You’re wanting a CSS dropline menu, from what I gather. Basic example code: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/pro_dropline2-5.html Tutorial, with jQuery code on making it look super spiffy (via SuperFish): http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#sample4
If you’re looking for a “talk with a representative” type chat plugin I found that www.oggchat.com was a reasonable one, and they have a WordPress plugin to go with it. It supports the rep chatting from either the Oggchat website or via Gtalk, so your rep could be anywhere at any time, with a smartphone … Read more
Yes, it is extremely frustrating to find a plugin that works without errors and is still customisable. I have tried the following: Shopp – www.shopplugin.net (very good, but will only support WPML in the next update – unknown release date) Marketpress – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-ecommerce/ (workes well, but is pretty limited, not sure if the paid version … Read more
If your blog is self-hosted, the easiest way to add a comment voting system is to install a plugin (e.g. Comment Rating). If your blog is on WordPress.com, then you’d need to go through the options the options on WordPress.com to see where you could enable that functionality.
What plug-in are you using to display the post thumbnails? This one works : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-category-thumbnail/. It requires you to use the regenerate thumbnails plugin on existing images, but after you install it the thumbnails will be the size you specify. You might be able to install the regenerate thumbnails plugin to get the current plugin … Read more
I was editing using MAMP as I don’t have a server yet. MAMP is a server– well, server package. The “A” stands for “Apache”, as in “Apache web server”. Is there anything I can do? Edit the files with a real code editor instead of that travesty of an editor built into WordPress. On a … Read more
If I really needed such plugin to function I would clone the site, remove all private information and provide admin access to the clone. It will take you some time to do so, but if you need it, I think this is the best you can do.
As you have already pointed out there is no right answer to this but here is how I deal with WP sites after they are done. When building a WP site for a client, through the whole process we make them aware of our aftersales support. Our support has different levels with the levels giving … Read more
Well, someone has to be hosting it, so I recommend tracking them down. I’ve taken the liberty of doing this for you (using WhoIsHostingThis?). Your host is IX Web Hosting, contact their customer support and see if you can either get them to do the upgrade for you or, preferably, get them to give you … Read more
WordPress.org support topics returning 404 [closed]