jbush82

Looks like I was able to address the alignment issue with custom CSS:

/* Remove the navbar branding */
.navbar-header {
	display: none;
}

I’ve done some digging in the included css files and tried messing with the following regarding the “non-mobile” menu width… no success yet:

.navbar-static-top .container,
.navbar-fixed-top .container,
.navbar-fixed-bottom .container {
  width: 700px;
}
.span12 {
  width: 700px;
}
.span11 {
  width: 700px;
}
.span10 {
  width: 700px;
}

Just wanted to give a quick update on this… after some further thinking, I decided to change the location of the widget (at least for my purposes). Instead of placing it before the entire header, I placed it after the navbar. I did this by changing “__before_header” to “__after_navbar”… I also played around with “before_navbar” (strange that this wouldn’t have the preceding __).

The second part of the code looks like this for placing it after the navbar but within the header:

// Place the widget before the header
	add_filter ('__after_navbar', 'add_my_widget');
	function add_my_widget() {
		if (function_exists('dynamic_sidebar')) {
		dynamic_sidebar('Extra Widget Before Header');
		}
	}

The second part of the code looks like this for placing it before the navbar but within the header:

// Place the widget before the header
	add_filter ('before_navbar', 'add_my_widget');
	function add_my_widget() {
		if (function_exists('dynamic_sidebar')) {
		dynamic_sidebar('Extra Widget Before Header');
		}
	}

I’ve given this some more thought and effort since originally posting, and I’ve basically created a go-between script for WP and FB to interface with. I’m passing information (non-sensitive) through the URL and then using $_GET to pull it down. So far it appears to be working for my needs, but I’m not completely finished yet.

With respect to the echo, thanks for the tip regarding do_shortcode(), hadn’t run across that yet.

Awesome, I certainly look forward to the release!

I’m thinking this might be possible with some PHP, but I’m still learning WP and could use some help. Here is what I’m thinking. Put all sub-pages into an array along with its parent page. Then list each page regardless of whether or not they are a sub-page or parent page. Remove duplicates from the second list that were previously identified in the first, and now you have an object for each page. Is it then possible to assign CSS classes to each item for styling purposes. What about modifying the link so that the parent link executes JS rather than go to an actual WP page?