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Okay, that appears to have gotten rid of the error message, but the video now has width=0 on the iFrame element (haven’t tried others). It looks like the empty width field in the profile ends up as a 0 on the width output. Not sure where that code is to fix though.

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Ah..it said: “Failed to send your message. Please try later or contact me another way.”

Okay. Happy to test it. Just sent a message through your contact form but didn’t see a confirmation as to whether it went through or not. Let me now if you don’t receive it.

That filter should be ‘comment_form_default_fields’ not ‘comments_form_default_fields’. Remove the “s” on “comments”. That was an error (I believe) with the codex. I updated it.

If anyone else is having this problem, I edited the plugin to get the target attribute of the link to be “_blank” when you select “Target external window” in “REL Options” select box. Here’s how:

Open up menu-creator.lib.php

Line 181:
Change this

echo '<li id="menu_item_' . $item["id"] . '" class="mc_menu_item ' . ($item["type"] == "wordpress" ? "wordpress_link" : "external_link") . ' ' . $class . '"><a href="' . resolveURL($item) . '" title="' . $item["alttext"] . '" rel="' . $item["target"] . '">' . $item["title"] . '</a>';

To this:

echo '<li id="menu_item_' . $item["id"] . '" class="mc_menu_item ' . ($item["type"] == "wordpress" ? "wordpress_link" : "external_link") . ' ' . $class . '"><a href="' . resolveURL($item) . '" title="' . $item["alttext"] . '" rel="' . $item["target"] . '"';
        if($item["target"] == 'external') echo ' target="_blank"';
        echo '>' . $item["title"] . '</a>';

That doesn’t solve the issue with the “REL Options” select box showing the appropriate value, but it will add the target=”_blank” attribute to any links you set to “Open in external window”.

This still appears to be broken.

I’m adding an external link and, when I select anything in the “REL Options” drop down, it doesn’t have any affect on the menu and when I go back to edit that same menu item, the “REL Options” drop down is still empty.

This option doesn’t appear to be saving properly. Is there any fix for this?

BTW, that firebug extension is for firefox.

Quick answer to this one too. First of all, download the firebug extension and learn how to use it (it’s pretty easy)…it’ll make these changes so easy you won’t believe it.

You’ll just need to adjust the margin between widget items in the sidebar. That’s in style.css or you may have to add a special rule for that…I don’t have it in front of me right now.

I just saw this and don’t have a lot of time to give you a complete solution but I’ll try to start you on the right track. It’s not easy unless you’re familiar with WordPress and jQuery.

First, the nav menu is hard-coded, which means your sub-pages aren’t even being added to the html. You’ll need to replace the existing hard coded menu with the wp_list_pages function (with correct parameters added). I think that’ll list out your subpages. You’ll then have to adjust the CSS so that the subpages are hidden by default.

Then in your header you’ll have to add <?php wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);?> to make sure jquery is available. Then you’ll have to write some jQuery code to get the drop down features working.

Check out jquery.com > documentation and look around for the show() / hide() or hover() functions.

Sorry I couldn’t give more detail…hope that starts you out.

See this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/266159?replies=4

This problem has been addressed in “This Just In!” version 3.4

If that solved your problem, can you mark this post resolved? Thanks!

Hi GDragoN…I was wondering is it possible to use multi-ratings in comments like shown in the OP’s linke above? I can’t seem to figure out how to do that.

The easiest way is by replacing the photos that are already used for the header images with your own…named the same of course.

If you’re a complete noobie, that’s what I’d recommend. Later you can dig into the header.php file and see how the images are called depending on the page being displayed and edit that to your heart’s content.

Ok, the fix is pretty simple. You can apply it yourself or download the new version from my blog linked above. Here’s what to do:

Anywhere you have a call to comments_template() function, change it to comments_template('',true); Specifically around line 57 of single.php.

Open comments.php and find this around line 35: wp_list_comments(); and change it to wp_list_comments('type=comment');

That should solve the issue, forcing trackbacks and pingbacks to appear beneath the comment form as intended.