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I would like this too. More css options would be nice too.

Love the plug-in by the way. Cheers,.

Yes they should. They might at some point.

Hard to understand your meaning. lost in translation I think. I think my answer is, yes. I tried checking every role for all the settings I wanted to make sure this wasn’t the case. I have it setup, but I can’t adjust the settings without it doing this strange behaviour. Seems to be related to just that one section.

OK: Thanks to everyone involved with this.

@ Mark – Thanks heaps for your quick responses.
@ Marcus – That works great!

Cheers,. Brook

@mark

Sorry I missed that post. Will try again another day and let you know what result I get.

Cheers, brook.

oops it broke!

I can’t say I like the ideas of messing with the WP install directly but i’m going to give it a shot. @ Mark, I asume your functions code goes into the functions file located in the wp-includes functions file? I guess I’ll find out soon. Also I assume this needs to be repeated every time WordPress update? Cheers, Brook

The plug-in link has gone dead. I would really like the plug-in thanks.

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Hi, That’s all good. Cheers,.

Thanks for your replies.

You don’t know for a fact there isn’t a vulnerability. One way or another someone did hack the site in some way and attributed it to that user. Whether they “logged-in using that account or used some other method and just attributed it to that account, I don’t know. It’s possible they hacked in using a vulnerability and the word-press system automatically assigned it to one of the users. It might be reasonable to assume that the authors of word-press deliberately had the system automatically assign an “un-owned” post to a user with the lowest credentials to reduce that information being published. After all her account doesn’t have an unmoderated publishing right. If this is the case I give a hand to the authors of word-press for taking such assistive damage reducing me sure.

It’s all speculation but I think it’s necessary to put this out in the open. I didn’t imagine this.

As I mentioned, I don’t know. I don’t know that users credentials. She’s definitely not the type to knowingly compromise her account, but at the same time I haven’t a clue what her password is so I can’t tell if she made it predictable and are forced to change it regardless. I speak to her about these matters from time to time, she knows my thoughts on using predictable passwords.

I’ve explained, using dictionary words, dates, number/character swapping, adding a few digits before or after are all predictable by an automated system. That is why I personally use 20 digit (unless there is a shorter limit applied by the site) randomised alphanumeric passwords. However I can’t expect others to do the same as they are impossible to remember.

Cheers.

Hi, thanks for your response.

Ok… First, the table is straight HTML table code inserted as content within a page, and it’s not really relevant I don’t think, I just mentioned it as background to my question. It is the only page in the site using a table. Also happens to be where I especially want to use a date switching class, although it might be useful else where later. I have found code that switches entire style sheets. I wasn’t sure if I could modify it to my own ends.

Maybe I need to clarify my question without the unnecessary stuff I added before.

KISS Example:

Imagine two separate pieces of text which are encased individually in a div or span with a class and date assigned. One might be March,21 and the other might be July,12. So, before the date has occurred it uses the first, class=”before” which specifies black text in the style sheet. After the date has occurred it uses the second, class=”after” which specifies grey text in the style sheet.

This could be used in a variety of ways. For example, what I want is to have our yearly schedule cross off events as they have occurred without me doing it manually. Or one could add an item and give it the date of publication and it places a “NEW” sign to the entry which can be set to expire after a set time. Or to have a section of text appear to vanish completely after a set date.

Anyway I gather that’s a better explanation? Cheers,.

The current version, 3.2.1. Sorry I forgot to make that selection until it was already processing my post. I didn’t see that little;e blank menu till it was too late.

@ ambrosite
Yea I’m no pro but I assumed it would work there also. But tried it on my other site and the same thing happens. I think it might be to do with the shortcodes implementation.

The original themes were created by someone else whom has given me permission to alter them. They look nothing like their originals. But much of the implementation of scripts and the general framework remains close to how it was.

Cheers,.

@ ambrosite
Just got your reply. I was putting it into the header.php file where my menu php is situated.