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<?php
/* class My_Custom_Element extends from Cornerstone_Element */
abstract class Cornerstone_Element {
// If you're using Cornerstone's shortcode generation, it will use this prefix.
// The final shortcode will be this prefix combined with the element name.
// For example: 'myplugin_myelement'
public $shortcode_prefix = 'myplugin_';
public function shortcodes() {
}
public function ui() {
return array(
// Used throughout Cornerstone to display what this element is called.
// Remember to localize this value in your own elements.
'title' => 'Custom Element',
// Cornerstone icons are SVG files in a line-art style. A generic icon
// will always be displayed, but you can provide your own if desired.
// Icons must be SVG files, and should [TODO: provide specifictions]
'icon' => 'url/to/your-custom-icon.svg',
// Clicking part of an element in the preview area can automatically
// focus a control when the inspector is opened. Under this 'autofocus'
// attribute you can provide a list of jQuery selectors that correspond to
// a value key that should have it's control focused.
'autofocus' => array(
'value_key' => '.jquery.selector',
'content' => '.my-content'
),
// If this element has special conditions for being active, you can provide
// a message to be displayed in place of it's usual markup. For example,
// if it depends on another plugin, you may want to let users know that
// they should activate it. Remember to localize this message.
'inactive_message' => ''
);
}
// These flags are used to designate special behavior for an element.
// Override this function in your element definition and customize as needed.
public function flags() {
return array(
// Determine what parts of Cornerstone will have this element available.
// Possible values: all, builder, generator
'context' => 'all',
// Indicate this element as a "child". This will remove it from the main
// library. Some elements will have an additional element as a child that
// has it's own settings inside it. For example, with the Accordion there
// is an "Accordion Item" which is registered as a child.
'child' => false
);
}
// Allow conditions to be met for an element to appear in the library.
// For example, you may want to prevent users from adding an element to their
// page unless a third party plguin is active. Override this function if you
// need to set a condition.
public function is_active() {
// Examples:
// return ( class_exists( 'Third_Party_Plugin' ) );
// return ( defined( 'PLUGIN_CONSTANT' ) );
return true;
}
/*
// The following functions are OPTIONAL and can be added to your element
// to further customize it interacts with Cornerstone.
// Add this function to provide some additional initialization logic. It is
// called right after the "defaults" are prepared, and just before a shortcode
// is registered for this element
public function register() {
}
// Add this function to your element definition if you want to source
// the controls from an alternate location. You could return an array directly
// from your definition class, or use your own custom logic.
public function controls( ) {
return array();
}
// Add this function to your element definition if you want to source
// the defaults from an alternate location. You could return an array directly
// from your definition class, or use your own custom logic.
public function defaults() {
return array();
}
// Add this to your element definition for a quick way to filter controls
// after they are loaded. For example, in your controls.php file you may leave
// some sections as placeholders, which can then be filled in programatically.
// This runs immediately after controls.php is loaded.
public function update_controls( $controls ) {
// Example:
$controls['something_else'] = $this->my_custom_control_generator();
return $controls;
}
//
public function update_generated_shortcode_atts( $atts ) {
return $atts;
}
*/
public function get_style_template() {
$this->get_file_template( 'style' );
}
public function shortcode_output( $atts, $content = "" ) {
}
public function build_shortcode( $data, $children = '' ) {
return $this->build_shortcode( $data, $children );
}
}