1jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) { 2 3 $( 'input.search-field' ).addClass( 'form-control' ); 4 5 // here for each comment reply link of wordpress 6 $( '.comment-reply-link' ).addClass( 'btn btn-primary' ); 7 8 // here for the submit button of the comment reply form 9 $( '#commentsubmit' ).addClass( 'btn btn-primary' ); 10 11 // The WordPress Default Widgets 12 // Now we'll add some classes for the wordpress default widgets - let's go 13 14 // the search widget 15 $( 'input.search-field' ).addClass( 'form-control' ); 16 $( 'input.search-submit' ).addClass( 'btn btn-default' ); 17 18 $( '.widget_rss ul' ).addClass( 'media-list' ); 19 20 $( '.widget_meta ul, .widget_recent_entries ul, .widget_archive ul, .widget_categories ul, .widget_nav_menu ul, .widget_pages ul' ).addClass( 'nav' ); 21 22 $( '.widget_recent_comments ul#recentcomments' ).css( 'list-style', 'none').css( 'padding-left', '0' ); 23 $( '.widget_recent_comments ul#recentcomments li' ).css( 'padding', '5px 15px'); 24 25 $( 'table#wp-calendar' ).addClass( 'table table-striped'); 26} );
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