jeremyHixon
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Also, just a heads-up. I’m in development so I have
WP_DEBUGturned on and I got this error on post save. I used a!emptyternary to get past it for now:Notice: Undefined index: rcFeedHide in /wp-content/plugins/restrict-content/includes/metabox.php on line 137Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rational Theme Server] Not Compatible with Child ThemesHey webdevmattcrom,
Sorry for the delay in response. Either my notifications are getting lost in the nether or I’m not getting them. I had no idea this was here.
The idea of child themes is something I hadn’t considered cause it’s not something I typically work with. Most of mine are complete themes. You really couldn’t do much with a child theme without the parent so maybe there’s something to be said for zipping up both. However, that wouldn’t be a zip file one could just upload and apply to WordPress.
Not sure how that might work.
It seems that it might have something to do with having more than one monster widget instance in the page.
The page I’m experiencing this problem on has a sidebar widget area and a footer widget area. The sidebar appears to be working correctly but the footer is the one that’s misbehaving. It looks as though the one in the footer is a clone of the one in the sidebar. The sidebar uses divs and the footer uses list elements.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: error: wp-admin menu in footer?That sounds as though your browser either has JavaScript disabled or there’s an a JavaScript error higher up in the page that’s causing all the scripts below it to fail. If your browser has JavaScript enabled you can try disabling one plugin at a time and then checking the menu. That will at least tell you which plugin might be causing the error. If you’re using an out of date browser with mine it will notify you instead of failing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Admin Menu] [Plugin: WP Admin Menu] menu layout for frontend ?The option to remove the menu from the front end was added in v1.8. You should receive the notification to update soon, or you can get it here: WordPress Admin Menu :: Jeremy Hixon
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Admin Menu] [Plugin: WP Admin Menu] menu layout for frontend ?I’m developing quite a list for the next version, but I’ll be happy to add your request in there as well.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Admin Menu] [Plugin: WP Admin Menu] menu layout for frontend ?Yes, what you see in that screenshot is what you should see when you’re logged in as the admin. It can also be configured to show for the other levels of membership that might contribute to the site. The only people it can’t be configured to show for are your average registered users who do not see to see any of the admin options for the site.
The admin bar is visible in the admin section as well as every page on the site if you’re logged in, if you have permission to see it and if the theme is configured correctly.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Admin Menu] [Plugin: WP Admin Menu] menu layout for frontend ?As you can see in this screenshot:
https://s.www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-admin-menu/screenshot-1.jpg?r=350400The admin bar appears at the top of the site if you’re logged in as an admin whether you’re in the wp-admin section or not. Having the admin bar on the front-end of the site was my whole reason for writing the plugin. If it’s not appearing on the front end of your site you can check the source and see if it’s being included in the page, if it’s not then the template is missing some critical elements.
I’ll try to include changes to make the menu ‘stick’ to the top of the window in my next release.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Admin Menu] [Plugin: WP Admin Menu] menu layout for frontend ?If I understand you correctly you’re saying that the menu isn’t appearing at the top of the page when you’re outside of the admin section. If that’s the case then your theme might be missing the elements the plugin uses to include the menu.
Make sure your theme has the wp_head and wp_footer function calls. Those are the parts of the theme used to place the menu on the front end of the website.
The wp_head function goes inside the <head> of the page:
<?php wp_head(); ?>And the wp_footer function goes at the bottom of the page, perhaps just inside the closing </body> tag:
<?php wp_footer(); ?>Oh, and I’m not sure what you mean by your second request about 2nd and 3rd level categories.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: New tag through SVN not updatingSeems to have updated now. Took a while.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress phpinfo()] [Plugin: WordPress phpinfo()] Javascript errorIt’s because the jQuery in the wordpress-php-info plugin isn’t in noConflict mode. Replacing the code in
wordpress-php-info\common\wp-admin.jswith the following should fix it. It fixed it on my dev box.// Set up jQuery in noConflict() mode var $wphp = jQuery.noConflict(); $wphp(document).ready(function() { //ACCORDION BUTTON ACTION $wphp('div.accordionButton').click(function() { $wphp('div.accordionContent').slideUp('normal'); $wphp(this).next().slideDown('normal'); }); //HIDE THE DIVS ON PAGE LOAD $wphp('div.accordionContent').hide(); });Thank you sir
@bamajr I just checked on the status of the 404 errors and everything appears to be working again. Give it a shot and let me know what you think.
Never seen that before. I’m looking into it. I know that the repository was throwing 404 errors earlier when you attempt to download.
After clicking a couple of times on the “Download Version 1” on this page https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-admin-menu/ , I was able to download and manually install the plugin. Maybe the 404 errors have something to do with your fopen() errors as there are no references to fopen() in the plugin itself.
