Drag and Drop Metadata Menu Order
This is a complex answer, more than can really be answered in a post here. However, you can take a look at this tutorial – I’ve done something similar, and his post is very thorough: jQuery UI Sortable Tutorial
This is a complex answer, more than can really be answered in a post here. However, you can take a look at this tutorial – I’ve done something similar, and his post is very thorough: jQuery UI Sortable Tutorial
Have you tried adding this to the themes functions.php? function add_supersubs() { wp_enqueue_script(‘superfish’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/superfish.js’); wp_register_script(‘supersubs’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/supersubs.js’,’superfish’); wp_enqueue_script(‘supersubs’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_supersubs’); // this assumes the supersubs.js is in the js folder of the main theme directory. You’ll also need to modify the header js to fit supersubs.
First thing to do is check for any plugins that affect search results. The reason is that I had the ‘Search Everything’ plugin running. While it was meant to search for more results and highlight the search terms, it will change any instance of new WP_Query(); making it useless. This is the callback function to … Read more
without seeing the actual source, I’d guess that the field labels are interfering with the fields. mouse down on a field will focus it, but mouse up on a label will focus the label’s associated field.
Hi It’s not Jquery, it’s Flash Your question is not WordPress related
First of all I would recommend you to look through AJAX in Plugins article. If it doesn’t help, take in consideration these articles as well: Simplified AJAX For WordPress Plugin Developers using Jquery jQuery and Ajax in WordPress Plugins – Administration Pages jQuery and Ajax in WordPress Plugins – Public Pages
Your jQuery is not correct (syntax and logic), this isn’t really a WordPress question. To toggle focus effects you can do something like this, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5608181/jquery-toggle-focus
You might try calling the table by ID instead of the generic ‘table’. Also, wrap your JS in a noconflict wrapper like this: (function($) { $js162(function(){ $js162(“#actArchive”).tablesorter({ headers: { 0: { sorter: “text” }, 1: { sorter: “digit” }, 2: { sorter: false }, 3: { sorter: false } } }); }); })(jQuery);
$.get(‘<?php echo get_bloginfo(‘template_url’)?>/includes/func.php’, {
The permalink structure you’ve described above e.g…./hotels/hamburg/features/sea-face isn’t really something that could be achieved by using custom fields. You would be better off creating a new taxonomy called ‘features’ and populating it with terms like ‘sea-facing’ and any others. In order to do queries for multiple taxonomies I would recommend the excellent Query Multiple Taxonomies … Read more