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Filter the seperator arg for the tag cloud function. Put the following in your functions.php

/**
 * Filter arguments of tag cloud widget to enlarge our text and
 * add commas
 */
function myfunc_filter_tag_cloud($args) {
	$args['smallest'] = 18;
	$args['largest'] = 32;
	$args['unit'] = 'px';
	$args['separator']= ', ';
	return $args;
}
add_filter ( 'widget_tag_cloud_args', 'myfunc_filter_tag_cloud');

Does anyone have an answer to this, it’s supremely frustrating.

I think the reason for this is you should just have one loop.php that you handle your content in. You call the_post() once in that file and badda bing. Dissect the 2010 theme to see this in action.

Agreed, I just started making changes to a photo heavy site, 100s of photos. I just noticed i can’t sort my images by name and therefore the next couple hours will be very hellish. A sort media feature would be ideal.

Hah, figured it out moments after i posted this. Here’s were I was going wrong..

When you make the select tell it you are going to expect the value as an array by putting “[]” at the end of the name parameter.

Exampl:

<select name=”MySelect[]”>

This made it so i got an array returned as my value, although this isn’t the commented list i was expecting it’s actually much easier to use.

I am having the same problem, when I retrieve the value of a select form element with multiple values it only returns the last value selected and no others.

dashed lines
try looking for the value “dashed” in both the php files and style.css, it should all be in the style.css but upon looking at it appears there are things in the php files themselves so check both. if you want to get rid of the borders change “dashed” to “none” if you want solid borders change it to “solid”

General theme tweaking
Download firefox and install it, then download firebug for firefox and when you’re at your site click the bug icon in the lower right of the browser, this will bring up firebug, click “inspect” and click on the part of the page you want to change, it will show the css that is styling that element and what file contains the css, open that file up and make any changes you need.

Well, not yet, there is still the issue of the active link and the rollover link not filling the menu, basically the menu just needs to be put together a little different. If your ok with what you have there then great otherwise your gonna need to mess with some values to get it right on.

Basically when it comes down to it there are 3 solutions:

1] make the font-size for the menu fixed and then adjust the padding, height and width for the A tags until they fit perfectly

2] build an IE6 only css file for that menu and revert the change we just made, then the css will be a less feature rich version for IE6 but work

3] just drop the backgrounds for the A tags and use font style changes like color: instead of the background thereby avoiding the whole affair

alright, so here’s the deal.. In IE6 the a tag in the your menu is taking up 100% of it’s container width because it’s set to display:block; and IE6 sucks.

Try adding this to the bottom of your style.css

sf-menu a {
display:inline;
}

If that fixes the problem in IE6 then check compliant browser to make sure it doesn’t break anything. If other browsers like firefox no longer works correctly then you will need an IE conditional to load a css file for just IE6.

Let me know either way, the problem is fixable.

sounds like a floating element issue, can you post the url so i can look at it with firebug?

Looks good, FYI the calendar widget is all squished to the left in my firefox client 3.0.6

Most likely related to the theme. Perhaps it was intended logic by the theme developer. If i had to guess whatever element acts as the container for the comments isn’t present when they are disabled which alters the markup used in the document which in turn uses a different bit of css.

Install firebug for firefox and examine the differences in the markup between when they are active and disabled, you can probably disable the collapsing and expanding behavior by eliminating a php conditional.

woo themes have a lot of complex options that depend on the particular theme you are using.

Their themes come with documentation, if i remember correctly most of the options are under settings in the dashboard. Start by opening up the doc for the theme and if that fails they also offer help on their forums for people that purchased themes.