Changeset 600978

Timestamp:

09/19/2012 11:32:43 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

codepress

Message:

readme markup

Location:

codepress-admin-columns

Files:

• tags/1.4.6.3/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
• trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)

codepress-admin-columns/tags/1.4.6.3/readme.txt

@@ -201 +201 @@
 
 Filter explained:
-**$value** is the orgignal value which would otherwise be displayed
-**$internal_field_key** is only used internally to store the column
-**$custom_field** is the name of your custom field
-**$type** will return either the posttype or if it is any other type it will return wp-comments, wp-links, wp-users, wp-media.
-**$object_id** will return the ID of the object.
+
+* **$value** is the orgignal value which would otherwise be displayed
+* **$internal_field_key** is only used internally to store the column
+* **$custom_field** is the name of your custom field
+* **$type** will return either the posttype or if it is any other type it will return wp-comments, wp-links, wp-users, wp-media.
+* **$object_id** will return the ID of the object.
 
 For example if you have a custom posttype 'Demo' with a custom_field that is called 'city' and the result would be an integer '33'. You can change that integer '33' to Amsterdam.

codepress-admin-columns/trunk/readme.txt

@@ -201 +201 @@
 
 Filter explained:
-**$value** is the orgignal value which would otherwise be displayed
-**$internal_field_key** is only used internally to store the column
-**$custom_field** is the name of your custom field
-**$type** will return either the posttype or if it is any other type it will return wp-comments, wp-links, wp-users, wp-media.
-**$object_id** will return the ID of the object.
+
+* **$value** is the orgignal value which would otherwise be displayed
+* **$internal_field_key** is only used internally to store the column
+* **$custom_field** is the name of your custom field
+* **$type** will return either the posttype or if it is any other type it will return wp-comments, wp-links, wp-users, wp-media.
+* **$object_id** will return the ID of the object.
 
 For example if you have a custom posttype 'Demo' with a custom_field that is called 'city' and the result would be an integer '33'. You can change that integer '33' to Amsterdam.