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@nofie:
Is that the nicer archives plugin/hack? I’ve been meaning to try that with EzStatic. I can’t imagine why it wouldn’t work.
@lukiss:
Seriously… Change “ob_get_level()” to “-1” on that line in the EzStatic.php file, and the error should go away.

You can combine both of our methods and add an id to the h2 tag in Adhesive:
return "<h2 id="stickydiv">sticky title</h2>";
This will devolve on older browsers better, and still let you style your sticky posts with a different kind of heading.

@techgnome:
Maybe you need a wiki. You could run it inside of EzStatic. That’s my current project. It’s currently searchable and outputs SEF URLs (like http://www.asymptomatic.net/_wiki/MicroWiki). Unfortunately, it’s not quite ripe yet, especially since I keep making it work and then breaking it. Grr.
When it’s done (this stuff works, it’s generation of SEF URLs that is causing problems at the moment) it’ll integrate into WordPress logins and only add one table to the database. It’s two just files, one is the engine (35k) and the other contains the default wiki pages. Interested in beta-ing?
@cialdo:
I think your version of PHP might not be up to snuff. Open the ezstatic.php file and change the ob_get_level() to -1, and save it. Be sure that when you use EzStatic, you uncheck the compressed output option in the admin panel, I think it’s under Options->Reading. 🙂

@chuyskywalker:
You can insert individual thumbnails using < !--exhibit-thumbs:1-1--> which will insert a range of thumbnails from index 1 to index 1, otherwise known as exactly the first thumbnail. You could display more than one thumbnail by using < !--exhibit-thumbs:2-5-> for example.
I’ll think about the caption idea you mentioned.

@thomas:
I have had zero luck with the ViewLevel plugin. I tried installing it on my personal site a couple of times, and it keeps borking things — And I don’t even use Adhesive on my own site.
I think what might happen is that the ViewLevel plugin has code that you insert into the wp-blog-header.php file that reorganizes the $posts array based on user level. That’s fine and all, but Adhesive does its thing in the wp_head plugin callback, getting the array after ViewLevel has already mangled it.
I think it will be difficult to get Adhesive to work with a plugin that I can’t get to work by itself.

Ah, no. I think that may be still borken. It is experimental after all. 🙂

@karlb:
You can, but you’ll have to replace the regular expression that searches for the IDs in those divs.
In a version I recently modified (I don’t know if I put it online or not) I made this expression a lot more complicated so that it could find the id even if you added extra attributes to the tag. But it still assumed that you were using the default names.
@ringrocker:
You’ve got the same problem KarlB is asking about. You’ve changed the IDs of the tags that come with the default WP install. There needs to be a div with an id=”content” followed by a div with an id=”menu”. If you don’t have these, EzStatic doesn’t do anything.
As I’ve said, you can change the source of EzStatic to find the parts you want to replace, but since I can’t access your server to modify anything, you’re mostly on your own with only this simple suggestion: Make EzStatic capture everything from <div id="mitte" style="float: left;"> to <div id="mastfoot" align="center">.
Incidentally, while I’m looking at your code, you’ve done some stuff with your IDs that won’t validate as XHTML – You can’t have two IDs that are the same. You have a bunch of divs IDed as “trenner”, for instance. I mention this not to berate your page design (which is pretty cool) but because getting your page to validate is a good first step to sorting out other issues.