nagyv

Yes, thanks for your time! en_US.png works

changin class-ss-util.php, line 197 to

$extracted_url = self::origin_host . ':' . $extracted_url;

solves the issue

The solution is the_widget('categoryPosts\Widget', 'cat=3&title=Testing');

Thanks, I’ve managed to add a menu using

<?php echo '<a href="' . get_post_format_link( get_post_format() ) . '">' . get_post_format_string( get_post_format() ) . '</a>'; ?>

I didn’t mean exactly this, but something similar. Instead of using categories I would like to use the post format that I have to specify for every post, and create a menu from these.

Although the original author did not posted for a while, the problem still exists. I have tried to accomplish something very similar. I have this page structure:

– People
– Places
– – Here
– – There
– Things
– – shiny things
– – – tin foil
– – – mirror
– – – magic stone
– – ugly things
– – scary things
– – – my neighbor’s cat
– – – bumpy knights

In general I list only the first level of them, that works great, but at some point I would like to list a given branch of a given (this is important!) node.
I could find out how to prepare the unordered menu list by backward walking on the page-parent structure, until finding the page with the given ID, and then I run a wp_list_pages(child_of=given-ID).

The only problem is that it does not set the current_item class in the unordered list.

I use this code before the content loop:

<?php
$parent[0] = $tmp = $post;
while($parent[0]->post_parent != 10){
$parent = query_posts('page_id=' .$parent[0]->post_parent);
}
?>
<div id="menu">
<div class="header">guid;?>"><?php echo $parent[0]->post_title;?></div>

<?php
wp_list_pages('title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of='.$parent[0]->ID); ?>

</div>

<?php
query_posts('page_id=' .$tmp->ID);
unset($parent, $tmp);
?>