefix added before class names in the generated markup, used for backwards compatibility with stylesheets.
- languages: an array of language names and aliases restricting auto detection to only these languages.