theadsmith

It took using phpmyadmin to completely erase the database and upload a copy of the one from the development site, but now everything is working again finally. For anyone else who ends up hanging to do this, just remember to change all the urls in the database via a Find and Replace before you upload it, and you’ll be good to go.

Thanks for the reply – good question. I think it may have been the latter. I’m going to go through phpmyadmin and try again…

Does anyone have any idea on this?

I had this same problem. It turned out to be something in the stylesheet: a .htc file being called to handle PNG transparency in older versions of IE was not being called from the right location, and this caused the redirect to a 404. Crazy but true.

I had this same problem. It turned out to be something in the stylesheet: a .htc file being called to handle PNG transparency in older versions of IE was not being called from the right location, and this caused the redirect to a 404. Crazy but true.

Absolutely nothing fixed the problem, so I ended up having to move the entire site to a new domain on my account, then switching the domain alias over to it. Pain in the ass, and it makes me wary to update any of my other sites to 2.8.4. :/

Hey Todd, the plugin is awesome and the support you’ve provided here has been incredible. I wish most other plugin developers were half as proactive as you are.

I only have one request, which is that the CSS that’s dumped into the header of the page be called from an external stylesheet rather than being pulled from the plugin’s source code. It’s not difficult to edit the source code to change some of the styling where needed, but it’ll be overwritten whenever the plugin is updated with a newer version.

Regardless, thanks for the awesome plugin and support.

Alright, I found one messy solution, which was to place the category in a similar hierarchy as the corresponding post, then edit the code output by the menu plugin and replace the page link with a link to the post category, as so:

$pagelist = str_replace('about/welcome/blog/','category/about/welcome/blog/',$pagelist);

Then I’ll have to give the category a template with the appropriate navigation, etc. so it looks like it’s part of the page navigation.

Is there a better way to do this?

Hi Ogre, this is something I want to accomplish on my blog as well– sorting the category archives by name without “the,” “an,” or “a” factored in. Could you please go into a little more detail about how exactly I would use that code you offered? Also, would that interfere with the prev/next navigation of the archives?
Aaron

Hi Bee,
I considered that but then it would give space for captions whether or not captions where present, which I don’t think would look very good. Ideally if one of the pictures in a row had a caption, every thumbnail in that row would have the same amount of caption space just to look even, and if no picture in a row of thumbnails had a caption then there would be no space at all. I’m still trying to figure something out.
Aaron