darrenbond

Hi John,

Thanks, that worked.

My problem now is that I will need to pull content from a custom field (get_post_meta) as the tab content for multiple tabs. Any idea how I can go about that?

Hi John,

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I’m still unable to get this working, despite following your instructions to the letter. I’ve also tried a different theme (Twenty Twelve) and also disabling my other plugins, but that hasn’t helped. I’ve looked at your test website and mine is pretty much identical, so I’m stumped. Can you suggest anything else to try? Unfortunately I can’t share a link because I’m developing this locally.

Cheers, Darren.

Hi John,

I tried your solution but unfortunately it doesn’t put the tab link into the browsers address bar.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Darren

Unfortunately I’m unable to modify the original process, so, I’ve created a plugin which adds the allowed character to preg_replace, so now it’s as follows:

$location = preg_replace('|[^a-z0-9-~+_.?#=&;,/:%!@]|i', '', $location);

Thank you very much for your fantastic responses, they’ve really helped me narrow down and understand what’s going on here.

Regards,
Darren

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the quick response.

Replacing @ with %40 in the link does work, however, the email address is entered by the visitor at another part of the site (think workflow…), so unfortunately I can’t use it as a work-around.

I’m a bit confused though, because %40 is in the url at the point of logging in; it only gets removed when the visitor has logged in.

Do you know of another work-around?

Many thanks,
Darren

Hi Dalton,

Thanks for the example.

I worked it out by floating .portfolio-slideshow left, and then floating slideshow-thumbs right with a defined width.

Regards,
Darren

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Ah right, I see.

Change the colour back on all instances, and just modify the css in the =Menu section beginning with #access.

#access li:hover > a,
#access ul ul :hover > a {
	background: #333;
	color: #fff;
}

It works for me. Make sure you re-fresh your browser by pressing F5.

Changing the text colour to white when your page is white doesn’t make much sense! ??

The admin, edit and log out links next to posts/pages should only appear when you’re logged in to WordPress. When you log out and view the site, have these links disappeared?

Might be worth changing your account password, or creating a new account and deleting your old one (making sure you attribute all the posts and links to your new account) if someone else has got hold of your account details.

I see you’ve removed the page title from the top of the page.

Changes to the link colours can be made in your stylesheet called ‘style.css’ in the template directory.

In the Global Elements section of your stylesheet, change the colour code in following:

a:active,
a:hover {
	color: #ff4b33;
}

Look through the rest of the stylesheet for ‘a:hover’ and change accordingly.

I see you’re using the ‘Contact Form 7’ plugin for this.

Read this document about redirecting to a thank you page, making sure you have the page url in the additional settings box.

You might also want to make sure you don’t have any conflicts between this plugin and others.

Resolved this by using the query_posts call.

<?php query_posts('meta_key=price&orderby=meta_value_num&post_parent='.$post->ID.'&post_type=page'); ?>

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Would really appreciate someone’s help on this! Thank you!

I resolved this by changing the following :

'post_parent' => get_the_ID(),

changed to

'post_parent' => $pageChild->ID,