RockyMtnHi

I’m building a site with drop-down menus. When you select a top-level menu it is reflected by the menu item being highlighted. If you select a sub-menu then you don’t know what category you are in because no menu items are highlighted.

I want the code that reads the top-level menu title and places it in a spot at the top of the page so the user can see what section they are in.

Make sense?

Just don’t see how that will do it either.

I use the Configurable Tag Cloud https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/configurable-tag-cloud-widget/. A great tag widget that allows you to configure the aesthetics.

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You need to modify the code in the functions.php file, or create it if it doesn’t exist. More info is here: https://www.21stsoft.com/wordpress-tutorial-custom-web-design-wordpress-integration/

I’m very interested to see what GDHosting says about it.

Whoa, scary. I wasn’t able to automatically upgrade to 2.9.0 and almost just did a manual upgrade to 2.9.1, but I’m waiting.

Wish I could receive emails on responses to this post.

I always add files in the /public_html/ folder for easy downloading, so I don’t know why it doesn’t work for you. If you really want it to work that way you may ask your hosting company tech support. Should work

One more note, always name your files with a .php extension. If you do then you can always add database or PHP functionality to it later. If you name it .html then you have to rename the file later for this type of functionality, mess with 301 redirects, and lose SEO value in the meantime.

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The problem is in your index.php file. Download the index.php and page.php files from your theme folder and compare their contents. They should be very similar, and a structural difference between the 2 is the probably culprit.

in the style.css file of your theme folder. If you are logged into WordPress then click the menu items Appearance > Editor > style.css.

Call your hosting company and see if they can delete the themes.

For starters I’d open the database in phpMyAdmin and make sure your url’s are correct in the wp_options table.

I host at Bluehost and they don’t provide a backup capability. I use a script and a cron job to back up as often as I need – which is daily. It is all described here in the backups section: [link moderated]

If you are concerned with error-free code on your pages (which you should) then you need to load all of the flash code at runtime in Javascript.

What you do is use document.write statements in an included javascript file and call it in your page code. There is an example here:
https://www.mercuryleads.com

This is where the jscript is called:
<script type=”text/javascript”>swflove();</script>

The swflove() function is in this file:
<script src=”https://www.mercuryleads.com/Scripts/sales-lead-generation.js&#8221; type=”text/javascript”></script>

I’d do a hard clear of your cache on your laptop.