Hafiz Rahman

Understood. Thanks!

Hi Mike, can I please get an update on this?

So I am using Jobify with WP Job Manager.

What I did was:

1) Create new user role “Jobseeker” with Members plugin.

2) Go to Job Listings -> Settings -> Job Submissions, and choose “Jobseeker” in “Account Role”.

3) Try signing up to the site (using Jobify’s sign up form).

4) Bug result: the registered user has empty role.

Any idea why this happens? Jobify seems to implement their own registration code and I feel that the bug was there, but I wonder if you can give any pointers on this.

I’m using WP Job Manager v 1.8.2 and Jobify v. 1.6.2

Try this one instead?

<ul role="navigation">

<?php wp_list_categories('title_li=&show_count=1'); ?>

</ul>

Jina,
this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/multi-page-toolkit/ might be able to do what you’re looking for. But it requires all your “subpages” to be placed within a single Page (instead of within separate Pages like you have now), and then you split them with the <–nextpage–> Quicktag.

Hi,

the function the_date() can actually be used for this feature you want without adding extra codes inside the loop.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/the_date

Seems like get_posts() is broken by the 2.6 release. This happens on various sites too (wpcandy.com to mention one). I think a temporary fix for creating multiple loop is by using the query_posts() instead.

So, here’s what I gather so far. Theme option page is a must, basically, and here’s generally what needs to be present there:

1. Option to change header image.

2. Ability to modify the menu link. Wouldn’t it be easier to use WordPress’ built in Link and Link Categories feature to allow people modify the links, instead of making them input their own links on the Option page? My idea for the top menu / navigation is to list Pages by default (like most themes), and if people want to change it I’d give them a dropdown list of the Link Categories they want to use.

3. Category exclusion from navigation… I’m still not sure how to present this option effectively. Anyone can help me?

4. A completely modular design might be a bit complex for me to work on, would a few different layout options be a useful feature to have? The Sandbox theme, for example, has different CSS for different layout (2 columns, 3 columns, etc), but user must modify the source to use the CSS she wants. I’m thinking of presenting the layout option via the theme option page instead.

I think these are enough development materials for now, I might begin coding shortly while keep gathering ideas from you guys/gals. Thanks again!

Hi, guys, thank you for the feedback.

Regarding the flash based theme, I don’t think I have the capabilities (or the will) of building that. If the aim is to have a consistent layout and font-size, isn’t this what the elastic layout tries to solve? Or is there any issue with that?

What I’m interested most from the ideas is the theme-for-newbies one. I think Shifter is a good example, I wonder if we can make it even more awesome by applying your experiences with dealing with people’s most common issues on this forum? What do most new users want to do with their themes, change logo, move the sidebar, etc?

If all goes well we probably could go and put in a somewhat more advanced photo gallery features into it, although I’m still arguing whether this functionality should be done via plugins instead?

Hi guys, I was researching this problem as well and I think I found it (you’ll have to get your hand dirty and modify your theme’s code though). You can learn more here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/112492

and

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/156360

Copy pasted from the plugin’s FAQ page:

What if the stats don’t start showing up? Do I need anything special in my theme?

Yes, your theme must have a call to <?php wp_footer(); ?> at the very bottom right before the </body> tag.

e.g: You will need to add “<?php wp_footer(); ?>” before the </body> tag, usually you can do this inside the footer.php file of the theme.

Hopefully this helps.

Or if you’re looking to a more simple solution, just modify your current theme’s header.php file. The meta tags is there.

I imagine that this will require access to Google/Yahoo’s user db, highly impossible, so I’d say that an integration like this is highly unlikely as well…

Hi, I’m using Opera 9.10 and I suppose it looks okay (haven’t checked extensively but there’s no glaring CSS bug etc).

Regarding #1, I’m sure it’s fine not to mention it anywhere that your blog is a WordPress-powered blog.

#2, if you’re modifying the default WordPress theme, it is released under The GNU General Public License (you can find the statement inside style.css). The license can be seen here: https://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php

Now, I’m not sure what is the rule in your case, but I suppose you can read the license and see what it says.

I hope this helps…

Hi, can you share your edited quicktag.js? That may come in handy..

Thank you very much..