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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Notification Bars] Fix for bar covering headerThanks much for sharing your fix, Amanda — that little jquery script is perfect. We have a sticky header, so for our case, I replaced “#header” for the class of the fixed header container, and this script worked brilliantly. (Kmoloo above could probably have made this work by swapping “#header” for the container in his theme, “.mk-header”).
Been playing with (and failing at) trying to figure out how to make this work with the “x to close” feature (so if the close button is enabled, and the promo bar is toggled off) to make the header scroll back up to the top. Not important, but curious now how that would be done.
Thanks again for the original fix — this makes the bar actually usable and should be included in the main plugin script.
Note to @mythemeshop: it would be great if the button hover color were one of the style settings. I made this happen with a customization in the child theme, but the plugin would be more powerful if this were built-in. Thanks for the good work — this is a good, solid, simple top bar!
Thanks much for the response and info — I appreciate it!
Anya
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Changing the default dashboard logoThank you for this! To change the associated link URL and hover title text, you can add the following:
// changing the login page URL function put_my_url(){ return ('http://www.yourdomain.com/'); // putting my URL in place of the WordPress one } add_filter('login_headerurl', 'put_my_url'); // changing the login page URL hover text function put_my_title(){ return ('Name of Your Website'); // changing the title from "Powered by WordPress" to whatever you wish } add_filter('login_headertitle', 'put_my_title');Found the latter in this convo from a few years ago, but as of WP 4.3.1 it still works:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/functionsphp-change-logo-and-link-login-pageForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WangGuard] Problem when trying to report sploggersHi, I get this same error when trying to mark users as sploggers. First I get the “this user will be deleted” popup, and when I confirm this, it goes away but nothing happens. When I try to refresh the page or navigate to a new one, I get the “There was a problem connecting to your wordpress server” popup box message, and the splogger users are still there.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [i-excel] broke wordpress; email address not hotI stand corrected: the server is running php 5
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [i-excel] broke wordpress; email address not hotThis experience with the i-excel theme was on a GoDaddy server running php 4 and WordPress 4.2.2. Three times in a row, same catastrophic error/failure. No issues with any other new themes…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LightPress Lightbox] [Plugin: WP jQuery Lightbox] Caption showing up twiceYes, exactly. And this is how the original Lightbox plugin does it, though what the coding voodoo is to make that happen… only you techno smarty pants types might know.
Thanks much for your effort with this though — I love the idea of having a jQuery version of Lightbox, but we really do use both the Caption and Title fields, so that’s the only missing piece for us.
Thanks again!
AnyaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [LightPress Lightbox] [Plugin: WP jQuery Lightbox] Caption showing up twiceNo, what I’m saying is, this doesn’t allow for using both the Title and Caption fields because both will get pulled into the zoomed image’s caption.
Let’s say I have a photo of climbers on the summit of Everest. I’d like to have a short caption that appears on the page with the thumbnail, something like, “Everest Summit Team” but then want the ability to have a different, perhaps longer caption that appears with the zoomed image (maybe the date, names of the climbers, etc — just more or different info… it’d look pretty goofy if that longer caption was then followed by “Everest Summit Team” which is exactly what would happen right now.)
My thinking is that the WP Caption field is what should be displayed on the page with the thumbnail, and the WP Title field displayed with the zoomed image, but as is, BOTH are pulled into the zoomed image caption, which makes no sense, whether the info is duplicated or different, both should not be appearing as the zoomed image’s caption.
What this does is forces us to choose to use only the Title field (because that’s required), so now we can’t use the on page Caption field, else it too will be pulled into the zoomed image caption.
Do you understand? This can’t be correct functionality… If we do want the same info in the on-page caption and the zoomed caption, that shouldn’t mean the zoomed caption is duplicated — doesn’t that seem like an obvious mistake?
Again, my feeling is the WP Caption field should be for the on-page captions, and the WP Title what is used for the zoomed image caption. But they shouldn’t BOTH be used for the zoomed image caption.
Thanks much for your time,
AnyaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [LightPress Lightbox] [Plugin: WP jQuery Lightbox] Caption showing up twiceAnd here’s an example from our blog:
http://www.mountainguides.com/wordpress/2011/11/03/ama-dablam/ama-dablam-climbers-eye-summit-attempt/The Title and Caption are identical and appearing in duplicate on the zoomed image. This is true of all the images in the older posts where both the Title and Caption tags were used.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LightPress Lightbox] [Plugin: WP jQuery Lightbox] Caption showing up twiceYup, having the same issue — both the Title and Caption get pulled into the zoomed photo’s caption, even when both are identical. My understanding was that the Title was for the caption zoomed image, and the Caption was what appeared on the page with the thumbnail.
This looks like a bug to me, especially when it doesn’t catch that the Title and Caption are identical and posts both.
Thanks for the outstanding plugin otherwise, and any suggestions or fixes would be much appreciated!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BackUpWordPress] My sql-file is emptyHi all, just a follow-up to my previous note and a retraction of it: the database .sql file in the root of the backup .zip file was 92kb while zipped… and 700kb unzipped. Derr. All seems to be well will our backup installation. Sorry for the hassle, and thanks so much for the fantastic plugin!
Anya
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BackUpWordPress] My sql-file is emptyHi, I think I might be having the same issue. I don’t know how to see whether the .sql file included in my backup .zip is empty, however it is suspiciously small. If I understanding correctly, the database backup is “database_*username*_wdps1.sql” located in the main folder of the manual backup .zip file, yes?
If so, it is 92kb, whereas if I do a regular database backup from phpadmin, that .sql fils is around 700kb
Am I looking at the right file for the database backup? If so, why is it so small, or how do I trouble-shoot what the problem might be?
Thanks!
AnyaForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalinks result in blank pages inpite all usual fixesHey Chris,
Sorry about that — can you tell I’m not a server person? Turns out the Windows part was incorrect, and Earthlink tells me the server is Unix (Solaris 8).Thanks,
AnyaForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalinks result in blank pages inpite all usual fixesShane,
Thanks much for trying, but that code in the .htaccess led to a 505 error on trying to load the blog.
I also tried changing the paths to the wordpress folder:
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# BEGIN WordPress<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
ErrorDocument 404 /wordpress/index.php?error=404
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /wordpress/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /wordpress/index.php [L]
</IfModule># END WordPress
——————————————–But got the same 505. Thanks again for the effort though.
Anya