justinbarkhuff

Is your code executing inside The Loop? If not, I think I know why it didn’t work.

‘the_ID()’ function only works if you are inside The Loop. If you are outside The Loop, you’ll have to get the post ID another way.

Try this:

<?php
// get the current page ID
$the_page_id = $post->ID;

// create array of page ID’s we want to check for
$page_ids = array(6,12,13,14);

// see if the current page ID is in the array
if(in_array($the_page_id,$page_ids)){
echo ‘hooray! this is a special id!’;
}
?>

I tested this code on my site and it works.

PHP’s in_array() function might be what you are looking for. You could use something like this:

<?php
// create array of page ID’s we want to check for
$page_ids = array(6,12,13,14);

// see if the current page ID is in the array
if(in_array(the_ID(),$page_ids)){
// the_ID() was in the array!
// your code here
}
?>

Also, as at least one of you mentioned, if the $page_ids array is going to contain the children of a specific page ID, you may want to read about WordPress’ get_children() function. I haven’t used that function, and there isn’t much documentation on it, but it may enable you to automatically populate the $page_ids array from the WordPress database.

The photo gallery interface is driven by a customized version of lightbox2.

In my customized version, I:

• added the slide show functionality
• moved all visual specifications to the css file
• rewrote lots of the code to better utilize the prototype.js library
• customized the images

Here are the links to my customized lightbox.js and lightbox.css (lightbox.css has image dependencies that you will find in the css code):

• https://www.barkhuff.com/wp-content/themes/desktop/js/lightbox.js
• https://www.barkhuff.com/wp-content/themes/desktop/lightbox.css

The huge space at the bottom is a result of the location map being ‘hidden’ by default (look for the location map at the top right corner of the site).

The location map has a default top coordinate of ‘-250px’, but for some reason, FF still renders the 250px of space. When you click “see map”, the location map animates down, and the space at the bottom disappears.

I tried a few things to get rid of the space when the location map is ‘hidden’, but nothing I tried seemed to work.