thanks for the tuto! it's beeing very hard for me as i am new in this story! please dont get me wrong...

I dont know what to do with this loop...How can i adapt this to existent wp loop? should I replace the default one for this one? thanks again and again,

Patrícia.

The answer is, YES! You can create methods (functions) within a Php Class, and I do it all the time. It is one of the most common uses for OOP and Classes. Many people set up a class that has methods for doing all the different database queries you can do, just to make it that much easier to make use of by creating an Object of it and just passing your query to the method you run. It can make writing your queries (via Objects) really simple and a lot less code.

You don't have to repeatedly type the same lines of code over and over. You can just make a new Object and an instance of the method you want to use for a query.

There really aren't any drawbacks that I can think of, other than the fact that the learning curve for doing things this way can be very steep. Many developers, myself included, find it very difficult to wrap their heads around OOP at first. But once you do, you will wish you learned it that way instead of bothering with procedural coding techniques. I'm not saying I'm a pro or anything, and I still have much to understand about it, but what I do now finally understand, has made a world of difference for me.

It's worth the time you spend trying to just get over the initial learning curve, just keep at it and you will be happy you did.

If you want, I can share with you the CSS file that I modified to make the syntax theme. Let me know.