Check the twenty ten themes function file, there should be a function to register menus. After adding it to your theme you’ll have a new tab in your admin panel under appearance called menu where you can set the menu’s items and sub items. Line 96 in the functions.php file // This theme uses wp_nav_menu() … Read more
a bit hacky, but it works: add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’, ‘remove_some_menu_classes’, 420 ,3); function remove_some_menu_classes($classes, $item, $args){ if(strpos($item->url, ‘#order’) !== false) // in the 2nd array put the classes you want removed return array_diff($classes, array(‘current_page_item’, ‘current-menu-item’)); return $classes; }
Try version 1.0.5 as it fixes a lot of bugs. What web browser are you using? Nanoplex doesn’t work on IE 6/7.
Adding this line to your css: #logo img {height: 190px; position: absolute;} That should do it, you will need to make the background of the image transparent though.
just add a background-color:#000000; to the #main_nav div in your css. change 000000 (black) to whatever hex color you want. Help w/ that here: http://www.december.com/html/spec/color.html
Are you using CSS3? You could use: ul#navmenuid:first-child { border-left: 1px; } Or you could use (any LI that immediately follows an LI): ul#navmenuid li { border-left: 1px; border-right: 1px; } ul#navmenuid li + li { border-left: 0; } Or you could use (any LI that follow an LI, even if not immediately): ul#navmenuid li … Read more
for category: li.current-category-ancestor li.current-cat for menu: li.current-menu-item for page: li.current_page_item li.current-page-ancestor for post: li.current-post-ancestor For more details: http://codex.wordpress.org/Dynamic_Menu_Highlighting
A plugin conflicted witt eh last 30 lines or so of my css file. No idea what exactly it did to cause this, but disabled the plugin and everything is solved.
Use standard echo or printf with additional parameters. e.g. if(isset($option[‘borderradius’]) && (!empty($option[‘borderradius’]))) { $borderradius=”.post { “; $borderradius .= ‘border-radius: ‘ . $option[‘borderradius’] . ‘px; ‘; $borderradius .= ‘-webkit-border-radius: ‘ . $option[‘borderradius’] . ‘px; ‘; $borderradius .= ‘-moz-border-radius: ‘ . $option[‘borderradius’] . ‘px; ‘; $borderradius .= ‘}’; echo $borderradius; } if(isset($option[‘borderradius’]) && (!empty($option[‘borderradius’]))) { printf(‘.post { … Read more
Why not use: if ( user_can( $comment->user_id, ‘administrator’ ) ) { // current comment is from an administrator; // do something } As for putting the admin comments at the top of the comment list, you would have to modify the comment query itself.