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A small hack, until the next version comes out..

Around line 260, add this line…

if (in_category (XX, $post) ){

before

if ($post->post_status == 'private' || $post->post_type == 'page')
{return;}

and then, around line 290,
add an extra

}

after

$update = $twitter->update_status($tweet, $user_key, $user_key_secret);

Replace XX with the category id, name or slug. Read this for more details.

You could also try CYC. It integrates into your site completely…

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/customize-your-community/

6 hours, the forum says I took to resolve this…
I guess I just needed to read up a bit more than I did.

What I did was to add both the sanitized project name and the number of images to the custom field value, comma separated.

I’m not sure if this is a hundred percent right/efficient, but it works as expected. Could someone give me an opinion on this code.

<?php
$project_values = get_post_custom_values('project');
foreach ( $project_values as $oneproject ) { //start a project
$project_array = explode(', ', $oneproject); // make an array of project name and number of images
$project = $project_array[ 0 ]; //define $project as project name
$images = $project_array[ 1 ]; //define $images as number of images per project
echo "<div class='project'> <!-- start a project div -->
<a href='https://domain.tld/images/$project-1.jpg' rel='shadowbox[$project]'><img src='https://domain.tld/images/$project.jpg' /></a> <!-- the first link is different from the rest -->
";

for ($i = 2; $i <= $images; ++$i) { //loop to count images two onwards
echo "<a href='https://domain.tld/images/$project-$i.jpg' rel='shadowbox[$project]' class='hidden'></a> <!-- consequent links are identical -->
";
}
	echo "</div> //end the project
";
}?>

This is going to save me hours. And make me popular with the ladies.

Follow the instructions here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
It’s just a matter of shifting/editing two files.

Nice to see it all in place… Glad I could help…

The only thing I can think of is that, perhaps, you deleted the word art in the wrong place.

If that’s the case, you’d probably need to access your phpmyadmin from your hosting control panel.
Browse to the wordpress database, and the wp_options table. Your siteurl should be https://www.sitename.nl/art

Making that change should bring you back. I’m only guessing that this is the issue.

1. Shift htaccess to public_html
2. Go to https://www.thewebsite.nl/art/wp-admin/ and login
3. Go to Settings > permalinks, and click on save changes.

You’d have to move the index.php from the /art folder to the public_html folder. If you changed your permalink settings, shift .htaccess as well.

If there’s already an index.php in public_html, rename it to index_old.php. After the site is working, you can check to see what the file contains.

Yes.. that seems about right.
Just to check, do you have an index.php under /art/, or is it under public_html?

Instead of is_home, try is_front_page. That worked for me when I faced this.

This is what you did, but probably didn’t go through all the steps…
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

You’ll need to do step 7 onwards, and delete the index.html file with the ‘website almost ready’ message.

The plugin author’s email address is [his username](at)hotmail.
You can delete it now, PluginTaylor. ??

Create two classes in your style.css: postleft and postright, for example, like so:

.postleft{ float: left; width: 450px /*change this to the width you need */;}
.postright{ float:right; width: 300px/*change this to the width you need */; }

And in all your posts, place the video and capture like so:

<div class="postleft">
(youtube code)
</div>
<div class="postright">
(capture img)
</div>

Okay.. I figured my problem. WP-Ecommerce, it is. If only they’d test their product a bit before releasing a new “stable” version every other day.

My widgets were working fine until 2.7.1
With 2.8, the dragging and dropping doesn’t work at all…

Anyone else facing this?