dikkevandale

Anyone figured it out yet? I just want to use the post title instead of the featured image title on hover.

I would like to know this too!

Frustrating, because the image titles are often like 8a3rha3a3ja3r.jpg and I don’t have time to rename all those images. So I would like to use the_title(); for image titles.

Any solution yet?

I just downgraded to my old version from my backup ??

Until it’s fixed or until I fix it myself I won’t update.

Thanks! Removing the <?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?> worked like a charm ??

I would really like to vote for your plugin, but it seems that it only works when people manually enter a comment.

A lot of my comments are coming from Facebook. I import those comments to WordPress by using Facebook Comments Importer (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/facebook-comments-importer/).

It’s weird that your plugin doesn’t work with comments coming from Facebook, because it imports the comments just like normal WordPress comments. Any idea of how to fix this?

I’m having the same problem, the admin’s gravatar is shown on each comment.
But when I go to the WordPress admin page instead, I see the users own gravatars.

Weird?! How to fix?

XGhozt:

Anyone know of any of the scripts here allow me to only display the sub menu of a specific parent menu? For example, if there’s 3 menu item’s, home, about, contact..

Let’s say there’s 5 sub menu links under “about”.

How can I use wp_nav_menu to only display the items under the “about” menu item?

I have exact the same question. My menu is also separated in 2 menus:
1: Horizontal menu with main pages
2. Horizontal menu with subpages thats located somewhere else in my theme.

What I want to achieve is use wp_nav_menu on 2 different places in my theme:
1. Include wp_nav_menu (show only main items).
2. Include wp_nav_menu (show only sub items belonging to the current main item).

Another “bug”:

When I assign a user to a specific category he can only see that Category when posting items. That’s great! but when not chosing that category, the post is being placed in the default category, in my case “News”.

So by not selecting the specific category, the user is able to post in another sections (this is news). Another problem then is, that the user cannot change this, because he can’t edit the post anymore ??

So this should be fixed I guess.

I hope it will be fixed soon!

Thanks for this great plugin, I will be waiting for the update ??

I have the same problem. I can let “Authors” or “Editors” allow access to specific categories. But that’s not what I want.

I would like to get this:

Author A -> Only allow posting in Category A
Author B -> Only allow posting in Category B
Author C -> Only allow posting in Category C

Compatible up to: 2.6.2
Last Updated: 2008-10-1

I think I want to stay away from that one since there are a lot of permission and role code changes since those 2 years

It worked by selecting the “edit_published_pages” option for authors in the “User Role Editor WordPress plugin”. Now the logged in authors see an “Edit this page” link on their own published pages, and not on other pages.

The only problem now is that the “Pages” section is not visible in the authors admin panel. So I also need to fix that. There’s no option in the plugin stated above. Any suggestions?

Hehe ok, np! Just a misunderstanding since my users are already “Author” ??

Edit: Thanks I’ll take a look!

If I change the user role from Author to Subscriber, the user can’t do anything in the admin panel. That doesn’t solve the problem since a Subscriber has less permissions than an Author

I just updated to 2.73 but the variable %MOSTONLINE_DATE% shows the current time. How can I fix this?? I don’t want to lose the record of most users online…

That’s what I said in my post ??