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I am king!

Okay, after weeks of looking, I’ve figured it out!

I use FACEBOX plug in. So make sure to have that installed.

1. Strip single.php in your theme file of all headers and sidebars. (I am not sure if it is necessary but I could not do it until I did that). The point is to simplify the posts so they can load in facebox.

2. Go to functions.php and find `function new_excerpt_more($more)
{
return ‘<span class=”read-more”><a href=”‘ . get_permalink($post->ID) . ‘”>Read More</a></span>’;
}`
Yours might look different, but that is basically where wordpress generates the “read more” links for your posts (or links to your posts).

3. Add rel="facebox" to that code:`function new_excerpt_more($more)
{
return ‘<span class=”read-more”><a rel=”facebox” href=”‘ . get_permalink($post->ID) . ‘”>Read More</a></span>’;
}`

For anyone searching this topic:
I’ve searched for the code alchymyth posted, and several variations in other plug-ins and I found it. I cant find it in all plug-ins but I’m still looking.

Great- good point!
I will go a hunt for it! Thanks a lot.

Sweet!
Thats the more difficult part is to find out where the post links are being generated. Thats the issue- will they all be in the loop?

Seems the problem was here somwhere:

<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’)
|| !dynamic_sidebar(‘Newly added’) ) : ?>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’)
|| !dynamic_sidebar(‘Newly added’) ) : ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Fixed, restored the backup- any idea what could have went wrong?

qTranslate plug in- if anyone is wondering

Bumpitty?

Thats awesome- just a follow-up how did you find this? Did you just mess around in firebug? I want to avoid to clog up the forum with dumb questions.

Thanks guys SOLVED!
!important;
Is awesome!

@chip: I did look at that, at the same time the problem persist- the fact that custom CSS doesn’t override the original CSS.

Fixed: Sort of, I created a custom template for each template (each sub menu was of a different template) So I had them call a custom CSS, at the same time I had .sub-menu {display:hidden} while for the active submenu I had display:block. Ex:

.sub-menu {
	display:none;

}
.menu-item-2 .sub-menu {
	display:block;

}

Okay, its kind of funky but here it is, click about us:

https://dacityswing.barchdesign.com/

Notice how there are orange bars, these are from the custom CSS but the sub-menu is still hidden. (you can see it if you look at the source of the “About us” button).

Avnish, I’ve tried changing it- but not working yet.
Thanks guys!

err its on local host so far- I don’t have it up.
Anything you can help so far?