Atticus_Finch12

That was the magic trick. Thank you very much for getting to this so quickly. You ever need a beta tester let me know, and I would be more than happy to help.

I just made the switch back to the default template, and I am still not seeing the buttons on the frontend.

I also brought up a second installation just to check, and was not able to seem them on that installation either.

Here is what I am getting on the frontend:
https://imgur.com/vtvKQ,Pwcgm

Here is what I am getting on the backend: https://imgur.com/vtvKQ,Pwcgm#1

Currently I am using WordPress 3.4.1, Buddypress 1.5.6, Buddypress Docs 1.1.24.

I have tested on the following Browsers, Chrome 20.0.1132.57, Firefox 13.01, Opera 12.00, and Safari 5.1.7.

My theme is Buddypress Colours version 1.0.

Thank you for getting back to me, and I see the insert row before/after, on the backend of Buddypress.

Do you know if it is possible to enable this feature on the frontend while editing a document?

I don’t know if you have resolved this or not, but I had the same issue when I upgraded WP. However, it was actually a conflict with another plugin that didn’t develop until after I upgraded WP.

I had to disable all my plugins and then enable them one at a time. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the information, but those didn’t do exactly what I was looking for. However, for anyone that is interested in generating a list of tags from a specific category, you can find out how to do it here . Below is the code from the stakoverflow page:

<ul>
       <?php
                    query_posts('category_name=html');
                    if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post();

                        if( get_the_tag_list() ){
                            echo $posttags = get_the_tag_list('<li>','</li><li>','</li>');
                        }

                    endwhile; endif; 

                    wp_reset_query();
                ?>
</ul>

I found an answer to my problems. If anyone is interested Content Scheduler seems to be a really promising plugin

Thanks for the find on the ‘

‘ tag. I am suprised as well on the explode function especially after reading the documentation.

Sorry for not using the code button. Thanks for the advice of adding the &echo=0 that was the part I seemed to be missing. For anyone else interested here is the code below:

<?php
	$catArray = explode("",wp_list_categories('orderby=name &echo=0&show_count=1&use_desc_for_title=0&child_of=8&exclude=&title_li='));
	$catCount = count($catArray) - 1;
	$catColumns = round($catCount / 3);
	$twoColumns = round($catColumns + $catColumns);

	for ($i=0;$i<$catCount;$i++) {
		if ($i<$catColumns){
			$catLeft = $catLeft.''.$catArray[$i].'';
	         }
		elseif ($i<$twoColumns) {
			$catMiddle = $catMiddle.''.$catArray[$i].'';
		}
		elseif ($i>=$catColumns){
			$catRight = $catRight.''.$catArray[$i].'';
		 }
	};
?>

<ul class="left">
      <?php echo $catLeft; ?>

<ul class="middle">
	<?php echo $catMiddle; ?>

<ul class="right">
      <?php echo $catRight; ?>

[mod: backticks are the character at the top left of the keyboard, to the left of number 1;
using the ‘code’ button:
to mark the code, click the code button once before entering the code, then once after;
or highlight the code and press the code button once]