Ptah Dunbar

I’ll be sure to update the .pot so “to” can be translatable, thanks for pointing that out!

WP Framework is littered with documentation within all the template files. That’s currently the best way to figure things out at this point. Online documentation is lacking due to WP Framework still being in a sort of experimental stage. It’s solid and works fine, but I’m still fleshing out some of the backend APIs, I’ll be creating online documentation once these APIs become finalized, which will be within the next few months.

I’m not sure why creating a custom page template didn’t work for you. There’s nothing custom you have to do. There’s an existing custom page template (page-full-width.php) that works fine, I’ve also tried creating a new one by simple adding the Template Name: header.

I should note that the primary target audience for this theme is geared for designers/developers and DIYers who like tinkering with template files. Again, once things are more finalized, there will definitely be more documentation to make things easier.

All the best!

I’m trying to reproduce this but everything is showing up fine. If you could provide me with some more details, that would help me, better help you.

WP Framework shouldn’t add any additional overhead to your site. Make sure you disable any plugins and test again. Let me know if it’s still causing your site to slow down. Also be sure to paste a link to the site in question.

Thanks

Wow, that looks pretty cool. Have you built a theme based on this?

Thanks all for providing detailed feedback. We’re working on addressing these issues to make menu management more scalable.

@pbassham Check the screen options tab to see if the menu items (post, pages, cats, tags) are hidden as that might be the case.

Could you guys post a screenshot of your problems as I’m not able to reproduce the bugs.

Also, make sure your theme supports menus:
add_theme_support( 'nav-menus' );

page_id=23 works for me. Make sure that page id is valid. And are you using the latest WP Loop version?

For the record, custom_query_args works like this:
caller_get_posts=1&author=1&post_type=page&post_status=publish&orderby=title&order=ASC

@kgjerstad: Are you using the WordPress Loop plugin or is this a general question?

In the case of WordPress Loop:
.entry-title { display: none; }

Let me know when you’ve tested WordPress Loop on a fresh installation.

Store the image url as a custom field and add the meta key of that custom field to the widget. The rest is css styling.

WordPress Loop can display post based on custom field key/values you set in the widget. Once you set those parameters, you can then hide all the elements but the titles using css.

try setting the sizes to width: 60px height: 999px, or vis versa. The image shows up right?

when i updated plugin, widget page show me:
Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘wl_widgets_css’ was given in /home/sibapane/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 339

when deactive plugin, widget page works.

Is that still happening? Are you on the latest 0.4 version?