Joe Banks

Solution Found:

It wasn’t a mu-plugins plugin, but a “drop-in” (Drop-ins) plugin (advanced-cache.php), that was preventing reinstall/install of WPMS.

Thank you for your time!

Thanks, Mika.

To answer your question: There were no mu-plugins/folder. However, I did still rename the plugins folder and refresh the page.

And switched to the 2012 theme temporarily.

And have added this to the theme functions.php, referencing a solution found elsewhere, since subfolder install is what the group now wants.

add_filter( 'allow_subdirectory_install',
create_function( '', 'return true;' )
);

Perhaps I could just look under the hood for what /wp-admin/network.php is looking for/trying to do, to test further.

When, Santa Justin, when?

Right on….

Andrea: I would have, but the plugin wasn’t, and still isn’t, listed as one you can specify support for, under: “Select Topic Prefix.” Nor is it listed as an official plugin on https://www.studiopress.com/plugins. What’s the dividing line: Contact StudioPress forums for any Genesis plugin listed in the WP Plugin Directory?

Travis: Thank you.

Yes, I’m experiencing this problem for first time, using EG-Attachments on a Debian server set-up.

Two sets of documents, tagged differently. When I insert two identical shortcodes, but with different tag references, I get the same attachment list twice, that of the lowest document tag ID.

I’ll work to post more detailed information later as I receive it.

Can’t wait for the Gravity Forms tutorial!

I would concur on this feature request! As our sites’ page counts increase to > about 100 – 200 pages, the sites being to slow down considerably.

This plugin is a Top 10 for usefulness!

Plus, I’m putting in a vote in to add Nice Navigation feature functionality to widget_nav_menu (via wp_nav_menu)!

Thanks for all your great work.

To exclude pages from wp_list_pages, there’s the excellent plug-in:

Exclude Pages from Navigation

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

I see it! Installed and it’s working right now. I’ll have to look at my settings later.

In the meantime, I wanted to share how we style external links (seems to be a convention), adding a bonus hover effect. Edit as you see fit.

==========================================

a.ext-link, a.ext-link:link
{
background: url(images/external.png) no-repeat 100% 0;
padding-right: 13px;
}

a.ext-link:visited, a.ext-link:visited
{
/*color: purple;*/
background: url(images/external.png) no-repeat 100% -100px;
padding-right: 13px;
}

a.ext-link:hover, a.ext-link:active
{
/*color: red;*/
background: url(images/external.png) no-repeat 100% -200px;
padding-right: 13px;
}

Here’s the image referenced above.

https://wordpress.grc.nasa.gov/wp-content/themes/nasa-genesis/images/external.png

Perfect!

Actually, yes, not with the overall NASA or NASA Glenn webteam, but this specific group here, who uses WordPress to build sites at NASA Glenn Research Center:

https://wordpress.grc.nasa.gov

One of our requirements for NASA sites is to mark external links for any non-NASA site. Using a plug-in to do so greatly saves time. We’re upgrading to WordPress Multisite for our group, which means the old external links plug-in we were using stopped working correctly. So I found your plugin today and set it up pronto. It’s working on our NASA GRC WordPress Users Guide site, now.

Thanks for taking the request into consideration.

Micropat,

Thanks a bunch. At my dayjob, I still have to test for IE6, so I appreciate your insight and candor.

Your attention to detail with this IE plugin makes it my “Share” method of choice across client sites.

Similar issue:

There’s whitespace showing around larger Tweet and Facebook Like icons in IE6, IE7 and IE8, when background color is not white:

Example here:

https://i-cns.org/2010/10/06/participation-solicited-for-icns-conference-2011/

There are so many layers of iframes and tables, I can’t seem to firebug the issue away.

** If I resolve this issue on this site, I’ll be able to resolve on a number of sites, so thanks in advance. **