So I need some help and I can't seem to figure this out, but in the backend of WordPress I have a custom post type called "wp_events".
In there, I have "Scheduled", "Draft" and "Published" posts.
So let's take for example this:
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If the post is "Scheduled", I would like to have the whole row as a lightgreen background color.
I tried the following code:
// Add custom column CSS on wp_events admin
function wp_events_custom_css($column) {
// Only target status column
if( $column == 'status') {
echo '<style>
.status-scheduled {
background: lightgreen!important;
}
</style>';
}
}
// Hook into column rendering
add_action('manage_wp_events_posts_custom_column', 'wp_events_custom_css', 10, 2);
But I am unable to target it properly, so I am looking to see if someone might be able to assist me or know an easier way.
I tried the above code and was expecting the row to turn a lightgreen color.
source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76794949/hook-into-wordpress-custom-post-type-and-change-the-row-background-color
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