jmsearcy

You can probably use the

.current_page_parent { … } /* parent of the current Page */

css selector to get the desired effect. See this page for more info.

-Joe

I’d need to see your page and sidebar code to help you…

-Joe

If I had to guess, it sounds like you have some PHP in your sidebar listing categories. Look for something similar to this in your sidebars source code:

<?php wp_list_categories( $args ); ?>

If you can’t find anything like this, seeing your code would help track down where the problem is coming from, also a URL to your site.

-Joe

I am getting the “Saved!” confirmation message. I have had mixed results with the auto upgrade/plugin install since WP 2.7 (sadly)! I’ve adjusted permissions to try and resolve the issues, but nothing has worked. If you have any recommendations for permission settings (to fix the Elastic or auto-upgrade issues) I will gladly lend an open ear!

-Joe

P.S. My sites are hosted on my own server, so I can make virtually any modification necessary!

I’ve not come across this problem specifically, but I will offer a word of advice:

Sometimes it’s easier and less time consuming to backup your entire WP directory locally, do a new install, and copy over your wp-config.php, themes, plugins, and uploads folders to your new install than trying to search for the needle in the haystack!

I am having some similar issues. I’ve installed the latest release of Elastic (0.0.2.7) on a WP 2.8.4 install, running on PHP 5.2.8. The Theme seems to save fine within the UI, but I see nothing generated within the themes directory or elsewhere. Seems like this will be a great addition to WP if it would actually work :(.

-Joe

I was having the same problem on a WP install served on my Mac with Apache, so it’s not limited to just Windows. This fix worked for me as well…..seems like something easy the developer should take care of though!

-Joe
The PhenixbluE

What is the theme (a link to it would really help)? Most themes can be used universally with a regular WP install, or a WPMU install. The one catch is a regular theme normally will not have Links and such setup for “Blog Registration” or a list of blogs available from the WPMU site. Since a regular WP install doesn’t need those links, a WPMU theme should work, and just not display that information. As I said, a link to the theme would help to better answer your question. Hope this helps,

-Phenix
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Not sure I read everything, so I may be repeating what someone already said, or missing the point altogether, but what it sounds like you need is the following:

#wrapper {
	width: 900px;
	height: 900px;
	margin-top: 0;
	margin-left:  auto;
	margin-right: auto;
	background: url(images/bg.jpg);
}

Basically use a wrapper and auto align the “margin” left and right. Make sure you specify the image height and width.

Hope this helps,

-Joe

The easiest way I’ve found is to just install WP-Google Analytics plugin and let it do the dirty work for you. It’s fast, and super easy.

-Phenix

I’m running WP version 2.6.2 btw