Denis Leblanc

Nivo Slider is the one I like to use. It’s super clean and easy to use. https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-nivo-slider/

Can you post a link to the live site so I can see the CSS?

You can find the file at: /wp-includes/default-widgets.php on line 364.

You shouldn’t edit this file though cause next time you update WordPress it’s likely to get overwritten. You should only use it for reference if you’re creating a custom widget.

Here’s a good post on creating your own widgets: https://dev7studios.com/resources/wordpress-development-for-designers-part-1/

Try this post: https://www.problogger.net/archives/2009/01/03/how-to-move-from-wordpresscom-to-wordpressorg/

Hell no, IE6 is down to 0.6% market share as of April 2012. Most have given up support a long time ago. It all depends on your visitors though. If your site gets more then 5% traffic from IE6 then I’d consider getting it fixed.

IE7 is down to 2.3% so a lot of developers have given up support for it also. Mostly progressive enhancement stuff.

d.

Something like this would work:

<?php
$orderedListAfter= 1;
$content = apply_filters('the_content', get_the_content());
$content = explode("</ol>", $content);
for ($i = 0; $i <count($content); $i++) {
if ($i == $orderedListAfter) { ?>
<!-- START OF AD CODE -->
AdSense Code
<!-- END OF AD CODE -->
<?php
}
echo $content[$i] . "</ol>";
} ?>

Thanks Chip, that’s exactly what I needed.

d.

I had a custom menu called Library Nav that was causing the issue. From the database I browsed the wp_terms table and deleted the instance for that nav and everything worked.

Thanks everyone.

d.

When you create a custom menu item for the custom post type archive you have to include the entire url and not just ‘/your-custom-post-type-name’. If you use the entire url the wordpress url rewrite function will check it against all the other menu items as well as against all your pages and so on. What you end up with in the menu parent is something like ‘current-menu-ancestor current-menu-parent current_page_parent current_page_ancestor’.

Thanks, that works great. Just what I needed.