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[Closed] Taxonomy Archive

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Last updated by emerson 9 years, 6 months ago.

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#133463

Hi, i simply need to know how to:

Given a taxonomy for Example "/cousine/fish/ " modify the html page without touching php, if possibile.

I just need to insert in the html something like this in the h1 title:

[Fish] Restaurants in Rome

#133761

Dear Alessandro,
Yes I think this can be done using jQuery. I assume "/cousine/fish/ " is part of the URL like hidden link. I have tried below and it is working well:
[php]
jQuery(function($){
//Get the URL
var str = window.location.pathname;

//Get the second part of the URL
var piece = str.split('/')[2];

//Now prepend this piece of text to the existing H1 of class selector my_h1_class
$(".my_h1_class").prepend('['+piece+'] ');
});
[/php]

This is entirely a JS solution , no PHP. Just replace "my_h1_class" with the correct CSS selector for your H1 title. Please let me know how it goes.

Cheers,
Emerson

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