bw_block_40() – Syntax [bw_block class="classes" title="title text" framed="y/n,t/f,1/0"] Future use parameters are prefix="art-" level="h3" – heading level for the block title

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Description

Syntax [bw_block class="classes" title="title text" framed="y/n,t/f,1/0"] Future use parameters are prefix="art-" level="h3" – heading level for the block title

Usage

bw_block_40( $atts );

Parameters

$atts

( mixed ) optional –

Returns

void

Source

File name: oik/bw_block_40.inc
Lines:

function bw_block_40( $atts=null ) { 
  //bw_trace( $atts, __FUNCTION__, __LINE__, __FILE__, "atts" );
  $class = bw_array_get( $atts, "class", null );
  $title = bw_array_get( $atts, "title", null );
  $prefix = bw_array_get( $atts, "prefix", "art-" );
  $level = bw_array_get( $atts, "level", "div" );
  /* We can't pass the prefix or heading level yet */   
  /* the block is enclosed in a div which can be used to control the width and depth 
     We save the div_class just in case it's needed in the bw_eblock() processing
     Actually, this is a bit daft. Since it is possible to nest blocks within blocks
     the saved value will be that of the most recently nested blocks. So if we wanted to be able to do something with 
     it we would need to manage a stack.
     
  */ 
  global $div_class;
  $div_class = $class;
  sdiv( $class ); 
  sartblock_40( $title );
  return( bw_ret());
}
 

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