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I was trying to plug them into functions.php in a theme built using Boilerplate as a starting point (based in turn on Starkers and TwentyTen).

The boilerplate_posted_on function is similar to what I was shooting for. My plan was to strip the split archive links and produce the_modified_date followed by the_modified_author as a link to the author archive, just like the one in boilerplate_posted_on function.

That’s where I run into trouble, because I can’t figure out an elegant way to pull the ID of the modifying author and use it for get_author_posts_url. Basically I want get_the_modified_author_meta and I’m not sure how to make my own in a form that get_author_posts_url will accept as an ID.

Apologies for the lengthy code. I made a pastebin for get_author_posts_url if needed.

It’s true that it’s an ol element and that provides a really handy way to take care of the numbering, but that doesn’t help with threaded comments. They would wind up getting numbered separately, as with any other nested lists.

That’s probably fine, really, it’s just not exactly what I had in my head. So it goes. PHP beggars can’t be choosers.

Looks like this has been helpful to someone, though, and I’m glad of that!

So apparently, the issue was that jquery.nivo.slider.js wasn’t being called. It doesn’t appear in the source of my website with a standard install of Simple Nivo Slider. simple-nivo-slider.php only includes wp_enqueue_script('nivo-slider', plugins_url('/nivo-slider/jquery.nivo.slider.pack.js', __FILE__), array('jquery')); in the scripts.

I added wp_enqueue_script('nivo-slider', plugins_url('/nivo-slider/jquery.nivo.slider.js', __FILE__), array('jquery')); but it still wasn’t appearing properly on the site. I checked the source again and it never appeared in my head.

When I added jquery.nivo.slider.js to my theme directory and added <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/jquery.nivo.slider.js"></script> to the head, it works perfectly.

I have no idea what to make of it all, but it works now, so I guess I’ll count my blessings.

Apparently I botched the link to Nivo Slider for WordPress. At any rate, I’m still having the problem. Hoping there’s a better solution than trying to juryrig a working Simple Nivo Slider installation with scavenged parts.

Thanks for pointing me there. It looks like some of my issues were related to no conflict mode, so part of it’s sorted out now. On to the next problem….

Crisis averted.

If anybody as foolish as me stumbles across this and needs help, you should just need to go to Plugin Options for WP Table Reloaded and switch the dropdown labeled “Select the library to use:” to DataTables+TableTools. Thank you for the incredible plugin!

Halp!

Thanks for the tip, esmi. I actually went back and made sure that there was a blank line, but that didn’t resolve the problem.

Any one have other ideas?