Kristian Matthews

I thought maybe this page would be helpful, but can’t work out how.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu

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Still got the same problem, I’m using <?php wp_nav_menu(array('container_class'=>'menu-header','theme_location'=>'primary')); ?> to load the menu, but I’m not able to assign custom IDs or classes to the ul or li items.

Well, I’ve installed Postfix mail server on my server and now everything works fine. Thanks for everyones help. Was actually a very simple solution in the end.

Okay, I’m using that plugin and filled in all the details correctly, but it still will not send the email. This is proving more difficult than I first thought…

Also, if installing a basic email system on my server is recommend, should I use; Postfix, Exim4, Dovecot Server, Mailman or Mail Filtering (ubuntu mail servers)?

Okay, I just found that the PHP mail functions require a working email system, however mine is external, so would you recommend using one of the plugins you listed or installing a basic email system on my server?

https://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_ref_mail.asp

How can I check if phpmail is running?

Okay, I think I MAY have found the problem, when editing a site (using the Network dashboard) I can input the mailserver URL, login, pass and port. Should I change these, are they for incoming or outgoing mail? I use a google apps account for all my email.

I am the host. I’m upgrading to WordPress 3.2 now. How can I check if I allow PHP email?

As the admin I have not received any emails.

What do you mean by a secondary email exactly? We’ve tried registering using various email addresses if that’s what you mean?

Thanks, so my best option is to use a widget/plugin, rather than coding it myself?

Thanks, I noticed this, it was set to none, I changed it to All and it seems to be working now. Not sure what the problem was.