Add 'page' class to the get_body_class() function

[nathanrice]

Currently, there is no 'page' class assigned to the $classes array in the get_body_class() function. Consequently, there would be no way for CSS to target "all pages" with a single selector.

This is my first ticket, so I hope I did this the right way.

I've attached a diff file that adds the following code to wp-includes/post-template.php within the is_page() conditional:

if ($pageID != get_option('page_for_posts'))
	$classes[] = 'page';

I feel like this is an important addition to the classes that this function generates.

I think the conditional is unnecessary; is_page() will be false when querying the page_for_posts page.

Replying to filosofo:

I think the conditional is unnecessary; is_page() will be false when querying the page_for_posts page.

Good call. I'm attaching a new diff file that just adds the 'page' class without the conditional.

post-template.php diff file to add page class to get_body_class()

Simple fix. Works on my end.

(In [10950]) Add page class to get_boddy_class(). Props nathanrice. fixes #9514

Thanks Ryan!!!