jkrayer

What theme are you using?

Have you confirmed that the plugin files are deleted from your server?

Did you run the auto update from the admin? I find that sometimes fails. I’d recommend copy the new version files up via ftp.

Also thinking you’re going to want to check wp-content/upgrade and confirm that it is empty.

Safari seems to get everything one one line when div.menu ul {width: 650px; }

It looks to me like you need to increase your width to 660px and remove the left padding of 80px.

Is this a “page” as wordpress defines page, or is it category.php, archive.php, single.php?

Is it a category? For instance next_posts_link() and previous_posts_link() are okay to use on a category type page to get the next/previous x amount of posts.

But if it’s a single blog post with a link to the previous and next posts then you should be using next_post_link and previous_post_link.

10-4. The next step I’d take is peeking into the DB, hopefully you have PHP My Admin, and make sure the ‘menu_order’ values are writing to the db the first place and that they are what you expect them to be.

If that’s a go the next step for me would be to echo the result of the query into the browser and confirm the “order_by” field is part of the result.

echo "<pre>";
print_r($myquery);
echo "</pre>";

Although now that I think of it if you’re using ‘capability_type’ => ‘post’ you shouldn’t be getting the dialog to enter an order number in the edit screen in the first place.

I think your problem is ‘capability_type’ => ‘post’

I believe “Post” Does not use “menu_order.” You would need ‘capability_type’ => ‘page’ in order to use “menu_order.”

BUT how I read the WP_Query Documentation is that it should work. So possibly you should start by using WP_QUERY instead of “query_posts.”