Aky

Why don’t you include <?php wp_head(); ?> to your “header.php” right before </head> either in header.php by hacking the core or using Simple Hooks.

If the above one doesn’t work, then try either by switching over to a new plugin or a new theme.

Cheers!

@ramedia

Well to show Taxonomies (Tags, Categories or Custom Taxonomy) can be listed using this loop below:

<?php	$terms = get_terms('post_tag');
        echo '<ul>';
        foreach ($terms as $term) {
           $term_meta = get_option( 'taxonomy_' . $term->term_id . '_metas');
           echo '<li><a href="'.get_term_link($term->slug, 'post_tag').'">'.$term->name.'</a></li>';
}

This is not a complete snippet for your requirement, which I don’t think is feasible without Ajax or jQuery, but you can always try. ??

Cheers!

It must be happening because of a plugin misconfiguration or a core theme function, which is in relevance with user registration. Could be any of those as well:

• Buddypress Plugin
• Register Plus Plugin
• S2Membership Plugin
• Buddpress Theme template
• If none of these then you can mention the list of plugin here, as reply.

Common Resolutions:

• Deactivate plugins individually in order to catch the faulty plugin.
• Switch to default Twenty Eleven Theme and try your luck.
• Get a pizza slice and reinstall your WordPress again from scratch.

Peace!

@Ealdyrc:

Php files are executed by server and transformed into HTML format, you will never be able to extract the php code like that. Like you said, you have the correct version of PHP code saved in a text file, simply rename that file from .txt to .php and upload it via FTP.

@gordon:

You got to Hack in core of the WP-Theme…
[Here it goes]

1. Register a WordPress menu in functions.php
2. Find the loaction of current menu, most probably it would be in header.php
3. Make sure you wrap the menu in appropriate, div containers and classes, to grab Theme’s default styling.
4. Save everything, take a breather.

For reference you can check out this: Multiple Navigation Menu explained for WordPress.

@gallardomark You can either go with @happinessplunge or may be wait for Next Version of Thesis 1.8.5 to be released next week. To overcome this issue, check out my article here

This is what WordPress 3.4 Codex Says…

Change the image caption shortcode format to [caption ...]<img /> caption text + html[/caption]; that way HTML tags in captions are better supported and the shortcode wouldn’t break when using the wrong quotes

I think, all Custom WordPress Themes and Frameworks needs an update to fully support support WP 3.4.

Which Theme are you using ?

Did you check the Theme Location for Second Navigation Menu in the theme itself ?