strikedamic

Hi Christiaan, thanks for answering.

Wouldn’t it be possible to alter the plugin slightly so it checks for the picture’s class and only includes the caption if the class contains, in my case, “attachment-single-medium”?

Thank you.

Very nice, everything works now. Thanks!

Hey there, thanks a lot!

Hello, I see you’ve updated your plugin but the problem persists for me even after the update. Did you make any progress about this? Thanks!

Alright, good. Please keep me updated, thanks.

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And how much would that cost?

Hello Ustimenko

Thank you for your quick reply.

I have done all you’ve asked me to do, unfortunately to no avail. Deactivating every other plugin, then refreshing the page as a contributor as well as switching to the standard theme and refreshing always only showed two Tests entries and no Posts entry. My contributors told me they have seen this for long, but couldn’t tell me how long – maybe from the beginning.

My version is 4.3.1.

Thanks!

Anyone please?

Absolutely, thanks.

Okay, thank you.

Which file(s) do you need to see the problem?

Cheers!

Oh wow.
Guys. I did it.
I worked on the CSS, creating a subclass (li) for nav, and it’s cool. Works in IE and Opera.
Thanks to you jeremyclark13 for the reply!

Damn.
I killed my additional stuff since I had enough of it yesterday. Today, I can’t make it work without making the page look weird.
Just please tell me:
What are the changes that I have to make?
I believe that I can copy the #nav’s in the CSS, rename them to “navrest” and just apply minor changes for the text background to be green instead of crimson red. Then I’d have to manually add links to header.php like this one:

<div id="nav">
<ul>
<li class="page_item"><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/"><?php _e('Home'); ?></a></li>
<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=' ); ?>
</ul>

<div id="navrest>
<ul>
<li class="page_item"><a href="TESTLINK">TEST ENTRY</a></li>
<li class="page_item"><a href="TESTLINK">TEST ENTRY 2</a></li>
</div>
<?php include 'stats.php'; ?></ul>

Sorry for reposting but hey, seems like no one reads this anyway. Maybe I’ll get lucky ??

The attempt to make the logged-in-users-additional-navbar look right failed. I can’t make it touch the search bar, while in IE, it won’t even show.

I give up for today. Too much sweat and tears.

Please, I need help. Desperately.

EDIT: Great. Now the sidebars don’t play along with the general page width anymore. I’m close to tears.

OK I decided to put the links for logged in users one line lower than the public nav bar. By playing with the CSS, I figured that out. Still, there’s about 30px distance from the “lower” nav bar to the search bar that I just can’t get out.

Please, anyone?