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Thanks, i’ll try it again. I managed to write some SQL stuff, it turned out ok, now i’m having problems calling the posts even with the ID’s! Your is more specific though so it might be better….

Is there any chance you would consider talking with me over skype? As far as I know its still free, and I could really do with a hand. This is for a paid job, I can’t take it on until the problems are resolved. I might also be able to offer some financial incentive if the jobs goes ahead ok.

Hi John, the changes should be as simple as modifying your style.css file in your theme. Are you using the default theme? If so, you can open the style file and scroll down to the fonts bit and change the font you would like to use. Make you sure you pick one thats ok across browsers, like times new roman or verdana etc.

If your not using the default theme post your website link, i’ll look at the CSS and see if I can find the background and font-size code for you.

Dan

Hi vtxyzzy, I was hoping you would write something : )

I’m not getting very far with it at the moment…could you explain how you know what code to use for the INNER JOIN commands? The first one looks like “join the table term_relationships (table row?) where ID and object_ID are the same? Or am I missing something?

Dan

Can you give me an example of a change you made that isn’t working? I can take look then and see if I can cast an opinion : )

Hi, thanks for the post. I ended up writing my own stuff on the single and archives pages of my theme. I just called the categories I was after. At the moment i’m having a much bigger problem with Internet Explorer, Embedding Flash and is wreaking my Jquery : (

Do you remember helping me with that wp_nav_menu script? I managed to use that to dynamically populate a drop down list on my contact us page, it works a charm ; )

Dan

Hi, thanks for the replies.

@esmi – I have no experience of writing a plugin, only normal php (not a wordpress site) or making themes with wordpress. Where would you recommend I start if i’m to properly integrate a plug in?

@kovacic – yes good point, i’m usually aware of this but I will check through once more. I’m generally using my own variables and sending the form content with posts. I just can’t get to the next page to get the content from the form and check it.

Safari doesn’t like it either. Not seen that before so I can’t help, but I can tell you safari isn’t working….

beat me haha.

Hi, you should be able to log into your admin panel, then select widgets under appearance, then drag out the stuff you dont want and re-arrange as you wish.

Hope that works, Dan

Hi, i assume your making your own theme? Have you got <?php get_footer(); ?> at the bottom of your template? ….and l wouldn’t bother with all the tables stuff, have you used div’s before?

Dan

I’d pick your font carefully anyway…impact or whatever you choose might not be on other peoples machines. Try a simple change like times, or verdana and check if it works.

I can’t really see why it wouldn’t work. Unless, its a hierarchy problem, as in the CSS is placed in the wrong order and is being overwritten by something else.

Whats your CSS file called? Might be able to help if I can see it…

Dan

centering the links on the nav should just be a matter of

text align:center;

on #nav-content, like esmi suggested for the font change.

Dan

Which version of IE? I use a method very similar to the default wordpress theme. Mine doesn’t show in IE 6, in IE 7 there are usually z-index issues to be sorted. IE 8 is usually better. And as usual, other browsers don’t seem to have a problem!

Ok, thats makes a reasonable amount of sense to me. You have been extremely helpful and i’m grateful for your time. I’m going to see what strange results I can get now. I’m starting to quite like PHP….

i’ve literally read that 10 times through to try and grasp it haha. Its looks logical…i think….

Am I correct in thinking matches [3] holds the actual link? Its looks like 1 gets the href, 2 gets the quote (and then puts a closing quote at the end too) – so that leaves the link itself.

Also, in the code you wrote for the name match, its starts with a hash and a greater than, does the hash mean link?

This stuff is fantastic, thanks for writing it for me. Im going to copy and save all of it….