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Well my business partner has come up with a method using our own custom function. Although this would be amazing if it became a native wordpress function. I’ll have to talk to him and see where the function is located at.

Sorry for not explaining, but these are all custom fields in a custom post type (Players).
‘number’
‘first_name’
‘last_name’

i am actually having the same problem, only i don’t have any plugins activated.

Anybody?

anybody please?

i did resolve this issue as mentioned above. in my email i was referring to how to fix the tooltip bug (the tooltip does not display the left two rounded corners on a firefox and safari on a mac and the text wraps to two lines in firefox on a mac). I was just wondering if you could tell me how I could fix this issue. if I need to I will wait until the next update. =)

false alarm…i guess i cant have the code inside <h4> tags.

Ok well I found out that I need to use this inside the loop:
<?php editable_post_meta($post->ID, ‘my_key’, ‘rich’); ?>

The funny thing is, it is editable outside of the loop but when I put it inside the loop it adds a fee div and then a div after containing my custom field value. The text is not editable when this code is placed inside the loop.

Do you have any idea why this is?

Hmmm… I did a little research and could I get the same result if I used custom fields instead of the Multiple Content Blocks plugin?

that would be nice to have the option…

– double-click
– control/command + click
– right-click
– add a link after the text: “Edit text” (then when your editing change the link to “Advanced” or “Edit in Admin”

Thanks for the reply. I will create child pages if I need to, but that seems like a bad way to do this. My client will have access to the admin area and those extra pages might confuse them, because they will be mixed in with other pages.

Are you familiar with the MultiEdit plugin? Some of the blocks of text are editable, but not all. I think it is dependent on whether or not they are in the loop. But for the blocks that are, you double click to edit, and the text that is inside the text box created by the plugin is not the same text that was there before I double-clicked it. It is actually the main text instead of the text for that block. This is probably because the block is contained inside of the pages loop.

But is there any other way to do this so that the block is editable?

Thanks again.

ya, the post thumbnail

I just want the url to look like the post is a page.

So when your on the url,
https://www.mysite.com/services/it-consulting/
and you click a link to a post, the url would look like it is a page. So it would look like this:
https://www.mysite.com/services/it-consulting/my-post/

But it really would be a post, not a page. If that makes any sense at all.

In my wp admin, you click on posts, then categories and it looks like this:

Services (parent category with a slug of services)
-IT Consulting (child of services with a slug of ‘it-consulting’)
-Network Management (child of services with a slug of ‘network-management’)
-Business Identity (child of services with a slug of ‘business-identity’)

im sorry but i didn’t find the solution on that page.

here is what i wanted to accomplish:

in all of the main pages (pages that appear in nav bar) show the children of those pages. then when you get into children of those pages display the children of that top parent page. so however deep in the site you are it still displays the children of that top page.

thats a lot. ok last question i promise. how do you get it to list the children of the parent?