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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Marekkis Watermark-Plugin] Copyright signThanks, Marekki, you can close it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Marekkis Watermark-Plugin] Copyright signThanks for your answer. Your solution works.
What I meant with 2) was:
After the problem occurred my client decided to input his company name without the ? sign and went through all directories again. Result: the new text lays over the wrong first text.. ??
Do we have to upload all images again (regarding the upload structure) and repeat the whole process?Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Recent Posts Widget with Category ExcludeThanks a lot, mate! I was going crazy with lots of plugins to achieve this little task.
Thanks for your answer and yes, I used the shortcode, but the scope attributes are not precisely enough, or do I overlook something? For example can i use:
[events_list_grouped mode=”monthly” scope=”next-2month”]Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP-Menu] Feature Requests / SupportYes! Got it working. Thanks a lot.
One suggestion: wouldn′t it be easier to provide a special class to chosen IDs in the argument string, like that:
wp_menu ('unique_class=name_of_class&unique_ids=1,5,7,8,12');
so we can use only one line of CSS:
ul#leftnav li.name_of_class {background:url(images/menu_item_is_parent.gif) 0 5px no-repeat;}
with following output (to still have the possibility to adress special IDs):
<li class="name_of_class page_1">
Instead of inflating the CSS like that:
ul#leftnav li.page_1, ul#leftnav li.page_5, ul#leftnav li.page_7, ul#leftnav li.page_8, ul#leftnav li.page_12 {background:url(images/menu_item_is_parent.gif) 0 5px no-repeat;}
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP-Menu] Feature Requests / Support@sc0ttkclark
Great news! Unique IDs for each LI! Can you please tell us, when you will be able to implement the new feature? The client makes the whole dev dependant on this…Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: wordpress generated styling and caption cssAnd to not alter hardcoded files (you would loose your changes with the next update or you have to manually alter it again) simply give the .wp-caption class a negative margin:
e.g. margin-left: -10px;
depending on your alignment of course.
That always worked for me in FF or IE.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP-Menu] Feature Requests / SupportThanks for your quick answer. But I think I didn′t present the problem correctly:
What you were showing me was the way to generally highlight the list-items via CSS. The “current”-class works perfect nad if the page has children they will show and the others are still collapsed.But only A FEW of the items are parents and should show a different background-image (arrow, plus-sign,…) on the home page, when all are collapsed. Sorry for my poor English. And thanks for your friendly support.
I could not show the site yet, because the client is anxious…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP-Menu] Feature Requests / SupportHi Scott,
your plug-in is in use (blog is in preparation) and works like a charm.
But I can′t find a way to give a special class to special menu items.
I want to highlight parent links with a certain background-picture to make obvious, that they have children, when they are collapsed.
Any idea? Meanwhile I try to use Custom Fields, uaahh…
Thanks in advance!