Robert

It isn’t the plugin as much as the fact that the plugin copied code into the root .htaccess file the wrong way, I found it out the hard way on my blog at http://www.themesteam.com

I did the following: placed the text starting with #CSS-JS-Booster Start################################################# on a new line

It also be fun if it would work on custom post types, would it not be?

ElSebas, how on earth did you fix the problem?

Usually the problem might be that the changes are shown in the browser that you are logged in as an admin but on the ones you are not – the changes do not show.

This is due probably to the caching plugin your WordPress has been installed with – try flushing or emptying the cache.

Another reason is that IE, still it seems from your post, has quite bizarrely strong browser cache within itself – try emptying the browser history for IE9.

I strongly recommend starting to use an caching plugin such as W3 Total Cache: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/

Theoritically this should work, however in practice, the plugin seems to be corrupt and not work all the time. Try inserting the following somewhere above:

<?php if (function_exists('get_terms_meta')) {
$category = get_the_category();
$catid = $category[0]->cat_ID;
$catimage = get_terms_meta($catid, 'catimg');
$cattime = get_terms_meta($catid, 'timeandday');
} ?>

In order to get the timeandday metadata to display as you desire, please add this straight after the div “showboxtitle”

<br/><p class="timeandday"><?php echo $cattime; ?></p>

And replace the category description inside the style=””
with <?php echo $catimg; ?>

I will try to post an use-case scenario with an example wordpress template to http://www.themesteam.com this week, if you are interested!